Restaurants near The Traces Golf Course

3 restaurants available nearby

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1. Red Bone Alley Restaurant - PRIORITY SEATING

4.6

Exceptional(58)

Price: Moderate

• Unspecified • Florence

Dale Barth understood at an early age what makes a restaurant great. While studying biology at the College of Charleston, Barth waited tables and worked as a bartender and cook. He imagined opening a place of his own. A dream restaurant with good, fresh, and innovative cooking. Attentive and friendly service. An atmosphere that would offer diners an escape from the everyday. Quality food and wine for adults. A fun place to be for kids. Years later, when a former J.C. Penney department store space became vacant at the Florence Mall in 1992, Barth seized the opportunity to make his dream a reality. After an extensive market analysis combined with a capital investment of $1 million, Barth hired a builder to tear off the roof and add another story. The massive height and open space offered the perfect foundation for recreating the outdoor cafe experience of Charleston. A steel two-story facade was then designed and built to flank and overlook the streetscape meandering throughout the space. The result was dramatic - very much like a theatrical set. A two-story high space with an open atrium. A back porch with glowing lanterns. A children's area with patio seating next to an old ice cream truck. An upstairs balcony overlooking the alley. A sports bar and grill. Lowcountry landscape murals painted by Charleston artist David Boatwright. All in all, a little something for everyone. In 1993, Barth's dream became a reality with the opening of the first Red Bone Alley Restaurant & Bar in Florence, SC. The restaurant took off. Lines formed and critics ate it up. The restaurant immediately realized a profit and a complete return on investment in just sixty months. Named after Barth's daughter's redbone coonhound, each restaurant offers an extensive bar, live entertainment, and a clothing line featuring the Red Bone Alley hound. The food is fresh and innovative South Carolina regional cuisine. Closely tied to the land, sea, and rivers that abound in the region, South Carolina's cuisine is influenced by hundreds of years of French, Mediterranean, African, English and West Indian cooking. Dedicated to offering his customers the freshest food possible, Barth and his staff start every day early by gathering the day's ingredients - produce bought directly from local farmers, honey gathered by South Carolinian beekeepers, Darlington County rice, freshly caught Atlantic seafood, and the highest quality aged Western beef flown in daily.

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2. Town Hall - Florence

4.8

Exceptional(1173)

Price: Moderate

• American • Florence

Booked 27 times today

Town Hall is a farm-driven, Southern-inspired restaurant located in Florence, S.C. The menu changes with the seasons, and features a selection of starters and entrees with both familiar and unexpected ingredients, some of which are from our nearby family farm. Locally and responsibly raised meat, pork and seafood options are prepared on our open wood-fire grille, and are served alongside family-style sides. Located in the historic Kress corner on West Evans and S. Dargan Street, Town Hall also offers an extensive list of American spirits, local beer, fine wines and well balanced cocktails.

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3. Mill Pond Steakhouse

4.8

Exceptional(1612)

Price: Expensive

• Steak • Rembert

Booked 11 times today

Window seating is first come, first serve depending on how early you make your reservation. Parties larger than 5 are unable to be seated next to the window. We do our best to accommodate all requests but aren't always able to seat everyone that requests a window seat by the window.Mill Pond Steakhouse is the only up-scaled steakhouse in the midlands. We have a well developed staff that is committed to your dining needs. It starts from the time you pick up the phone to make a reservation to when you are welcomed at the front door and lasts forever. When you arrive to the Mill Pond Steakhouse in Boykin, SC you take a step back in time. Mill Pond Steakhouse offers rustic elegance with southern hospitality and a one of a kind dining experience.Parties of 6 or more are required to call the restaurant at 803-425-8825 and ask to speak to management. If you can't make your reservation on time, please call to let us know or else your table may be given to someone else. Thank you!

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Jimmy
South Carolina •2 reviews
5.0
Dined 3 days ago
This was a wonderful experience and fun night for my wife’s birthday, very friendly staff and very attentive to what we wanted the night to be like for her birthday
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Town Hall - FlorencePrice: Moderate• American• Florence
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4.8
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matthew
Phoenix / Arizona •5 reviews
5.0
Dined 6 days ago
Great steak house without the steakhouse price tag. We went with friends and shared the fried oyster appetizer, which was excellent . I had the aged ribeye, my wife had crab cakes, and our friends had the halibut and filet mignon. The crab cakes were huge and mostly crab. The ribeye was better than I could do at home (a rarity) and our friends cleaned their plates. We shared the berry cobbler for dessert which was delicious. The only area for improvement might be at the bar…the old fashioned was fine but luxardo cherries and Demerara sugar would elevate the drink over the simple syrup and bright red cherries that are better left in a kid’s Shirley temple.
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Mill Pond SteakhousePrice: Expensive• Steak• Rembert
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4.8
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South Carolina •1 review
5.0
Dined on Dec 11, 2021
Enjoy our Christmas Lunch 🎄
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4.6

Restaurants near The Traces Golf Course

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3 restaurants available nearby

1. Red Bone Alley Restaurant - PRIORITY SEATING

2. Town Hall - Florence

3. Mill Pond Steakhouse

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