Hilton Head Island
Farmers markets, fresh-off-the-boat seafood, gourmet provisions, and the island's best butchers — all in one place.
15 markets found
The island's largest and most beloved farmers market, running every Saturday morning rain or shine. Thirty-plus local vendors selling fresh produce, cut flowers, honey, jams, baked goods, and prepared foods. Arrive early for the best selection.
A smaller, curated market right on the Harbour Town marina. Artisan food vendors, local honey, handmade hot sauces, and a rotating cast of prepared food stalls. The waterfront setting makes it the most scenic market on the island.
Straight off the boat and onto the counter. This family-run seafood market has been supplying the island's restaurants and home cooks for over 30 years. Wild-caught shrimp, local oysters, blue crab, and whatever the boats brought in that morning.
A beautifully curated specialty food shop stocked with imported cheeses, artisan charcuterie, small-batch olive oils, local preserves, and an exceptional wine selection. The prepared foods counter does a brisk lunch trade — the lobster rolls are legendary.
A proper old-school butcher shop sourcing from South Carolina farms. Dry-aged beef, heritage pork, pastured chicken, and house-made sausages. The butchers know their craft and will custom-cut anything you need. The smoked brisket sells out every weekend.
Old Town Bluffton's weekly gathering on Calhoun Street. Smaller and more intimate than the island markets, with a loyal community of vendors selling heirloom vegetables, fresh eggs, local honey, and handmade goods. A genuine slice of Lowcountry life.
A seasonal Sunday market steps from the beach, running April through October. Local artists, food vendors, and a handful of produce stalls make it a relaxed weekend browse. The fresh-squeezed lemonade stand and the tamale vendor are perennial crowd favorites.
A compact but well-stocked provisions shop on the Shelter Cove marina. Local hot sauces, Lowcountry spice blends, house-made pickles, fresh-baked bread, and a rotating selection of local craft beers. The perfect stop for stocking a vacation rental kitchen.
A full-service Harris Teeter supermarket stocking everything you need for a vacation rental kitchen — fresh produce, a well-stocked seafood counter, deli, bakery, wine, and beer. One of the island's most convenient grocery stops.
The Bluffton location of Harris Teeter, serving the mainland communities near Hilton Head with a full range of groceries, fresh seafood, deli, bakery, and prepared foods. Convenient for visitors staying in Bluffton or heading to the island.
A full-service Kroger supermarket on Hilton Head Island with a wide selection of groceries, fresh produce, seafood, deli, bakery, and a pharmacy. A reliable one-stop shop for stocking up during your island stay.
Kroger's Buckwalter Place location in Bluffton, serving the growing communities between Hilton Head and Beaufort. Full grocery, deli, bakery, and pharmacy in a modern, spacious store.
Kroger's Belfair Towne Village location, conveniently situated for residents and visitors in the Bluffton area. Full grocery selection with deli, bakery, fresh seafood, and pharmacy.
A family-run seafood market with deep roots in the Hilton Head fishing community. Fresh-caught local shrimp, oysters, crab, and fish sourced directly from local boats. If you're cooking seafood on the island, this is where the locals shop.
A well-stocked general store inside Palmetto Dunes resort, carrying groceries, snacks, beverages, beach essentials, and a selection of local products and souvenirs. Convenient for resort guests who need to stock up without leaving the property.
Lowcountry Sourcing
Hilton Head's best restaurants source directly from the vendors you'll find at these markets. The same shrimp at Lowcountry Seafood Co. ends up on plates at the island's top dining rooms that same evening.
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