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Stratton Lawrence

Stratton Lawrence writes about travel adventures, good food, and his favorite city -- Charleston, South Carolina -- from his home on Folly Beach, known fondly as the Edge of America. He’s a full-time content marketing editor, a sunrise paddle surfer, and a proud father.

Articles by Stratton

By Stratton Lawrence

What Happened When I Only Drank NA Beer For 40 Days

I tried 26 NA beers so you don’t have to.

By Stratton Lawrence

By Stratton Lawrence

How To Explore Folly Beach Like a South Carolina Local

Relax, slow down, it’s Folly.

By Stratton Lawrence

By Stratton Lawrence

The Best Beaches for a Day Trip From Charleston

There’s a beach near Charleston that fits your mood.

By Stratton Lawrence

By Multiple Authors

Actually Cool Things to Do in Myrtle Beach

Myrtle Beach is known for being a tourist’s paradise in the summertime, complete with water parks, neon lights, and enough chain restaurants to make a mall food court blush.

By Multiple Authors

By Stratton Lawrence

A Visitor's Guide to South Carolina's Best Beaches

Most beach vacationers in South Carolina opt for the putt-putt and pancake houses of Myrtle Beach, or the golf-and-family-bike-rides feel of Hilton Head.

By Stratton Lawrence

Inside Charleston’s Outsized Theater Scene

In South Carolina Lowcountry, you can walk in George Washington’s footsteps in the morning, eat a lavish lunch prepared by a James Beard-recognized chef, travel across the harbor to Fort Sumter, then dine on fresh oysters steamed over an open fire at dinnertime.

By Stratton Lawrence

The 12 Best Restaurants on Folly Beach

Beach towns aren’t always bastions of good eating: When you’ve got waves and sand to draw a crowd, it’s easy to get by with cheap burgers and ice cream.

By Stratton Lawrence

Chefs of the Year 2016

By Stratton Lawrence

Meet Thrillist Charleston's Chef of the Year: Frank Lee

Book a ticket and fly into Charleston this afternoon, and chances are, you’ll be able to get a reservation for dinner at S.N.O.B. (Slightly North of Broad Restaurant).

By Stratton Lawrence