Lori’s guidebook
Food scene
winner of several awards such as the Post and Courier’s 2019 Best Brunch and Best Breakfast. The menu includes biscuits & gravy as well as Lowcountry specialties like crab cake eggs benedict and the crispy fried oyster & shrimp frittata.
171 locals recommend
Page's Okra Grill
302 Coleman Blvdwinner of several awards such as the Post and Courier’s 2019 Best Brunch and Best Breakfast. The menu includes biscuits & gravy as well as Lowcountry specialties like crab cake eggs benedict and the crispy fried oyster & shrimp frittata.
Waterfront Restaurant with yummy dishes like the tuna poke bowl or the grilled mahi tacos & a fabulous Cooper River view from the deck
17 locals recommend
Charleston Harbor Fish House
32 Patriots Point RoadWaterfront Restaurant with yummy dishes like the tuna poke bowl or the grilled mahi tacos & a fabulous Cooper River view from the deck
Charleston's Cafe
1039 Johnnie Dodds BlvdGood Biscuit for Breakfast
Vicious Biscuit
409 W Coleman BlvdGreat, huge breakfast / brunch spot
Juanita Greenberg's Nacho Royale
410 W Coleman BlvdTex-Mexican goodness
Dunleavy's Pub
2213 Middle StGreat place to have a beer and go for a walk on the beach!
Geechie Seafood
248 Magwood LaneGreat place to pick up some fresh, local shrimp to take home with you and cook.
Can't beat the Wreck for some delicious, fried seafood! It's right here in the Old Village & even had a cameo in the fun Outer Banks series. Better get there early, once they're out of food, they close :-)
41 locals recommend
Wreck of the Richard & Charlene
106 Haddrell StCan't beat the Wreck for some delicious, fried seafood! It's right here in the Old Village & even had a cameo in the fun Outer Banks series. Better get there early, once they're out of food, they close :-)
Stop by the Post House for a yummy burger or some soul food. It's right here in the OV, on the famous Pitt Street.
61 locals recommend
Old Village Post House Inn
101 Pitt StStop by the Post House for a yummy burger or some soul food. It's right here in the OV, on the famous Pitt Street.
Red Drum Restaurant
803 Coleman BlvdThe Shelter Kitchen + Bar
202 Coleman Blvd
NICO | Oysters + Seafood
201 Coleman BlvdTHE CO-OP Sullivan's Island
2019 Middle StMount Pleasant Farmers Market
645 Coleman BlvdRight here in the neighborhood! Just added breakfast, but we go for the burgers & beers.
18 locals recommend
Art's Bar & Grill
413 Coleman BoulevardRight here in the neighborhood! Just added breakfast, but we go for the burgers & beers.
Acme Lowcountry Kitchen
31 J C Long BlvdAll local seafood! A real treat.
R.B.'s Seafood Restaurant
97 Church StNice seafood dinner, a little dressier
BROWN FOX COFFEE
307 Simmons StLanded on OpenTable’s annual list of the “100 Best Restaurants for Outdoor Dining” for two years in a row. Serving up Southern-style seafood
149 locals recommend
Fleet Landing Restaurant & Bar
186 Concord StLanded on OpenTable’s annual list of the “100 Best Restaurants for Outdoor Dining” for two years in a row. Serving up Southern-style seafood
Toast! All Day
Sightseeing
The Pitt Street Bridge dates back to the 1860s and was once the way to Sullivan's Island. Now it's a great place to fish, walk the dogs, or take in the views. Maybe even spot a dolphin or a small shark!
66 locals recommend
Pitt Street Bridge
100 Pitt StThe Pitt Street Bridge dates back to the 1860s and was once the way to Sullivan's Island. Now it's a great place to fish, walk the dogs, or take in the views. Maybe even spot a dolphin or a small shark!
Patriots Point
40 Patriots Point RdSee the World War II aircraft carrier, the USS Yorktown
There's always something happening here depending on the season. Each season offers special events, like the springtime Lowcountry Strawberry Festival, fall sunflower + pumpkin patches or the bone-chilling October Fright Nights, but there are also a host of daily activities and educational resources that allow visitors to explore the grounds and take guided tours that address the plantation’s history.
14 locals recommend
Boone Hall Farms Market
2521 N Hwy 17There's always something happening here depending on the season. Each season offers special events, like the springtime Lowcountry Strawberry Festival, fall sunflower + pumpkin patches or the bone-chilling October Fright Nights, but there are also a host of daily activities and educational resources that allow visitors to explore the grounds and take guided tours that address the plantation’s history.
Lots of restaurants on the water and you can take a walk thru the park :-)
50 locals recommend
Shem Creek Boardwalk
Shem Creek BoardwalkLots of restaurants on the water and you can take a walk thru the park :-)
Great park to take the dogs out to play as long as there's not an event going on.
25 locals recommend
Alhambra Hall
131 Middle StGreat park to take the dogs out to play as long as there's not an event going on.
Fort Moultrie is a series of fortifications on Sullivan's Island, South Carolina, built to protect the city of Charleston, South Carolina. The first fort, formerly named Fort Sullivan, built of palmetto logs, inspired the flag and nickname of South Carolina, as "The Palmetto State"
284 locals recommend
Fort Moultrie
Fort Moultrie is a series of fortifications on Sullivan's Island, South Carolina, built to protect the city of Charleston, South Carolina. The first fort, formerly named Fort Sullivan, built of palmetto logs, inspired the flag and nickname of South Carolina, as "The Palmetto State"
Sullivans Island
Visit the closest beach just across the Ben Sawyer Bridge.
Coastal Expeditions
514 Mill Street