The Obstinate Daughter

We chose the symbol of The Obstinate Daughter to celebrate the spirit, sass and determination of Miss Carolina Sulivan.  Sullivans Island and its rich history is the perfect backdrop for our lowcountry “Food Fort.”  A Southern restaurant that is influenced by French, Italian and Spanish cuisine, The Obstinate Daughter houses a wood fired oven, plancha and island kitchen range.  Pizza, pasta, small plates and a raw bar are the focus of the menu.  Moving seasonally, the menu also is rooted by the burgeoning farms and fishermen in the lowcountry who all supply us with the superior products that make our region so special.

The Obstinate Daughter is proud to be a part of the progressive food movement of Charleston and the cultural renaissance we are experiencing.  We are also excited to be working towards the Green Restaurant Certification that our sister restaurant, Wild Olive, procured in the Spring of 2013.  Promoting sustainable practices is a cornerstone of our business ideology.

Though The Obstinate Daughter strives to provide the highest level of quality food and service, it is the relationships with our guests and suppliers that truly distinguish our restaurant.