Offering a unique menu of globally inspired dishes, Andes Rotisserie will open in November at 7 Johnston Way in Old Town Bluffton. Dishes like Andean Chicken and Ancient Italian Pig Roast, inspired by European food truck fare, reflect owner Andrew Fishkind’s travels around the world. While full dine-in dinners won’t begin until later this year, the restaurant will launch with lunch and dinner pick-up services. For more information, visit www.andesrotisserie.com.

The former space of the Chart House Restaurant will see new life as the fully renovated Skull Creek Dockside, the latest venture from the SERG Group. Featuring an expansive outdoor patio bar, second-story private event space and playground for children, Skull Creek Dockside is located next to Skull Creek Boathouse, with the are between the two restaurants serving as outdoor family entertainment space. For more information, visit www.docksidehhi.com.

The Cottage Cafe, Bakery & Tea Room won the People’s Choice Award for Best Shrimp Recipe at the 23rd annual Beaufort Shrimp Festival in October. The Old Town Bluffton restaurant’s shrimp salad beat out recipes from 15 other local recipes to take top place. The Cottage also won second place in the festival’s prestigious Silver Cup awards. The Cottage serves breakfast, lunch, Sunday brunch, tea, Thursday tapas and weekend dinner and is located at 38 Calhoun St. For more information, call 843-757-0508 or go to www.thecottagebluffton.com.

It’s not every day that an envelope from Buckingham Palace arrives in the mail. But in 2012, professional golfer Darren Clarke was appointed Officer of the Order of the British Empire (OBE) for his services to golf, an honor awarded by the queen of England. Having won the British Open in 2011 served him well in many ways. Born in Northern Ireland, Clarke currently plays on the European Tour and previously played on the PGA Tour. He became enamored with the American South when he played Division 1 Golf at Wake Forest University in the late 1980s, before he turned pro in 1990. Clarke has taken up a new vocation that some find more challenging than professional golf: restaurateur.

Hilton Head Brewing Company has created a new brew called Surf Sweet Wheat, a light, cloudy and malty American-style beer with hints of stone fruit and pine. This true island beer is available on draft only at Marriott’s Surf Watch Resort, in partnership with Hilton Head Brewing Company. Marriott Surf Watch Resort is located at 10 Surf Watch Way on Hilton Head Island.

Coastal Restaurants and Bars and Hilton Head Island High School’s athletics department have teamed up to share school spirit and save families money. Every child wearing a CRAB Hilton Head Athletics shirt at any CRAB location on Friday nights eats free with the purchase of one adult entree. Children who also wear the shirt to any home game will receive free entry into the sporting event. CRAB restaurants include Reilley’s, The Crazy Crab, Aunt Chilada’s Easy Street Cafe, Carolina Crab Company and Fish Camp on Broad Creek.

The owners of Lowcountry Kitchen and Lowcountry Lobster food truck have opened a delivery division called Lowcountry Kitchen 2 Go. The new service will deliver soups, salads and sandwiches in the Bluffton area. A minimum of five lunches is required and delivery is offered between 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. Mondays through Fridays. Other orders can be picked up at the Lowcountry Kitchen location at 258 Red Cedar St., Suite 15. For more information, go to www.lowcountrykitchen258.com or www.lowcountrylobster.com.

A new food truck is rolling through Beaufort County, serving up coffee, tea, espresso and frappes. All About That Bean will also serve boba tea, a drink similar to the traditional Taiwan milk tea that is known for its fruity, nutty flavor and tapioca bubbles. For more information, go to All About That Bean on Facebook.

The farmers market at The Village at Wexford will hold its fall outdoor market from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. every Wednesday through Oct. 25. The market brings the freshest produce, delicacies and other locally inspired items to area residents and visitors this fall. For more information, “like” The Village at Wexford on Facebook.

Due to Hurricane Irma, the Hilton Head Island Italian Heritage Festival has been postponed to Nov. 18. The event, to be held at Shelter Cove Community Park, will now include the Italian-American Club of Hilton Head Island’s Meatball Madness event, in which members will attempt to mix, assemble and cook a 1,500-pound meatball, setting a Guinness World Record. For more information, go to www.iachh.org.