Tony & Millie
Your Guide to John's Island
Dine on Johns Island
Looking for something to eat on the island? Check out our recs below! Wild Olive - Offers elevated Italian fare with a cozy, farmhouse feel Royal Tern - Your go-to for fresh seafood and wood-fired steaks in a beautiful, coastal setting HeyDay - Casual but delivers elevated comfort food in a cool, retro-inspired setting Somm Wine Bar - Perfect for a glass (or bottle!) of wine paired with small plates in a relaxed, stylish atmosphere.
Freshfields Village
Located just a few minutes from Kiawah Island, Freshfields Village is a charming open-air shopping and dining destination that's perfect for a relaxing afternoon. Whether you're looking to pick up a cute outfit, enjoy a glass of wine, grab a coffee, or unwind with a spa treatment, there's something for everyone. With a mix of locally owned boutiques, name-brand favorites, and seasonal events on the village green, it’s a great place to shop, stroll, and soak in the Lowcountry vibes during your stay.
Dine at Linnette's
Savor Southern coastal cuisine at Linnette’s—wood-fired dishes like collard hush puppies and flounder or end your evening with a drink in the cozy vibes of the Willet Room bar all at The Dunlin!
Kiawah Spirits
For any drink needs head to Kiawah Spirits in Freshfields Village!
Kiawah Island Golf Resort
Home to five championship courses, including the famed Ocean Course, golf enthusiasts can enjoy world-class play amidst stunning coastal scenery.
Need more options? Head to Charleston!
If you have extra time during the weekend, we highly recommend spending a day exploring Charleston—just a 40-minute drive from Kiawah. This charming, historic city is filled with cobblestone streets, colorful row houses, and some of the best food in the country. Whether you're walking along the Battery, snapping photos at Rainbow Row, shopping on King Street, or simply soaking in the Southern charm, Charleston is a must-see while you’re here. Millie and Tony's Dining Recs: Church and Union – A bold, modern American restaurant set in a historic church with stained glass and dramatic ambiance. The Darling Oyster Bar – Chic seafood spot with raw oysters, lobster rolls, and a gorgeous interior. Leon’s Oyster Shop – Fried chicken & oysters in a laid-back, retro space with frozen G&Ts. 167 Raw – Tiny and trendy seafood bar; expect a wait, but the lobster roll is worth it. Frannie & The Fox – Stylish Italian-inspired restaurant with a wood-fired menu and stunning courtyard seating.