Established in 1785, the Town of Edgefield is perhaps one of the most overlooked small towns in the state. The birthplace of statesmen, poets, and Confederate dignitaries of various ranks from the Civil War, Edgefield is a true Southern gem. The town’s famous public square is a testament to the traditional vibes that resound throughout the town. And only a block from that town square sits an upscale restaurant in South Carolina that delivers an exceptional dining experience.
Old Edgefield Grill is located in a circa 1906 home that was once one of the grandest in the town proper.
The lunch menu includes a variety of salads, burgers, platters, combos, and more that plate up delicious American fare that earns consistent accolades from visitors from near and afar.
New York Strip, Angus Filet, Wild Atlantic Salmon, Duck Breast, Grilled Mahi Mahi, Chicken Parmesan, and so much more make dining here a true delight for the senses.
Traditional Southern sides round out the entree selections with choices like Creamy Stone Ground Grits, Fried Okra, Sweet Potato Fries, Garlic Mashed Potatoes, and more.
The Town of Edgefield and Old Edgefield Grill are located on the western border of South Carolina - and we're here to say that the food is definitely worth the drive.
We’d love for you to share your two-thumbs-up review in our comments! An historic old home in the middle of town is the perfect spot for this upscale restaurant in South Carolina. Learn more from the Old Edgefield Grill Facebook page, and then read all about the giant turkeys that are found all over downtown Edgefield!
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