Hip Guide to the USA
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Southport, North Carolina
At the mouth of the Cape Fear River is a village dating back to colonial times with several islands known for their fine beaches nearby.
The port itself is lined with seafood dining establishments including the famed Provision Company. The food is great and prices quite reasonable. Dockside seating is superb for sunsets, the shaded dining hall is a cool place to enjoy lunch on a hot summer’s afternoon. They also own the ice cream and souvenir shop across the street.
Next door I had a great blackened tuna sandwich at Fishy Fishy,… Continue reading
Bimbo’s 365 Club
1025 Columbus Avenue (at Chestnut Street)
San Francisco 94133
Phone: 415 474-0365
Website: https://www.bimbos365club.com/
The Caribbean
The laidback island lifestyle attracts many hippies. Warm weather, beaches and life in the slow lane finds hippies in the Virgin Islands, Puerto Rico, St. Martin, the Grenadines, Jamaica and other tropical ports.
82 Queen – Authentic Lowcountry Cuisine
82 Queen
Authentic Lowcountry Cuisine. Executive Chef Brad Jones credits the authenticity of 82 Queen’s Lowcountry menu to home-grown ingredients. “We use a lot of local herbs and vegetables, when they’re in season … like okra, tomatoes, sweet corn, peppers, and mushrooms to showcase our prime cuts of beef and fresh seafood. Our shrimp, crab, grouper, flounder, snapper and black fish are so fresh… they were probably swimming in local waters a day or two before being served at our tables.”
Address:
82 Queen Street, Charleston, South Carolina
Charleston 29401