Restaurant
Unclaimed profileCaptain Woody's Bar & Grill
Hilton Head Island, SC · $$
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Beverage Program Score
The editorial take
Captain Woody's runs a broader beverage program than its grill-menu setting might suggest. Cocktails are split into Signature, Martini, and Frozen sections, with recipes that name Ketel One, Cuervo Gold, Hornitos, Don Julio Reposado, Myer's Rum, and Hilton Head Distillery rums. Wine covers named reds, whites, rose, and a sparkling split, all priced by the glass and bottle. Beer is the deepest section: 19 craft beers plus domestic, premium, and draft tiers, including South Carolina breweries.
- What should I order?
- Start with the Woody's Classic Bloody Mary, built on Ketel One with Bloody Point mix and an Old Bay rim, or the Palmetto Bay Sunset with Myer's Rum and Hilton Head Distillery Toasted Coconut Rum. On the beer side, River Dog Operation Jackpot IPA and Southern Barrel Beach Bully Pale Ale are the local picks.
- Who will enjoy this place?
- Groups ordering rounds of cocktails and craft beer, and anyone who wants a named wine by the glass or bottle without leaving the beer list behind.
- What should I expect to spend?
- Signature cocktails and frozen drinks are $10.00, martinis $12.00. Craft beers are $6.00, draft $5.00, domestic $3.50, premium $4.50. House wine by the glass is $5.00; named wines run $9.00 to $12.00 by the glass and $27.00 to $38.00 by the bottle.
- What makes the beverage program distinctive?
- The cocktail list names specific spirits and modifiers rather than leaving drinks generic, and the beer section carries a clear South Carolina thread through River Dog, Southern Barrel, and Holy City alongside national craft names.
Beverage categories
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Cocktails
A structured list split into Signature, Martini, and Frozen sections, with recipes that name actual spirits and modifiers.
Menu strengths
- — Recipes specify spirits and modifiers rather than using generic descriptions.
- — Three distinct sections give a real range from stirred martinis to frozen drinks.
Standout selections
- — Woody's Classic Bloody Mary: Ketel One Vodka, Bloody Point Bloody Mary Mix, Old Bay rim, olives and lime, $10.00.
- — Palmetto Bay Sunset: an Island Rum Runner with Myer's Rum and Hilton Head Distillery Toasted Coconut Rum, $10.00.
- — Wild Heat Shuckerita: Hornitos with sliced jalapenos, Fresh Victor Mexican Lime & Agave juice, salted rim and lime, $10.00.
Pricing: Signature Cocktails $10.00; Martinis $12.00; Frozen $10.00
Wine
Red, White, and House Wine categories with named bottles in each. Reds include Story Point Cabernet, Gnarly Head Pinot Noir, and Cline Cellars Farmhouse Red Blend; whites include Kendall-Jackson Chardonnay, Kim Crawford Sauvignon Blanc, J Pinot Gris, and Maison Saleya Provence Rose.
Menu strengths
- — Named wines across red, white, rose, and sparkling with both glass and bottle pricing.
- — House wines at $5.00 a glass give a low-cost entry point.
Standout selections
- — Maison Saleya Provence Rose at $11.00 a glass or $33.00 a bottle.
- — Story Point Cabernet at $12.00 a glass or $38.00 a bottle.
Pricing: House wine $5.00 by the glass; named wines $9.00-$12.00 by the glass, $27.00-$38.00 by the bottle; Lunetta Prosecco split $8.00
Beer
The deepest section on the menu: 19 named craft beers at $6.00, plus domestic, premium, and draft tiers. South Carolina breweries River Dog, Southern Barrel, and Holy City sit alongside Allagash, Bell's, and Guinness.
Menu strengths
- — Nineteen named craft beers is real breadth for a grill menu.
- — Domestic and premium tiers plus draft options keep the list accessible at every price point.
Standout selections
- — River Dog Operation Jackpot IPA, a craft beer from Bluffton, SC, at $6.00.
- — Southern Barrel Beach Bully Pale Ale, also from Bluffton, SC, at $6.00.
- — Holy City Pluff Mud Porter from Charleston, SC, at $6.00.
Pricing: Craft $6.00; draft $5.00; premium draft $6.00; domestic $3.50; premium $4.50; Heineken 0 $4.50
Nonalcoholic
Drink menu lists Heineken 0 non-alcoholic beer at $4.50.; Heineken 0 at $4.50, listed under Premium beers.
Menu strengths
- — Drink menu lists Heineken 0 non-alcoholic beer at $4.50.
Standout selections
- — Heineken 0 at $4.50, listed under Premium beers.
Pricing: Heineken 0 $4.50
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