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Published in the Post and Courier, December 25, 2022 Project studies and promotes seeds from which sprouted Lowcountry cuisine by...
Read MoreTake in the picturesque beauty of Middleton Place’s Azalea Hillside and Mill Pond and enjoy traditional Low Country favorites made from fresh, local and seasonal ingredients. Inspired by former resident chef and renowned southern chef Edna Lewis, The Middleton Place Restaurant has Low Country lunch options that include fried chicken, she-crab soup, shrimp and grits, and collard greens. Experience a more formal dinner menu featuring fresh-caught local seafood, organic chicken, select cuts of meat, and seasonal vegetables.
All proceeds from the Middleton Place Restaurant support the mission of the Middleton Place Foundation.
Reservations: Please call 843-266-7477 or make a dinner reservation through RESY
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Lunch | 11 am – 3 pm Monday-Saturday
The Restaurant is open for visitors to Middleton Place for lunch with indoor and outdoor seating. Lunch is first come first served. General admission is required. |
Picnic | Make a traditional picnic under the Oaks a special addition to your Middleton Place visit. Picnics start at $60 for two people and can be ordered by calling 843-266-7477. General admission is required. Picnics are not available on Sundays. |
Dinner | 5:00-8:30pm Tuesday - Saturday Reservations required. General Admission is not required for Dinner. |
Sunday Brunch | 11 am - 3pm Sunday The Restaurant is open for visitors to Middleton Place for brunch with indoor and outdoor seating. Brunch is first come first served. General admission is required. |
March 12, 2025
Spring Garden Strolls and Wine Tastings are back at Middleton Place! Wednesdays 5:30-7:30 pm March 12 – May 14 Experience America’s Oldest Landscaped Gardens like never before with after-hours access to Middleton Place National Historic Landmark. Sip & stroll through breathtaking gardens, where you’ll savor wines...
learn moreMarch 15, 2025
Location: Stableyards Explore the crop that made South Carolina and Charleston wealthy, how rice culture has shaped the South, and its roots in West Africa. This drop-in style program discusses the use of enslaved labor in rice cultivation and the crop’s...
learn moreMarch 15, 2025
Tour Type: Walking Tour Location: This tour meets at the Stableyards Textile Shop and ends at Eliza’s House. This 30-minute walking tour discusses the African and African-American women who helped build, maintain, and restore Middleton Place in the 18th, 19th & 20th...
learn moreMarch 20, 2025
Looking for a breathtaking view and a glass of wine? The Edmondston-Alston House is the perfect piazza for a special evening. Enjoy a self-guided tour of the Edmondston-Alston House followed by a glass of wine on the second-story piazza overlooking...
learn moreMarch 20, 2025
Looking for a breathtaking view and a glass of wine? The Edmondston-Alston House is the perfect piazza for a special evening. Enjoy a self-guided tour of the Edmondston-Alston House followed by a glass of wine on the second-story piazza overlooking...
learn moreMarch 20, 2025
In collaboration with the Dorchester Heritage Center, the Middleton Place Foundation will host the DHC’s “Discovery Series” talk on March 20, featuring Jeff Sherard from Brockington and Associates. Jeff Sherard, Laboratory Director at Brockington and Associates, Inc. and Member-At-Large, Archaeological Society...
buy tickets learn morePublished in the Post and Courier, December 25, 2022 Project studies and promotes seeds from which sprouted Lowcountry cuisine by...
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