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Georgetown Foodland presents first-ever 'Restaurant Showcase Week' February 1-7, 2021

1/17/2021

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Georgetown County will have its own version of a restaurant week this February, something meant to support restaurants and deliver tasty dishes to customers at an affordable price point.

Georgetown Foodland's Jamie Sanderson says "Restaurant Showcase Week" is a way to give locals their chance to experience the flavors in our eateries and feel special while doing so.

"This is a simplistic event. Restaurants were asked to create a three-course menu at $35. There's been lots of feedback since announcing this. Lots people are very interested. There have been a few restaurants whom have submitted menus. We have one sweet-treat focus, too. The foundation will be built the first week of February 2021 so we may have the opportunity to make this annual." 

An event page has been created, where menus will be posted for all restaurants participating. 

Sanderson goes on to say this is just the start.

"The culinary industry in Georgetown has seen an uptick in customers in the past few years. The pandemic has taken a toll on restaurants. We've lost some to it. But, the future is innovative concepts and menu pivots. Take-out alone will not support our restaurants. We have to have dine-in, inside and out. We have to have special events. We have to focus on both locals and tourists, not one or the other. Down the road, bigger events are being thought of and planned. If we are safe, we can pull these off to help all our culinary families and friends stay afloat, and build a great local foodie base."

This week-long event is the first of its kind and will evolve over time. It's meant to help get locals out and enjoy our restaurants and be part of something unique. The week begins Monday, February 1, and ends end of day Sunday, February 7. 

Plus, it's the lead-up to one of the biggest eat-out days of the year, Valentine's Day.

​For more information, click the button below for the event page. 
Restaurant Showcase Week 2021
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Restaurant bonds? Kentucky chef crafts culinary version of war bond to help save restaurants

12/8/2020

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​If you can't remember or never heard of it, a war bond was created to help get this country through a couple wars, to say the least.

Right now, restaurants are at war with not only the pandemic, but governments placing restrictions on them.

Well, as I scrolled through Instagram today, I saw something I thought was a throwback. It wasn't.

Chef Edward Lee at 610 Magnolia, located in Louisville, Kentucky, has introduced the culinary version at his restaurant.

@610magnolia is introducing a new concept for gift certificates.  We are calling them Restaurant Bonds. They are the same as gift certificates but the longer you wait to redeem them, the more they go up in value. 

It's a win for the customer and a win for my restaurant that typically gets inundated in January with a ton of gift cards being redeemed. These Restaurant Bonds are only being sold in the month of December in limited quantities. 

We are happy to share the details with any other restaurant if they are interested in doing something similar. 

Email 610@610magnolia.com for details

#happyholidays #SaveRestaurants
When I saw this, and the crafted bond, I was taken. It's really come to this. 

Restaurants are literally in a war. In many states, they were the first to see restrictions. It came with shorter hours at first, then as cases climbed, they faced no-dine-in mandates. Inside dining was erased.

Eateries had to become savvy to not only keep staff and themselves afloat, but feed people who, at first, were shocked they couldn't eat inside their favorite restaurant. 

Curbside, delivery and to-go became the only way for some. Others, like Litchfield Restaurant, Perrone's, and R'Way Pizza, turned parking lots and side lots into a outdoor getaway.

Locally, restaurants have seen an easement in restrictions, but who's to say there won't be another round? Lee has even said "he's afraid it's too late to save restaurants" in an Bon Appetit article.
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610 Magnolia's Restaurant Bond
Now, we face a rise in cases all across the United States. Areas in California are seeing restaurants slapped with restrictions again, and this time tempers are flaring. 

Chef Lee has a great concept here, and hopefully restaurants follow his lead. Given the fact tourism season provides a major boost to eateries, this would be a huge incentive for folks visiting.

And with restrictions looming in wintertime, it could be the death bell for many restaurants. According to survey findings conducted by the National Restaurant Association, 10,000 have closed in three-months time.

The concept of a restaurant bond is an investment. It helps restaurants survive this part of the year and customers receive a perk in value when they decide to use later down the road.

Given those restaurants are still here. 
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Where to eat before your visit to Brookgreen Gardens' Night of a Thousand Candles 2020

12/6/2020

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It's that time of year where Brookgreen Gardens in Murrells Inlet is lit up with thousands of candles and lights. That's right, folks, it's Christmas time. That means Night of a Thousand Candles is in full-shine mode!

Locals who have been attending for years already know the go-to spots to eat before the event, including dining options inside the venue. Let's take a look at those, starting with what's offered on site.

Due to COVID this year they will have a number of smaller options for dining:
  • Inlet Affairs - will be serving their signature favorites in the Leonard Pavilion.
  • Let's Ride BBQ and Austin's Garden Galley will be on the lawn next to the restaurant.
  • Harvest Restaurant will be open with a limited menu - indoor and terrace seating by reservation only. 
  • The Old Kitchen, in the heart of the sculpture garden, will be serving small bites, soup, and beverages.
  • Brookgreen Beverage Stations will provide beverages, beer, wine, and their homemade hot cocoa. 
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For the folks who want a grab-and-go option or want to enjoy eating outside at a local restaurant before the 4 p.m. start, here are a few places we suggest.
Jimmyz Hibachi of Pawleys Island is a great stop on the way to NOTC. Not only can you dine inside, but there is a patio outside you can sit and eat at. If you want to eat in the car on the way to the event, they have a drive-thru. The hibachi is super good and they have poke' bowls. 

The are located at 10378 Ocean Highway in Pawleys Island and their phone number is 843-314-3682.
A quick "pit stop" for grab-and-go food is Chester's Pit Stop in Pawleys Island. Located at 12161 Ocean Highway, Chester's is an award-winning hot dog server. The small brick-and-mortar eatery is easy to miss, but you can always look for the big "Hot Dogs" sign close to the roadway on the left heading to Brookgreen Gardens. 

If you want more than a hot dog, Chester's has you covered. Fried Shrimp, Fried Flounder can be enjoyed by itself or in sandwich form, and you can add fries. 

Order from the window, then take with you to your car or truck, or sit at one of the picnic tables and enjoy. 

​You can call ahead at 843-630-2041, too.
Another grab-and-go stop is Beach Burgers and BBQ. They are located at 13088 Ocean Highway and can be reached at 843-979-3333. They also have dine-in and outside dining options. 

If you're in the mood for a burger, fries and milkshake served fast, fresh and with flavor, this is the spot to hit. They even do salads. The chicken sandwich and chicken salad is sure to be light on the stomach while walking through Brookgreen Garden.

Click their name above (as with all the restaurants I have mentioned) and it will take you to their menus.

​Call ahead is also available. 

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There are other great restaurants to enjoy on the way to Night of a Thousand Candles, like Rustic Table, Bistro 217, Local Eat Drink Celebrate and Yagi Sushi & Hibachi, but plan ahead and call ahead, depending whether you want to dine in, eat outside or grab a to-go order. 
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There's help for restaurants in need of pandemic support

11/27/2020

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There's a rise in Covid-19 cases in the United States, and with that, restaurants are starting to feel the brunt.

In some states, restaurants are seeing the reimplementation of restrictions. And, with the holidays paired with non-tourism months, it couldn't come at a worst time.

But, we wanted restaurants to know their is help out there. You can start with your food service providers.

For example, this "Operating Safely Guide" by US Foods provides expansive details on how to manage through the pandemic. From FOH and BOH recommendations to federal and local requirement overviews, you're sure to find comfort in knowing there are folks making sure you have the latest information so you can provide a safe dining experience for customers.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention also have guiding principles and important information on operating safely in restaurants. Click here for details. You can also tell your customers the CDC has information regarding food safety and eating out. 

There is also OSHA Covid-19 guidance for restaurants offering take out or curbside pick up.

Whatever the case, make sure you, as a restaurant owner, seek out the latest information when training staff on Covid-19. 
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'Mystery Chef Dinner': a first in a series with hopes of putting Georgetown in culinary spotlight

9/30/2020

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A year in the making, the first in a series "Mystery Chef Dinner" will actually happen.

Live. In a restaurant. 

Given the current pandemic and social guidelines, precautions are being taken for the first event, taking place at Root in the City of Georgetown. The restaurant is located at 919 Front Street.

"It's a simple concept, but exciting," event organizer Jamie Sanderson said. "It's taking a team of like-minded individuals to come together and plan this. We've been at it for a few months now with origination and process flow. I think we have the potential to establish a great first impression."

The concept has two chefs entering a restaurant or eatery in Georgetown County. These two chefs are unknown to the guests and the chefs have no clue on who they are serving. There will be limitations with seating and amount of guests during the pandemic. 

The chefs will prepare a three-course meal each that includes an appetizer, entrée and dessert. This means a guest will get two three-course meals to enjoy. While the guests wait in between servings, Sanderson will be providing interactive commentary and dialogue both in person and live streaming on social media.

"It's going to have an entertainment value. I'll be jazzing it up, hyping the chefs to the attendees, talking about dishes, and asking folks who they think is back in that kitchen. I might even try and get a peek back there. They might stop me, but I'll try," Sanderson said.

The guests will be provided a menu as they are seated. It will be in a Chef A / Chef B format. The guests will not know ahead what they are being served and the chefs will not know each other's menu until the event starts.   
PictureJamie Sanderson hopes the 'mystery chef dinner' helps chefs and restaurants reach greater limits.
"I think it'll be fun and a break from all the other items we are dealing with in our daily life. A chance to sit down, enjoy some food with the mystique of not knowing who cooked it, have some laughs at my expense, and showcase the chef talent we have in Georgetown and beyond." 

Sanderson adds, "This is the first of something exciting for the culinary scene in Georgetown County. I hope to continue this afterward and include many other chefs and restaurants. Those folks have earned the spotlight, now it's time to give it to them and help them reach the stars." 

The first "Mystery Chef Dinner" takes place October 11, 2020, at 6 p.m. The link to the event page is below. Click the button for details on how to prepay. The event is limited to 25 people and a list is being taken by the restaurant.

UPDATE: 9/30/2020 - The event at Root has sold out in one day. They ask, however, you call and have your name placed on a stand-by list in the event spaces open up before October 11. Their phone number is 843-461-9344. 

Mystery Chef Dinner at Root
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Quigley's Pint & Plate offers 'Pay As You're Able' meals to public

8/25/2020

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Josh Quigley has always given back to the community he lives and does business in. What he's been doing since the pandemic grew shouldn't be a surprise.

Quigley's Pint & Plate, one of his restaurants, has been serving "Pay As You're Able" meals on Tuesdays. These meals are for anyone "in need of something to eat" and is a "gift to anyone in need." 

They even say you can pick one up if you need a break from your kitchen.

Quigley, along with Billy Davis and the entire staff, have always found ways to help those in the Pawleys Island, Georgetown areas. 

"Donations are accepted, but not expected. All funds collected will be used to create next week's meal, and provide non-perishable food items to the Baskervill Food Pantry."

Meals can be picked up at their Quigley's Next Door location at 251 Willbrook Blvd in Pawleys Island. Check the Quigley's Pint & Plate Facebook page for each Tuesday's menu. 

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The 8-25-2020 menu. Menus are similar, but offer different meals each Tuesday.

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Southern Flavor Magazine chomps back into production, features Bistro 217 Burger on cover

8/20/2020

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There's a familiar magazine back in production on the culinary adventure of the Lowcountry.

And its Fall issue is burgerlicious. 

Southern Flavor Magazine paused as the pandemic grew through the area. Now, Bert Wood, owner and publisher, has put out an issue that's sure to grab the attention of those in Georgetown County. 

The cover of "The Burger Issue" features the Bistro Burger from Pawleys Island own Bistro 217. And we're sure as soon as people saw it, the eatery saw those people requesting the famous burger. 

The magazine has featured Georgetown County restaurants since its beginning. We're glad to see them back doing what they do best, and that's promoting the culinary scene of our area. 

​You'll love their features section, too. 

You can read the Fall 2020 digital issue - including great stories and awesome recipes - by clicking here. 

The hard copies will available in select Georgetown County restaurants soon. 

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Wicked Inlet Seafood offers dockside market with fresh local seafood, delivery

8/8/2020

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Dylan Foster and Wicked Inlet Seafood have made quite the splash in the culinary industry.

His seafood company is destined to change the seafood market landscape. 
We are a local seafood company that works tirelessly with your local fishermen to bring you the most premium fish available in our Atlantic Ocean. Our goal is to fill the void between the plate and the dock, and to tell the stories of the men and women who risk their lives every day to catch the fish we all love so much. We give you the opportunity to not only know WHERE your fish came from, but WHO your fish came from.

Our Mission is to provide fresh and high quality seafood to our local restaurants, markets, and groceries. Our goal is to fill the void between your plate and the dock. We want you to know not only where your fish came from, but who your fish came from and what their stories are. We want to create a bond and friendship and partnership over fresh, high quality seafood!


LOYALTY: Following through on our word and maintaining our relationships from our fisherman to our customers.

HONESTY: Delivering fine product with full transparency along the way.
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cOMMITMENT: Spreading the joy of fresh local seafood to everyone.

Foster has expanded rapidly with innovation. The dockside market is literally at the dock, right where the boats unload. They are located at 4123 US17 Business in Murrells Inlet. 

The seafood he offers can be delivered, too! That's right, friends, fresh local seafood "from our dock 2 your door" is available. You can call your order in or place your order online. 

To get same-day local delivery, place your order by 8 a.m. that day. Pick up is available between 10 a.m. and 12 p.m. only. They are closed Sundays. 
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If you have concerns regarding being out during the Covid-19 pandemic, but still want fresh, local seafood, contact Foster and Wicked Inlet Seafood today and ask how they help satisfy your needs. 
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Wicked Inlet Seafood on Facebook
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International Culinary Institute of Myrtle Beach will hold Open House July 23

7/9/2020

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FUTURE CULINARY STUDENTS Tour our world-class teaching kitchens, meet our chef instructors, learn about our comprehensive hands-on professional approach to your education, and discuss career paths and your future professional goals.

Small group tours will be conducted to maintain social distancing. Face masks must be worn.

4:00-4:15 p.m. Welcome & Registration
4:15-5:15 p.m. Kitchen Tours / Speak with Faculty and Students
5:15-6:00 p.m. Learn more about The International Culinary Institute

Learn more about how you can participate in being awarded one of five $1,000 ICI scholarships.

International Culinary Institute of Myrtle Beach - click name for website. 
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Governor McMaster announces 'Palmetto Priority' restaurant safety plan

6/23/2020

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South Carolina Governor Henry McMaster, the state’s tourism agency, and the SC Restaurant and Lodging Association unveiled the Palmetto Priority initiative today, aimed at showing the public whether a restaurant is following precautions recommend by the Centers for Disease Control and the state’s Department of Health and Environmental Control to limit the the virus’ spread.

The program allows restaurants to voluntarily commit to following key cleaning and safety guidelines and it also calls for restaurateurs to take online courses and to have a limited DHEC food safety inspection.
The Program at a Glance

Restaurants that choose to participate in the program will complete a checklist of operational assurances as outlined in the restaurant reopening guidelines, participate in required free online education, and participate in a DHEC limited-scope food safety inspection.

Restaurants that successfully complete the checklist and sign a commitment to their employees and customers will earn the endorsement of the program.

​The SC Restaurant and Lodging Association will oversee this consumer-driven program by providing patrons with the opportunity to share their experience, both positive and negative, through a short survey. This form will also be used to file a report if a restaurant not honoring its commitment.
Restaurant Commitment Application
The Commitment

Restaurants must agree to the following priorities to protect their employees and customers and demonstrating leadership in safe sanitation practices with all employees on every shift.
  • Complete either a DHEC Virtual Food Safety Check or, after July, a Limited Scope Food Safety Inspection.
    • Available for free by scheduling with the restaurant’s food safety inspector or by contacting the DHEC food safety office
    • Confirmation available on the DHEC website
  • Managers must complete the ServSafe Reopening Guidance: COVID-19 Precautions.
    • 13-minute course available free on the ServSafe.com website
    • Certificate of completion available at the end of the course
    • All employees will be trained on appropriate cleaning and disinfection, hand hygiene, proper face covering and respiratory etiquette
    • More details below
  • Adhere to the minimum standards, as outlined below of the SCRLA Restaurant Reopening Guidance.
    • Post required signage advising customers not to enter if symptomatic
    • Appropriate signage to promote social distancing and walking traffic patterns
    • Select one person per shift to be in charge of safety and sanitation during the shift, observing and ensuring that hand washing is done appropriately, and sanitation of dining room areas, restrooms, lobbies and door areas is done regularly and consistently (minimum of hourly). 
    • Signs reminding of hand hygiene and proper hand-washing posted for customers and staff
    • Execute the restaurants plan to clean and disinfect common areas and surfaces regularly using chemicals appropriate for COVID-19 disinfection
    • Health safety checks for all employees before each shift
    • Each employee is required to wear a face-covering (i.e., cloth or paper face coverings, face masks, full face shields)
    • Hand sanitizing stations will be available to all customers and employees, including upon entry
    • Parties will maintain at least 6 feet of distance from other parties at all times, except when seated at tables or booths with partitions.
    • Only provide condiments (consider using PC products when appropriate), silverware, flatware, glassware, or other traditional tabletop items upon service/request. When the table is unoccupied all items should be removed
    • Tables are cleaned and disinfected in between seating
    • Self-service items such as buffets or drink stations are eliminated unless an attendant is provided to serve those items to guests or to supervise the use of gloves by the patrons
    • Menus are available digital, single-use or disinfected between guests

You can share your restaurant experience by clicking the button below. 
Palmetto Priority Website
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Admiral's Flagship introduces 'Biergarten' concept with new menu

6/12/2020

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Admiral's Flagship in Murrells Inlet shows off outdoor seating

Longtime seafood favorite Admiral's Flagship is changing the culinary game with their "Biergarten" menu addition. From looking at the reveal, and some insider communication, folks are going to be super happy with the new choices.

Rest assured, however. The all-you-can-eat crab legs option is still alive. Owners will start that next week. 

For now, take a look at the menu and plan ahead. The pork or chicken schnitzel, peach bbq salmon, sausage platter are sure to be favorites. 

And beer cheese fries? Wow. 
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Admiral's Flagship on Facebook
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Despite name change, there's still a bearded dude butchering quality meat in Georgetown

5/23/2020

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This butcher (first from right) still slices meat with a beard. Jeremiah is all smiles with his team in Georgetown.
No. The butcher with a beard didn't go out of business. 

The same folks still run the butchery at 408 South Fraser Street, but had to change the previous name due to a lawsuit.

Yes. A lawsuit. 

Seems a butcher up North caught wind - or smell of fresh cut beef - from this small business and decided to pounce.

No worries. Lowcounty Butcher Shoppe was born, or reborn. Irregardless, the same quality meats you've come to love are still leaving the shop in packaged droves. 

Business has never been better. Why? Given the pandemic, and shortage of beef at national retailers in the area, owner and head butcher Jeremiah Holladay stepped up supply by working in tandem with his suppliers. 

He had to adjust his business hours and days of operation, but he has satisfied all customers to date who have come looking for his products.
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Jeremiah does what he does best - preparing chops of meat for a customer.
On top of serving walk-in customers, the butchery also supplies many restaurants in Georgetown County and surrounding areas. It's a reason why Lowcountry fits in the name.

More and more people outside of the county now experience his quality cuts of beef, chicken and pork.

But, here at home, you can go to SoCo Grille at 619 Front Street to enjoy it cooked. It's one of many restaurants supporting local by buying from the homegrown butchery.

Whether it be burgers and steaks or ribs and pork butts, Jeremiah and his staff at Lowcountry Butcher Shoppe have you covered. 

​Like and follow their Facebook page by clicking the button below to keep up with hours and days of operation. 

Lowcountry Butcher Shoppe
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'Eat It Up, Georgetown' and 'Culinary Adventure of South Carolina' Facebook Groups keep people hungry, Restaurants busy during Pandemic

5/21/2020

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Georgetown County's culinary adventure has seen its fair share of hardships during the pandemic, that's for sure. 

Also for sure is the continued support for restaurants shown through curbside and take-out orders. 

But, for those who still needed that foodie fix, two local Facebook groups have provided avenues for people - and restaurants - to share their adjusted dining experiences and photos during the Covid-19 restrictions in South Carolina.

​The groups are "Eat It Up, Georgetown" (Georgetown County focus) and "Culinary Adventure of South Carolina" (state focus). 

Jamie Sanderson, creator of Georgetown Foodland and the groups, says it was now more important than ever to keep restaurants in the people's eyes.

"Our restaurants have taken a big hit with the curtailing of dine-in restaurant availability. But, these folks in my town have dealt with floods and hurricanes and are seasoned veterans when it comes to keeping businesses afloat, no pun intended. They know how to survive," Sanderson says. 

More, the community has shown their support by joining these groups, and liking and following the main page. They've posted photos of their take-out dishes, their curbside interactions, and words of encouragement.

"Wow, what unbelievable spirit these folks have. Wouldn't you agree? Look at how they've all come out and given their best to keep our restaurant industry alive. It's so beautiful. I am sure the people who run the restaurants appreciate it."

With restaurants able to seat people inside at 50-percent capacity, it's better than before, but they still need the continued support.

"Join the groups. Like the page. Follow the page. Go and like and follow their pages. These restaurants are in the business of feeding us, not only food, but through their passion and generosity, damn good food." 

If you are on Facebook, you can click the buttons below to join one or both groups. 


Eat It Up, Georgetown Facebook Group
Culinary Adventure of South Carolina Facebook Group
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A Culinary Adventure of Georgetown, South Carolina

8/25/2019

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Earn benefits every time you dine out with iDine

8/2/2019

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How would you like to earn cash back when you make a review after dining out? Well, there's a great way to do so.

Introducing iDine, where a member who earns $20 in accumulated restaurant rewards receives a reward card. Visit the website and type in the zip code to see what restaurants you can dine at to earn rewards. 

And there a few restaurants in Pawleys Island and Murrells Inlet participating. 
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Click the button below to learn more. 
iDine - Earn Benefits Every Time You Dine Out
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