Palmetto Bluff opened as a luxury resort community in 2004 and has since become one of the most recognized addresses in the Lowcountry. The Inn at Palmetto Bluff — a Montage Hotels property — anchors the dining scene, with its River House Restaurant offering some of the most refined Lowcountry cuisine in the region.
The setting is genuinely exceptional: Spanish moss, tidal creeks, and a working village designed to feel like a historic Lowcountry town. If you're making the trip for dinner, arrive early enough to walk the grounds before your reservation.
Pricing reflects the resort context — expect to spend significantly more here than at comparable restaurants in Old Town Bluffton or Buckwalter. The experience justifies it for a special occasion.