Restaurants near Clio Historic District

14 restaurants available nearby

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1. Town Hall - Florence

4.7

Exceptional(1224)

Price: Moderate

• American • Florence

Booked 23 times today

Town Hall is a farm-driven, Southern-inspired restaurant located in Florence, S.C. The menu changes with the seasons, and features a selection of starters and entrees with both familiar and unexpected ingredients, some of which are from our nearby family farm. Locally and responsibly raised meat, pork and seafood options are prepared on our open wood-fire grille, and are served alongside family-style sides. Located in the historic Kress corner on West Evans and S. Dargan Street, Town Hall also offers an extensive list of American spirits, local beer, fine wines and well balanced cocktails.

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2. Southern Prime Steakhouse

4.6

Exceptional(2069)

Price: Expensive

• Steakhouse • Southern Pines

Booked 26 times today

We are a fresh breath of class and style in the Sandhills of North Carolina. Located in Southern Pines, we offer an atmosphere of relaxed elegance and sophistication, where steak is our specialty. We have an extensive wine cellar featuring 3500 bottles, 20 of which we are pouring by the glass. Please join us between 5pm and 6pm to receive $3 off all entrees and steaks.

3. Ashten's

new

4.8

Exceptional(1290)

Price: Expensive

• Farm-to-table • Southern Pines

Booked 24 times today

2022 marks Ashten's 25th year of bringing locally sourced, creatively prepared food to guests. Owner, Ashley Van Camp, and award winning chef, Matthew Hannon, work with area farmers daily to procure the best that the Sandhills and North Carolina have to offer. Step into our elegant Dining Room or into the cozy atmosphere of The Pub for a farm-to-table experience. Private dining for groups of 6 to 22 is available on our lower level, as well as outdoor dining, weather permitting. Takeout is also available. Come discover why Ashten's has been a mainstay of downtown Southern Pines dining for a quarter of a century.

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4. Elliotts on Linden

4.8

Exceptional(1800)

Price: Expensive

• American • Southern Pines

Booked 34 times today

EOL offers tastefully prepared meals with an emphasis on regional growers, farmers and artisans. Many dishes can be called southern in style and there is a strong nod to classical European techniques. Hand crafted cocktails continue to expand as new distilleries pop up throughout the state. EOL offers an extensive wine cellar list with 32 wines offed by the glass through a wine system that maintains the integrity and temperature of the wine.

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5. Red Lobster - Florence - David McLeod Blvd.

3.1

Good(5)

Price: Moderate

• Seafood • Florence

Elevate your day at Red Lobster, where fun meets fancy and every meal is a celebration. Whether you’re marking a special occasion or treating yourself or your crew, Red Lobster is the perfect place to enjoy all your seafood favorites. Dive into our signature shrimp, wild caught lobster and crab, and more. Plus, a variety of fish and popular non-seafood items like our Cajun Chicken Linguini Alfredo. Looking for a showstopper? Create Your Own Ultimate Feast or select a Live Maine Lobster straight from the tank. Or explore our Daily Deals with a different special available each weekday at a price you’ll love. Toast the day with Signature Cocktails including Lobster Punch and Main Deck Margarita Flights to make any moment feel festive. You won’t want to miss our newest menu items or special promotions like Lobsterfest and Crabfest. Reserve online today. Group Dining, To Go, or Catering options. For parties of 11+, please call.

6. Chef Warren's

4.8

Exceptional(1388)

Price: Very Expensive

• French American • Southern Pines

Booked 3 times today

Neighborhood French-inspired bistro featuring an ever-changing French-Fusion menu that keeps you coming back to try the things you didn’t have room for.Marianne’s organic garden helps supply Warren’s kitchen with his beloved fresh produce & both are actively involved in the local food movement. The ambiance is fusion as well - bistro style rather than “fine dining” - that is at once classic French and comfortable with an open kitchen so foodies can watch the work in progress. Art work is a mix of Mucha prints and Warren’s photography. Music is quirky.Nightly wine by the glass specials, carefully curated wine list and a delightful cocktail menu round out drinks offerings.Neither high chairs nor booster seats are available.Reservations are for a two hour time period.Classic Parisian style sidewalk seating available.Warren and his wife Marianne have spent the last twenty-five years delighting diners with their worldly cuisine & genuine hospitality.

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7. Red Bone Alley Restaurant - PRIORITY SEATING

4.6

Exceptional(57)

Price: Moderate

• Unspecified • Florence

Dale Barth understood at an early age what makes a restaurant great. While studying biology at the College of Charleston, Barth waited tables and worked as a bartender and cook. He imagined opening a place of his own. A dream restaurant with good, fresh, and innovative cooking. Attentive and friendly service. An atmosphere that would offer diners an escape from the everyday. Quality food and wine for adults. A fun place to be for kids. Years later, when a former J.C. Penney department store space became vacant at the Florence Mall in 1992, Barth seized the opportunity to make his dream a reality. After an extensive market analysis combined with a capital investment of $1 million, Barth hired a builder to tear off the roof and add another story. The massive height and open space offered the perfect foundation for recreating the outdoor cafe experience of Charleston. A steel two-story facade was then designed and built to flank and overlook the streetscape meandering throughout the space. The result was dramatic - very much like a theatrical set. A two-story high space with an open atrium. A back porch with glowing lanterns. A children's area with patio seating next to an old ice cream truck. An upstairs balcony overlooking the alley. A sports bar and grill. Lowcountry landscape murals painted by Charleston artist David Boatwright. All in all, a little something for everyone. In 1993, Barth's dream became a reality with the opening of the first Red Bone Alley Restaurant & Bar in Florence, SC. The restaurant took off. Lines formed and critics ate it up. The restaurant immediately realized a profit and a complete return on investment in just sixty months. Named after Barth's daughter's redbone coonhound, each restaurant offers an extensive bar, live entertainment, and a clothing line featuring the Red Bone Alley hound. The food is fresh and innovative South Carolina regional cuisine. Closely tied to the land, sea, and rivers that abound in the region, South Carolina's cuisine is influenced by hundreds of years of French, Mediterranean, African, English and West Indian cooking. Dedicated to offering his customers the freshest food possible, Barth and his staff start every day early by gathering the day's ingredients - produce bought directly from local farmers, honey gathered by South Carolinian beekeepers, Darlington County rice, freshly caught Atlantic seafood, and the highest quality aged Western beef flown in daily.

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8. Villaggio Ristorante and Bar

new

4.8

Exceptional(1093)

Price: Very Expensive

• Italian • Southern Pines

Booked 1 time today

Starting January 1, 2025 we will be temporarily closed for renovations. Please check our website for up to date information and our projected re-opening dates.Thank you for your patience- we look forward to serving you again soon!

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9. CharBar No.7 - Southern Pines

new

4.7

Exceptional(89)

Price: Moderate

• American • Southern Pines

Booked 4 times today

Life is serious enough, dinner and drinks with friends and family should be a break from the daily grind. This, “come for drink, stay for while” attitude has shaped us into what we are today... a relaxing, no hassle, neighborhood spot. While we do take our food seriously, we strive to offer a welcoming feeling in our restaurant. Whether it is with family, friends, or by yourself, we invite you to come enjoy some good music, eat a big meal, and stay for a drink.

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10. The Mash House Brewing Company

4.7

Exceptional(873)

Price: Moderate

• Contemporary American • Fayetteville

Booked 5 times today

In a location with real character, right in the heart of Fayetteville, The Mash House Brewing Company defines what it’s like to have a unique local dining experience, whether you choose a refined, gourmet fusion dish, the best in local pasture raised beef, or more casual fare, like a pasture rasied freshly ground burger or hand-crafted sandwich. We pride ourselves on supporting North Carolina farmers and growers by using local products as much as possible. We consistently rank as one of the area’s best restaurants favorite destinations for steaks, chops and award-winning beer — hand-crafted on the premises utilizing the traditional methods of Old World brewers.

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kellyVIP
St. Louis •61 reviews
5.0
Dined 1 day ago
We really, really enjoyed our experience. The food was innovative, thoughtful and delicious. Our server was attentive and informative and knew everything Ashten’s. The food and ingredients are a cut above. We appreciate the chefs.
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Ashten'sPrice: Expensive• Farm-to-table• Southern Pines
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4.8
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BeatriceVIP
Coastal North Carolina •7 reviews
5.0
Dined 1 day ago
Great experience for the 18th birthday of our boy. The food was amazing as always and our server Rachel was warm, professional and helped make the occasion very special! She is a keeper!
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Elliotts on LindenPrice: Expensive• American• Southern Pines
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4.8
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Shawnelle
Raleigh / Durham / Chapel Hill •2 reviews
5.0
Dined 6 days ago
The shrimp was excellent, and so were the green beans and mashed potatoes. unfortunately the steaks were not good. My husband asked for a well done, and I asked for a medium well. His was medium well, and mine was rare. The waitress came back and said that 2 of the chefs called out; she figured it was made wrong. She looked them back to be cooked correctly, and THEY STILL were wrong. She offered a free dessert, which we declined. For $120+, that's unacceptable.
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Southern Prime SteakhousePrice: Expensive• Steakhouse• Southern Pines
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4.6
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Cynthia
South Carolina •15 reviews
5.0
Dined on 23 Dec 2024
Perfect holiday evening. Staff and service is the best . Everyone is friendly and smiling even on such a busy demanding night during the holidays . Ambience was perfect! Food was excellent . The Chirizo sausage appetizer was great and no surprise as their homemade sausages are always excellent. We tried the Seafood Risotto special for something new . Loved it - Lobster tail , shrimp , scallops and clams each cooked perfectly in a creamy risotto sauce. Great job Team Townhall!
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Town Hall - FlorencePrice: Moderate• American• Florence
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4.7

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14 restaurants available nearby

1. Town Hall - Florence

2. Southern Prime Steakhouse

3. Ashten's

4. Elliotts on Linden

5. Red Lobster - Florence - David McLeod Blvd.

6. Chef Warren's

7. Red Bone Alley Restaurant - PRIORITY SEATING

8. Villaggio Ristorante and Bar

9. CharBar No.7 - Southern Pines

10. The Mash House Brewing Company

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