Sandies At The Gullah Jazz Cafe

We were so glad to have found this hidden gem during our first visit to Beaufort. I had the fish and grits with a side of fried okra and my wife had a fish sandwich. The food was delicious, the portions were generous, and the service was delightful.

The food was outstanding, and Collin Eddy truly represents his hometown with pride.

One of the best dining spots in Beaufort is definitely a hidden gem. The Sunday brunch is incredible, and I highly recommend the bottomless mimosas. You can’t go wrong with the red velvet waffles and chicken—they’re simply unbeatable!

I stopped for lunch with my wife, and we both thoroughly enjoyed our meal. I had the po' boy, while she opted for the shrimp basket, and both dishes were outstanding. The service was excellent, and the restaurant was spotless. I can't wait to return and enjoy some live music!

Here’s what we enjoyed: The ribs were so tender they fell off the bone, making them finger-licking good, and the fried chicken was perfectly crispy on the outside while remaining juicy on the inside, just like grandma's recipe. We also had the yellow rice, mac-and-cheese, lima beans cooked with a ham bone, collard greens, potato salad, and cornbread, and each dish was spot on—hearty and simply delicious. None of it tasted like typical restaurant food (you know what I mean). Sandie doesn't cut any corners. We couldn't have picked a better place. The next time we are in Beaufort, Sandie's will be our go-to spot.