From looking over the reviews I expected much better. The food was ok. Service was inattentive and slow (my water glass was not refilled the entire meal). As far as atmosphere, we sat out on the back "patio" and water dripped through the roof several times on one of us. Oh and my husband got sick later after eating the... more

As a seafood loving traveler, I tend to rate the cities I visit based on the quality of their seafood. The Seewee Restaurant helped make Charleston make the list of places I'd be willing to live. I heard about the restaurant from the Moon Travel guide. I expected good, fresh seafood, but I was completely blown away by the meal... more

We were driving from Oak Island NC to Daniel Island SC. and Mr. Kelly suggested we eat an early "summer supper" at See Wee Restaurant. He had eaten there once before. Our waitress was prompt, very courteous and informative. I inquired if the greens were cooked with pork, affirmative. I had a dinner salad, steamed squash, sweet potato fries and... more

I've lived in the area for a while now and always had the wrong idea of the Seewee Restaurant. From the outside, it looks like it would be a smoky bar and I had never considered walking in there by myself. Now I feel foolish, since we ate there tonight. First of all, the place was huge inside - never... more

I wish we could eat here every evening when we visit this area....heck with variety...why not stick with the best seafood around more

While visiting Charleston, we ask a local for a suggestion on a restaurant. We were ask to try the SeeWee Restaurant. It is located about 15 minutes outside of Charleston on 17. We were traveling back to Myrtle Beach, so it was on our way. When we found the place, we had seconds thoughts of going in. It is by... more

The See Wee is located on Hwy 17North between Mount Pleasant and Georgetown SC. It has long been a favorite with the locals for good lowcountry cuisine. You can find a good selection of fried seafood like shrimp, clams, soft shell crab etc.. But in my opinion the best part of the menu are the side dishes. You can choose... more

When I set foot inside the See Wee Restaurant, it seemed a little more country than I bargained for. The walls were stacked with giant vegetable cans and soft drink bottles, the restrooms were out back, and the waitress really did call me "darlin.'" I was starting to think about uncomfortable banjo music, but a local kayaking guide had recommended... more