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As you may imagine, South Carolina’s coastline is a seafood lover’s paradise with scores of choices if you’re craving delicious seafood. But what about farther inland? The landlocked portions of the state aren’t as well known for seafood as a specialty. However, there are a few exceptions, like The Flounder Fish Camp.

Folks who've already tried the delectable seafood at The Flounder know they're not leaving disappointed.
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Head to this Spartanburg gem on the weekend and you may find yourself waiting in a line, but trust us (and the people ahead of you): the experience is totally worth the wait.
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Seafood aside, you're in for an old-school presentation that may seem a little quirky. The unique serving trays are akin to a TV dinner tray and you'll come to love it!
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The retro trays are as authentic as is the history of The Flounder Fish Camp. It opened in 1969 and is still owned and operated by the same local family.
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Without a doubt, the most popular item on the menu is the fried flounder! But the menu also features other seafood, like fried shrimp and oysters, burgers, and six different kinds of stew.
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And the prices? Well, let's just say the staff members aren't the only ones with big smiles and friendly faces. You'll be smiling when you get the bill! Seriously... check out the low pricing on the menu.
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Don't forget to add a side of hush puppies or onion rings! (You can thank us later for that tidbit.)
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If you thought great seafood was only available along the coast in the Palmetto State, then think again!
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Ready to check this place out for yourself? It's very easy to get to right off the interstate at the intersection of I-26 and I-85. Here's a Google Map to which you can simply add your starting point and navigate right to the parking lot.
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The Flounder Fish Camp is open for dinner Wednesday through Saturday from 3:30 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. Learn more on their official website!

Why not make a day trip of it and do a little bargain hunting? Did you know Spartanburg is home to more than 15 thrift stores? Check out 15 of them in this previous article!

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