Dining Rooms

The Indigo Room - Adjacent to the Rice Room, the Indigo Room, named for the first successful crop that enriched many Lowcountry planter’s lives, is perfect for dining and special occasions. This room seats 18.

The Heritage Room - Known for its upbeat spirit and sounds from the Baby Grand, this bar/lounge is decorated in memorabilia and boasts the island’s most extensive and creative martini menu and wine list.

The Plantation Room - Originally the design and art studio of Ralph Ballentine, the Plantation Room became the main dining room of CQ’s. Sepia-toned island photographs adorn the walls along with other historical sports memorabilia, redolent with the history of Charles Fraser’s Sea Pines.

The Cotton Room - Adjacent to the Plantation Room, this room is perfect for smaller and larger dinner parties and seats 35. Its long wall is an inspirational mural by Joe Doolan, depicting a Sea Island cotton plantation and its field.

The Rice Room - Originally Ralph Ballentine’s guest apartment, this upstairs dining room is commemorative of the Carolina Gold crop. This semi-private room seats 50, and is perfect for family and friend gatherings or professional dining.