What to order at Sullivan's Fish Camp

Must order
Oysters from the raw bar, then the wood-grilled whole fish.
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Book on Resy. Bar seats walk-in and serve the same menu Booking ahead is essential.
Book at Sullivan's Fish CampCharleston: Wadmalaw Island Wine Tasting and ... from $149
CuisineSeafood, Lowcountry
Price$$$$
Tasting menu$50-95 a la carte
NeighborhoodSullivans Island
ChefJason Stanhope
Book ahead3 weeks
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Address: 2019 Middle Street, Suite A, Sullivan's Island, SC 29482, Charleston

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