Orobosa's Lowcountry Cafe

American Restaurant in Pawleys Island

Reviews of Orobosa's Lowcountry Cafe

Food:   Service:   Atmosphere:   Value:   Seating:   Noise:	Orobosa's Lowcountry Cafe Posted: Nov 02nd, 2005 at 3:36 pm From: Piqua, OHIO By: wsr Avg. Rating:5
I wish you had SIX stars to award!! Simply wonderful. The beef tenderloin Waga Waga was the best beef entree I've ever had. My dining companions all had the crab cakes and were equally impressed. If you think I'm exaggerating, you're wrong. ref: 1579

Food:   Service:   Atmosphere:   Value:   Seating:   Noise:	Orobosa's Lowcountry Cafe Posted: Oct 27th, 2005 at 10:56 pm From: McHenry, IL By: dgb Avg. Rating:5
Don't miss when in Myrtle Beach! ref: 1547

Food:   Service:   Atmosphere:   Value:   Seating:   Noise:	Orobosa's Lowcountry Cafe Posted: Oct 06th, 2005 at 7:43 pm From: Pawleys, SC By: jk Avg. Rating:4.7
Chef Orobosa has the best in fine lowcountry cusine in America. ref: 1442

Food:   Service:   Atmosphere:   Value:   Seating:   Noise:	Orobosa's Lowcountry Cafe Posted: Aug 13th, 2005 at 10:48 am From: Greencastle, IN By: tc Avg. Rating:5
The best, most surprising restaurant in South Carolina-- unreal-- like eating in Manhattan without any expensive swank...cooked by a professional chef at the top of his game... What a discovery-- in an a old ice cream shack...4 Star Cuisine... I mean it seriously and absolutely-- just a delight. Look for a mention in an upcoming issue of Golf Digest. ref: 1065

Food:   Service:   Atmosphere:   Value:   Seating:   Noise:	Orobosa's Lowcountry Cafe Posted: Jul 29th, 2005 at 5:05 pm From: Bloomfield Hills, MI By: klb Avg. Rating:5
The best! We were visiting for two weeks and ate dinner there three times. That says it all. ref: 953