Beaufort, October 9, 2025
News Summary
Beaufort introduces two new dining options: Bye Bye Birdie Food & Spirits, offering casual eats and seasonal cocktails, and Sister Sister Deli & Market, a gourmet deli with local ingredients. Both venues aim to enrich Beaufort’s culinary landscape for locals and visitors.
Beaufort now boasts two exciting new dining options, Bye Bye Birdie Food & Spirits and Sister Sister Deli & Market, offering a delightful variety of dishes and experiences for locals and visitors alike.
Bye Bye Birdie Food & Spirits opened its doors on October 2, taking over the former Wet Willie’s location at 2127 Boundary Street, Suite 17, Beaufort Town Center. This new eatery is scheduled to operate from Tuesday through Saturday from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. The restaurant aims to provide a casual dining experience with a menu that includes light lunch bites and dinner options, alongside a selection of drinks.
For lunch, patrons can enjoy items such as meatball sliders, a deviled egg flight, and a pimento cheese plate. The dinner offerings feature dishes including a smash burger and artichoke-crusted salmon. Special menu items like fried cod fish are also available. Guests will find an enticing drink menu that offers seasonal twists on classic cocktails, such as a root beer old fashioned and an apple cider margarita. While a website is in development, updates can be accessed through their Facebook and Instagram pages.
Adding to the culinary landscape of Beaufort is Sister Sister Deli & Market, which is set to open later in October at 403 Carteret Street in historic downtown Beaufort. The deli is co-owned by sisters Dani and Sami Mussman and combines a neighborhood deli with a gourmet market. It will feature house-made deli meats, charcuterie, cheeses, sandwiches, and Southern-inspired dishes, operating from Tuesday through Saturday from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m.
Early menu highlights at Sister Sister Deli & Market include confit chicken wings, an Old Bay Shrimp Melt, and curated cheese and charcuterie boards. A selection of premium tinned fish, local honey, and artisanal crackers will also be available. The Mussman sisters have culinary backgrounds from the Walla Walla Wine Country Culinary Institute and experience working with charcuterie, demonstrating their commitment to supporting local farmers and artisans through their offerings.
The interior of Sister Sister Deli & Market will be designed with neutral colors and accented with sage green hues and textured wallpaper, while the exterior will be updated from the previous neon green appearance to a fresh white facade. More information will be available through the deli’s Facebook and Instagram pages once they are operational.
Both Bye Bye Birdie Food & Spirits and Sister Sister Deli & Market contribute to the vibrant culinary scene in Beaufort, promising a range of dishes that highlight local ingredients and flavors.
FAQ
What is Bye Bye Birdie Food & Spirits?
Bye Bye Birdie Food & Spirits is a restaurant that opened on October 2 at 2127 Boundary Street in Suite 17, Beaufort Town Center.
What are the operating hours for Bye Bye Birdie?
Bye Bye Birdie is open from Tuesday through Saturday from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m.
What types of food does Bye Bye Birdie offer?
Bye Bye Birdie’s menu includes light lunch bites, dinner options, and a variety of drinks.
When is Sister Sister Deli & Market opening?
Sister Sister Deli & Market is set to open in October at 403 Carteret Street in historic downtown Beaufort.
What will Sister Sister Deli & Market serve?
The deli will serve house-made deli meats, charcuterie, cheeses, sandwiches, and Southern-inspired dishes.
What are the operating hours for Sister Sister Deli & Market?
Sister Sister Deli & Market will operate from Tuesday to Saturday, 11 a.m. to 8 p.m.
| Diner | Location | Open Date | Operating Days | Operating Hours | Menu Highlights |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bye Bye Birdie Food & Spirits | 2127 Boundary Street, Suite 17, Beaufort Town Center | October 2 | Tuesday – Saturday | 11 a.m. – 9 p.m. | Meatball sliders, artichoke-crusted salmon, seasonal cocktails |
| Sister Sister Deli & Market | 403 Carteret Street, historic downtown Beaufort | October (specific date TBA) | Tuesday – Saturday | 11 a.m. – 8 p.m. | Confit chicken wings, Old Bay Shrimp Melt, charcuterie boards |
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Additional Resources
- Explore Beaufort: Sister Sister Deli & Market
- Wikipedia: Beaufort, South Carolina
- Food Dood Feed: Bye Bye Birdie
- Google Search: Beaufort restaurants
- Explore Beaufort: Bye Bye Birdie
- Encyclopedia Britannica: Hummingbird
- Island Packet: Dining in Beaufort
- Google News: Beaufort food scene
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