Content: See & Do
Category: Food & Drink
Rice Paddy Restaurant
Phone: (843) 546-2021
City: Georgetown
Region: Coastal & Islands
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Rice Paddy Restaurant
The location inside an old bank exudes Southern charm and hospitable gentility. The Rice Paddy sports burnished wood, exposed brick walls, Oriental rugs, and gorgeous artwork. The food and wine match the romantic setting. Be sure to check out the former bank vault that is now a wine cellar. Though their food is expensive, these folks know how to make a mean meal worth the moola. Make a reservation! While the meals are upscale, about any manner of dress would work here except for t-shirts and flip-flops.
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