The 31 best places to go out in Mount Pleasant

Had a wonderful meal here on a Saturday evening! Went out with the parents and the dog and Pages surpassed all my expectations. Troy was a great server and made the necessary changes to serve us better. Lots of seating indoor and out, and accommodating for dogs. They were out of a lot of draft beers but Troy gave us a recommendation for a tangerine beer by Sycamore (I think) and it was great! Grouper bites as an app were delicious and paired with a perfect sauce! I do think that $15 for an appetizer is quite high but it was delicious none the less. Everyone loved their meals and portions were very fair. We got a variety of dishes. The Pages seafood pasta was everything I dreamed of in a white sauce! The chicken and waffles were fantastic, and the pimento bacon fries were the angel on top of the Christmas tree. Please excuse my glazing, but we really enjoyed our meal and the atmosphere. Will definitely be back!!

We loved everything about this restaurant. From the hostess to our server to the food. I had Page's Famous Chicken & Waffles which was amazingly delicious. It's a savory waffle with bits of cheddar, corn, chorizo & jalapeño (but it wasn't spicy). The fried chicken breasts were flattened and easy to eat. My husband had Shrimp & grits which he absolutely loved. The grits are formed into cakes and then fried. The shrimp were perfectly cooked and the grave was a light and creamy type instead of the usual brown type. Neither if us could finish our meals although we tried. Our server, Taylor, was outstanding!

Amazing food! We got the classic Charleston seafood platter with a side of mac and cheese and okra fries and hushpuppies. Hushpuppies were small like just 2 balls the size of munchkins, but had flavor. The rest of the entree was deep fried goodness with lots of flavor in the batter. We also got the bass entree and the shrimp that came with that entree was so mouthwatering good, I will think about them every-time I have shrimp now. The carrot cake was huge. This was one of our most expensive meals during this trip but it was totally and completely worth it. They had so much indoor and outdoor seating. If you’re out of town, this is great.

We’ve eaten here several times and enjoyed every meal. This is a great take on southern food without the meals feeling overly heavy. The staff is friendly, and the atmosphere of the restaurant is really nice. We will definitely be back and highly recommend this place.

Man the hosts Are so friendly. Then you walk in and it smells divine. You want to order everything. It was just my husband and I. I came to Charleston for my birthday and decided to stay over here in Mount Pleasant. The manager at Hampton Inn suggested for some good food to come and was not disappointed. Thank you. WiFi needs help I wanted to review while sitting there.

We stopped in for lunch and ordered a basic smash burger and a steak ribeye sandwich. The burger was tasty with a generous amount of sauteed onions and cheese. The steak sandwich was a bit fatty and a bit of a disappointment. Service was very good and atmosphere ok. Hard to evaluate a place when only ordered a basic type of hamburger and generic steak sandwich. Maybe the classic Southern dishes are a better choice here.

We are out of towners and have been here twice before 4 years ago. This time were visiting with my whole family for my birthday dinner. Chase was our server and he couldn't have been more personable. The food was amazing, just like last time. Prices are great for the portions. I highly recommend the fried okra and fried chicken. They also gave me a free dessert for my birthday. The chocolate chess pie was to die for. The whole experience was so enjoyable. We always come back here when we go on vacation in this area. It has such a down home local country vibe. We absolutely love it!

Pros and cons for this restaurant. I am solo with a pet. I got there 10 minutes before they opened and let them know I was there. I then waited almost 20 minutes with no acknowledgement and eventually went to the bar asking to be seated. Once I was seated, the waitress was kind and attentive. She brought my pet a cup of ice cold water, but the water bowl outside where we waited was very dirty. The food was very good. My burger was a little pink and I realized I was never asked how I wanted it cooked. When the bill came for 2 daiquiris, a burger, fries and cucumber salad, it was $50!!!! I had seen the menu online where a daiquiri was $8 and is now apparently $13. The burger went up only a couple of dollars. The waitress stated that was an old menu but big increase either way. I didn't argue, I paid and tipped well because it's not the waitress' fault. The patio is covered with fans which is great for a pet because most outdoor seating is not covered and can get very hot. So...pros and cons but not sure I'll return.

We stumbled on this place when we were visiting Shem Boardwalk… Loved the food… Had the grouper sandwich. Grilled shrimp. French fries were delicious. The pineapple jalapeño coleslaw was great. The atmosphere was fabulous busy and the service was magnificent.

Waterfront dining, excellent service and great food! Reds is a true vacation feel! The house margarita was excellent and the crab cakes were wonderful! The low country boil could have used some seasoning but the portion sizes was perfect! Our server was friendly and energetic and prices were very reasonable too! The parking lot (paid) can get full due to the variety of restaurants around, however, we did a few circles and found a spot within a few minutes. Waterfront seating is first come first serve but the views were beautiful, especially during sunset. We loved Reds!

We had a really nice lunch here today. There was a little bit of a wait since they were very busy, but it was less than 15 mins. Once we were seated, our waitress was very attentive and our food came out quickly. I had the grouper sandwich and it was delicious. My fiance had their crab cake platter and enjoyed it. We'd definitely come back if/when we're in the area. It is a little expensive, but it's quality seafood too.

Nice outdoor bar. Highly recommend the BBQ bacon wrapped scallops and the Buffalo shrimp po boy. Both fresh and delicious!

Red's is an awesome place to eat. I ordered the low country boil & the jalapeño hushpuppies. It was delicious. We waited about 40-45 min for a table. Our waitress was friendly. We will definitely go back when we are in the area again. The view is of Shem Creek & watching the boats go by. There are other restaurants there (Saltwater¹ Cowboys, Muddy's & some others). You can go for a walk on the Boardwalk. Walk down thru there, and you can see where Heyward's Seafood is (Outer Banks) & The Wreck (Kiara's parents restaurant on the show).

Meh. I was so excited for the crab cakes, and while they were all crab, they tasted like everything else on the plate as everything was covered with Old Bay type seasoning. The butter didn’t even taste like butter. Calamari appetizer was a good size portion, but nothing special. It all tasted premade and processed. Attention to detail was lacking - see photo. Waitress was nice but the kid who brought our food just tossed it on the table with a grunt and don’t bother me look.

Fantastic spot right on the water during sunset, (we even saw Dolphins!). We loved the Roasted Brussels Sprouts, Dynamite Shrimp, Crab & Artichoke Dip, and Fire Roasted Oysters appetizers. Out of the group of six of us, we all decided the Sweet Corn + Leek Ravioli entree was the best out of everything else we got. The swordfish was close second, but other than that, nothing compared. The only disappointing part of the experience was the rude service. Our server did not write anything down and we didn't notice/care about that until she brought out the wrong items multiple times. For example, someone in my party pointed at the appetizers section on the menu and ordered the fire-roasted oysters. Plain oysters came out instead from a server assistant, then once we told our waitress (30 seconds later and untouched), she proceeded to tell us we were wrong and that we did not say the fire-roasted oysters originally, and gave us an attitude. We are a very easygoing group, but we did not appreciate the change in her service once he addressed a few incorrect drinks and food swaps. However, the atmosphere and food still made this a great dinner spot!

The burger is the best item on the menu!!! Don't waste your time. Plenty of restaurants in the area to choose from. Don't let the location fool you. The service was awesome. The flatbed was soggy. The steak had a weird flavor and the temp we asked for was medium, came to the table rare. Tough!!! Let's just say, skip it.

TLDR: The only thing worth the price (during lunch) was thir amazing Dynamite shrimp. Cocktails weren't great, service is good. Expensive and TBH not worth the price during lunch (other than the FANTASTIC Dynamite shrimp appetizer). Perhaps it's better quality during dinner? The scenery is nice, as in the atmosphere being nice and close to the water. The view being blocked mostly by thick dark pieces of wood was disappointing when they could have easily replaced that with something thinner and sturdy, but all in all a good atmosphere. Service was great, the waiter frequently asked about if there was anything that he could get us and was kind. Two appetizers, two entrees, two drinks, $130 with 22% tip...

Our late lunch here was very good. Nice beer selection, the ahi tuna poke bowls were delicious, the dolphin appearances were a bonus. Our service was just ok, unfortunately.

First time visiting. All I can say is AMAZING!! We were seated quickly inside by the window. Came during Sunday brunch. Atmosphere was very relaxing and chill. Our server, Milen Kostov from Bulgaria was on top of great service. He was very informative, knowledgeable,about the menu. We had the shrimp and grits which was savory, spicy and flavorful. And also the Smoked salmon on toast which was filling and delicious. A total 5 star! You won't be disappointed!

I came to eat here for the first time and was really looking forward to the experience. I ordered a dozen oysters on the half shell, the artichoke crab dip, and the Bolognese. The oysters were very fresh and delicious, easily the highlight of the meal. The artichoke crab dip was also surprisingly good. I wasn’t sure how those flavors would mix together, but it ended up being really tasty and full of flavor. Unfortunately, the Bolognese was where I was most let down. The sauce was very heavy and not what I expected. The pasta was also slightly undercooked, which made it less enjoyable overall. The person I was with and I split the entrée, and as shown in the photo, there is a clear before and after comparison showing how little we ate before deciding to stop because neither of us liked it. The service was also disappointing. Our server greeted us, brought our drinks and food, and later brought the check, but there was no real engagement beyond that. He never came back to check if we liked our food, which would have been helpful with the Bolognese since we would have gladly tried something else had we been checked on. The plate sat in front of us for about 20 minutes untouched before the server returned to ask if we were finished. We let him know we didn’t like the dish, but instead of asking what was wrong, offering something different, or trying to make it right, he simply said “okay” and took the plate away. When the check came, I was surprised to see that the Bolognese was still included on the bill, even though we had barely touched it and clearly expressed that we didn’t like it. As someone who also works as a server, I know how important it is to show care for the guest’s experience and at least attempt to make it right. It was disappointing to see that kind of service here. Overall, I was pleased with the oysters, the dip, and the drinks, but the main course and service experience were not up to the standard I expected. I’m sharing this in a constructive way, not to be malicious, and have chosen not to include the server’s name out of respect. I hope this feedback helps the restaurant improve, because the food that was good was really good, and the place has potential to offer a great overall dining experience with a bit more attention to detail and guest care.

A group of six of us sat for brunch last weekend and it was lovely! I particularly wanted to leave a review for the service. Though I didn't get our server's name, he made great, timely service look easy and approachable and it did not go unnoticed. As a first time visitor I look forward to coming back and sitting on the deck next time!

Only went here to take pictures because of watching the show the Outer Banks. Definitely looks like an Old school local restaurant. And a really cool fishing boat named the Playboy. I wish we could have eaten there but it didn't open until 5:00.

If you’re anywhere near Charleston, you must visit The Wreck of the Richard & Charlene. It doesn’t get more authentic than this — right on the water, laid-back atmosphere, and some of the freshest seafood you’ll ever taste. We had the shrimp and scallops, and both were absolutely perfect. Cooked just right, and seasoned with what I can only describe as their signature house herb mix — subtle, aromatic, and spot on. The shrimp come straight from the local fisherman next door, who also sells fresh seafood. Seriously, bring a cooler — eat first, then walk over and grab some fresh-off-the-boat shrimp for home. The vibe is super relaxed: yes, you’re eating on paper plates, but who cares when the food is this good? Honestly, I’ll take flavorful and real over fancy and forgettable any day. The staff were incredibly friendly and made us feel welcome from the moment we walked in. Pro tip: come at sunset. The view is unreal — golden light over the marshes, boats swaying in the harbor… it’s pure coastal magic. Fun fact: several scenes from the Netflix series Outer Banks were filmed right here, and once you’re there, you’ll see why. Highly recommend. We’d come back in a heartbeat. This is one of those rare spots that gets everything right — from the food, to the setting, to the soul.

I had been wanting to eat here. We came for dinner around 6:45 and I was disappointed that we couldn’t eat outside. It was a beautiful sunny day with a gorgeous sunset. Not too hot and humid. Honestly perfect night. You can have a drink outside but couldn’t eat dinner. We waited about 15 min for a table. We were seated. Friendly service. Ordered drinks and we ordered a play seafood platter and a triple combination (grilled). Big portions. Seafood and hush puppies were good. Rice was over salted. It’s nothing to write home about on the inside, I guess that’s where Wreck comes into play. But service, once we were seated was good and on point.

It was closed with a short note on the door. They could have saved me a trip from West Ashley by putting it on their website which I visited several times prior to coming over. The building wasn’t in very good condition. The chairs and tables were ragged. There was a good parking lot- if only. This was a location that the OBX were filmed so came here with a big group for dinner- but they were closed.

This is truly an amazing and delightful place! The food is all fresh and caught from Shem Creek! It is a little pricy and the service is quick but not that quick! The food and atmosphere is amazing and a lovely view of Shem Creek! The video attached is there amazing rice!

9/10/25 Interesting entrance…the restaurant was clean and funky. Meal served on paper plates. Our waitress was excellent and attentive. The shrimp was so fresh and delicious. Ice tea was cold and delicious. You can see the fishing boats coming and going. Try the key lime bread pudding! We enjoyed our meal at this funky place.

I grew up on shem creek so I am a little biased but, this is how seafood is supposed to be. The service staff and kitchen are amazing. This is the ultimate seafood experience. They serve true local shrimp and it says it right on the front door, "we get our shrimp from next door". A most when visiting Charleston, pay with cash and save yourself some $$. This is were we film OBX so teenagers will love it.

This place has it all!! First of all I've visited twice so far and each time my family was treated very well. My son is handicapped and they were able to accommodate our seating for him. The food is soooo good!! My son has had the cowboy burger and sweet potato fries each time we came. He gorges himself until he can't eat another bite. (He's 4) I got the brisket and smoked wings. Both are very good but I've got to say the brisket is DeEeEe- licoius!! I'm not normally a Brisket person but theres something about this that is just (Italian miss)! The collard greens are very good as well. As we were in our way out another group of women was suggesting to try the coconut cake next time. They mentioned it was so big all 3 of them are off of it and it was the best they have had- just putting that here for someone wanting to know what to get for desert. Oh and the view.... Amazing! I will say that if you come in the evening during sunset the upstairs dining area gets pretty warm from the sun beaming through the windows. (Hopefully they can add some fans at some point) We're going to be in the area for a few more days and will definitely be back!!!

Highly recommend this Gem of a place. If you love sitting outside with a view of the water and boats passing, this is a must visit. The special cocktail 🍹, the seafood appetizer and meals were all A+. Can't say enough about the place and there is plenty of room out on the deck to set. The wait staff were friendly, checked on us several times and even brought my son's family dog water, a snack and scarf for her neck. 2 out of 10, they get a 14 !!!!

Great place to eat! Right on the water, great staff. The nachos look great-wish we had ordered them. The brussel sprouts were amazing. I had the creek bowl-filled with great stuff but lacking in flavor. The pulled pork and brisket tacos were really good.

The view and service was amazing! The drinks were great. The food was good. The trashcan nachos were a great presentation. The chips do tend to get soggy pretty quick. A suggestion would be to maybe have a little bit of the chips on the outside the can to have some solid chips. The brussel sprouts were my hands down favorite. The fried green tomatoes were well done & the sauce was a wonderful balance. The shrimp were perfectly cooked & the sauce had a great balance of spicy and sweet.

Brooklyn & Madison got us the perfect table at the bay, & Carter our waiter was spot on with great service. The music group Relay Relay played wonderful, to set a perfect sunset evening. Highly recommended this place. The Smoked wings were the best.

Great dog friendly restaurant. We were seared quickly even with a line, food was good, but service was a little slow. They were very busy though, so I cant complain. Staff was very inviting and they even have a "dog menu" not to mention the drinks and view were fantastic

This was a pretty cool place on the inlet water way on Shem’s Creek. The food was really good, atmosphere was great although we ate on the dark on the rooftop. Had beautiful views of the inlet.

Love Shem creek. It has a fabulous walkway through the marsh and out to the ocean. Watch dolphins and beautiful wildlife. Magical

Shem Creek is hands‑down one of my favorite spots in the Lowcountry! That’s saying something in a place packed with postcard views. Whether you’re a first‑timer or a regular, there’s always something new to see, shoot, or taste out here. The minute you step onto the wooden boardwalks and look down the creek toward Charleston Harbor, you’ll understand why Hollywood keeps sneaking back. (Fun fact: several scenes from Outer Banks were filmed right here—so if the view feels familiar, that’s why) Shrimp trawlers drift by with brown pelicans riding shotgun, marsh grasses glow gold at sunset, and dolphins pop up often enough that locals barely flinch anymore. Bring binoculars if you’re into wildlife; bring a big memory card if you’re into photography. I come back all the time and still fill up SD cards by the end of the golden hour. As a photographer, I love how the light bounces off the water and those weathered boats. Early mornings give you calm, glassy reflections; late afternoons paint the sky pink and orange behind the Ravenel Bridge. Even on cloudy days, the shrimp boats, crab traps, and tangled ropes make for moody maritime shots. There are elevated overlooks, hidden nooks on side docks, and plenty of spots to set up a tripod without blocking foot traffic. When the stomach growls, you’re spoiled for choice. Saltwater Cowboys is my go‑to for smoked wings and a rooftop view; Tavern & Table nails Lowcountry comfort with shrimp and grits that might ruin you for life; and Red’s Ice House keeps it casual with cold beer, live music, and “boat‑watching” seats right on the creek. The best part? If you want to hop between appetizers at one place, mains at another, and sunset cocktails somewhere else, it’s all a few board‑planks apart. Not just a stroll‑and‑eat destination: outfitters rent kayaks and paddleboards if you want to slide past the shrimp fleet at water level (sunrise paddles are unreal). Charter boats run sunset cruises and inshore fishing trips, too. If you’re traveling with kids, there’s enough boat traffic, wildlife, and ice‑cream‑within‑500‑feet to keep them happy for hours. Parking is free but fills fast on weekends—aim for before 10 a.m. or after 4 p.m. if you want an easy spot. The boardwalk is stroller‑ and wheelchair‑friendly, with plenty of benches and shade trellises to cool off in summer. Bug spray never hurts at dusk (marsh life, y’all), and a light jacket is smart once that harbor breeze kicks in. Shem Creek nails the trifecta: unbeatable Lowcountry scenery, top‑notch seafood, and enough photo ops to keep any camera junkie buzzing. I’ve visited more times than I can count, and every trip still hands me something Instagram hasn’t seen yet. If you’re anywhere near Charleston—or just binge‑watched Outer Banks and want to walk the set—make Shem Creek your next stop. Five stars, every time.

Shem Creek is such a gem in the Charleston area! The views are absolutely unbeatable – especially at sunset when the whole creek lights up with boats, water reflections, and that classic Lowcountry sky. The boardwalk is perfect for a walk, and we even spotted dolphins while we were there. Tons of great restaurants line the water, all with a fun, laid-back vibe and fresh seafood. Whether you’re grabbing a drink, going for a kayak ride, or just enjoying the view, this is one of those can’t-miss Charleston experiences.

Can’t wait to come back, most relaxing time, spent at Shem Creek! Reds Ice House awesome!!!

Please understand this place stays packed! Food is good and everyone here is usually there for the drinks! Food is closed after 11pm and only drinks are served! You will see dolphins in the canal which is AMAZING! you also might see the OBX crew ( I didn’t 🥺)

Walking the boardwalk and watching the pelicans dive for food was a highlight of my trip! It's a lively area with much to do. The visitor signs along the boardwalk gave great info on this areas history and wildlife.

Lovely place to walk and enjoy the places to eat

Great place to spend the afternoon exploring history and enjoying a beautiful property. We took the 20 minute tour of the main house and the 30 minute wagon ride through the grounds, both of which were very enjoyable. We brought our one year old along and found it helpful to know that strollers are not permitted inside the main home. We left ours at the entrance until the tour and wagon ride were finished. The oak trees lining the entrance are absolutely breathtaking and set the tone for the visit. I also recommend tuning your radio to the advertised FM station as you enter to hear interesting background information about the property.

We only had the time to visit one plantation home while in Savannah and I chose to visit Boone Hall over the others because of the live presentations they offer, beautiful garden and infamous drive up to the house - which was absolutely breathtaking! There are many places on the property for photo opps and you truly have a day’s worth of activities to choose from. If going just to tour an old plantation home this probably isn’t the place for you as you are only allowed on the lower level of the house and the tour is rather quick. An informative ride around the property is included, as well as several live presentations/talks. Everything is very well organized and visiting doesn’t require too much walking. All staff we encountered were friendly and helpful. I definitely recommend!

Great day spent here. Ticket price includes all tours, which was nice. It was a beautiful day to spend outdoors. All the staff were extremely friendly and knowledgeable. The Gullah presentation was interesting, the house was full of antiques and the gardens were full of life. Butterflies, bees, and hummingbirds

This was a recommended plantation tour from our hotel and I highly recommend it as well. That incredible history starts when you first pull in under a canopy of oak trees that are over 300 years old. You’ll recognize them from the movies. We took one of the Tractor tours throughout the property and the friendly tour guide gave us all the Rich history of the plantation from the past 400 years which was fascinating. They have a little restaurant and convenience store on the property plus a gift shop. I recommend touring through the slave homes and learning many different facets of life during that period. They insightfully and respectfully took you through history while also honoring so many. The mansion tour was rather interesting also - learning about the several plantation owners’ stories. Take a moment to tour the gardens (floral and butterfly) that help complete this great landmark.

Boone Hall Plantation has been one of the highlights of our trip (2025). With the government shutdown of national parks, we've been forced to seek out state and privately-operated attractions. When I Googled "best southern plantations to visit," Boone Hall Plantation was #1! After visiting, I wholeheartedly agree. The cost is reasonable. Admission includes entrance, parking, the house tour, a wagon ride through the estate, various presentations on historical topics, plus time to wander about. (Personally, the presentation on Gullah culture was my favorite.) Whatever your interest is in plantation life, you will not be disappointed. The staff members are fantastic! They are knowledgeable, courteous, and inject well-timed humor in their interactions with the guests. You are able to experience as little or as much of life at Boone Hall as you wish. A bit of advice: as soon as you arrive, go to the guest center. Speak to the representative at the desk and (s)he will schedule you on the next available tour. Fortunately, we just happened to do this and began our house tour within 20 minutes of arrival. Also, a bit of walking is involved. Walking on sandy paths is not easy for everyone. Boone Hall is a must see!

I've visited three different plantations in the Charleston South Carolina area and by far this is my favorite. Take me to this is still a working farm but I expect tourism breaks in most of their dollars. Regardless in this place at least they have most of the original plantation buildings. They also have a lot of brief informational speakers that give you a background of both the plantation and the history of the area for the 400 years or so this plantation has been in existence. Regardless this place is beautiful so if you're in the area I highly recommend stopping by and checking it out.

Best plantation we've visited in Charleston. Very interesting history. The tractor ride through the acreage was the best part giving the history from the beginning to present.

Beautiful designed bridge that connects Charleston to Mt. Pleasant. There’s a walk path that goes the length of the bridge. Best part is no toll.

Brilliant design which stands out in the distance of the Charleston skyline. However, what makes this bridge really unique is the public footpath for walking, running and cycling. Well worth a jog over.

I once drove our public school bus across the old Cooper River bridge to deposit it in Mount Pleasant for the summer, from Summerville - I was in the 11th grade! Times have changed, and so has the bridge. Both are beautiful in their own way!

An interesting and beautiful walk. For much of it, because you don't see the piers and you sense some movement due to traffic, it feels like you are walking on a floating concrete path.

We got to see this bridge from The battery as we watched the sunrise. It’s in the distance but what a beautiful bridge

Great bridge walk, run, ride. Only entered from the north side. Lots of free parking underneath. Supposed to be walkers one one lane, bikes in other. Lots of people have problems with that concept.

Great experience to be at the top - center of the bridge. If you’re in Charleston, try hiking on the bridge, a great view of the peninsula up there

We visited Patriots Place on a Sunday, which happened to be Father's Day! I was expecting large crowds, but it's so big with so much to see that it didn't feel crowded at all. The ship is amazing. There were lots of captain staircases involved. They do have an elevator if you can not do them. However, it is small. In the Medal of Honor exhibit, there were a lot of interactive things for kids, like seeing how cold their metal cups would get overnight, seeing if you could do pull-ups and how heavy a rucksack felt. Off the boat, we saw two dolphins playing in the water, which enhanced the trip. My favorite part was surely the Vietnam War experience. Make sure you follow the wooden boardwalk and go into all the trailers to watch the videos (even kids will like them, i promise). I loved the hologram soldiers and how the trailer vibrated during the realistic war scenes. Staff were all helpful and friendly. They have plenty of bathrooms available on the main floor of the ship and some outside the gift shop. I was not prepared for the parking to be prepared, which I was a little disappointed by, but still a great trip nonetheless.

I had a great time exploring the U.S.S. Yorktown! I decided to add the Captain’s Tour to my tour experience and it was well worth it. My tour guide, Dan Bommarito, did a fantastic job making the tour entertaining, enlightening and all around more enjoyable for everyone in the group. As a marine, it was great to hear about the history of the ship from the perspective of a fellow Devil Dog. I look forward to taking my kids next time I go!

We visited both the Yorktown and the fort Sumter exhibits during our 1-day visit. It is reasonable to visit both in the same day if you get an early start, like by 10am. The ferry took us to Ft Sumpter and we stayed just about an hour there. At the fort there was no food drink or bathrooms, but the ferry had those on board. It was well worth the trip. After returning, we took in the Yorktown. It was well worth worth the 3 hours that we spent on board. We did not do a guided tour but we were able to see all the placards and got a good sense of the ship. Just be aware that there are a lot of steps/ ladders involved, but I think if you're reasonably able to negotiate them you would have a good time.

A Great Family Outing! This is a fantastic place to visit with the family. Be prepared for plenty of walking and several steps throughout the ship — but that's all part of the experience. One highlight was the impressive Vietnam War dedication area, which was both educational and engaging for the kids. A meaningful and memorable visit for all ages!

This place was amazing! We took the ferry to Fort Sumtner and toured both the ships. My kids loved seeing the planes and helicopters on the air craft carrier. We spent about 4 hours total here and even saw some dolphins hanging out right next to the ships

Patriots Point is a must-visit for anyone interested in American naval history. Anchored by the massive USS Yorktown (CV-10), the museum offers an immersive experience that’s both educational and deeply moving. Exploring the aircraft carrier—from its bridge to its hangars and flight deck—feels like stepping into living history. The collection of vintage aircraft, war rooms, and simulators is outstanding. Highlights include the USS Laffey, known as “The Ship That Would Not Die,” and the USS Clamagore submarine, each offering a unique glimpse into wartime life at sea. The exhibits are well-preserved, the setting dramatic, and the overall atmosphere powerful. Whether you’re a history buff or casual visitor, Patriots Point is an unforgettable experience that honors the service and sacrifice of America’s naval heroes.

We had a blast visiting the aircraft carrier. We had the Capitan's Tour with Paul. He was very knowledgeable and funny, showing us small things that would have been missed if we were on our own. Lots, let me say that again lots of walking, the ship is huge. The up and down stairs would be hard for someone with mobility issues but other wise definitely do this tour. Lots to take pictures of. The gift shop is awesome with really reasonable prices, I was surprised actually.

I recently dined Water's Edge and was thoroughly impressed. The ordering process was seamless, and the staff demonstrated professionalism from start to finish. The food was hot and fresh. I highly recommend this restaurant.

Delicious food and a splendid view. My nephew wanted steak. It wasn't on the lunch menu but it was offered for dinner. The chef made it for him anyway. Awesome service. The she crab soup had a different spin with the chef adding peppers. It was VERY good.

The location on the marina during sunsets is awesome. Service was great along with great food. Parking can be a challenge with two restaurants. Recommend making reservations.

Was craving seafood for my birthday weekend, and couldn’t find decent parking downtown, so headed out to Shem Creek. I was not disappointed. The service and food were top notch. The view of the busy creek was amazing. I for sure will return.

My husband and I picked this place to celebrate our anniversary while on vacation. It was AMAZING!! The food was DELICIOUS! We got the crab dip, bbq salmon, cajun pasta, and chocolate cake for dessert. It was all amazing. We had drinks with it all. The service was incredible! We sat right by the water and it was so peaceful. There was live music near by that we were able to enjoy also. We would absolutely eat here again!

This was the absolute best dining we experienced in Charleston while we were there. The only complaint i could have was the parking. Parking area was way too small and we checked out way before the 3 hr limit and was still being charged for parking when not even there.

We had an incredible dinner at Water’s Edge on Shem Creek. I ordered the Seafood Pasta with Cajun cream sauce — it was packed with flavor and absolutely delicious. My wife had the Ahi Tuna appetizer with a wedge salad, and both were excellent. The tuna was perfectly prepared, and the wedge salad was huge, with some of the best blue cheese dressing and crumbles we’ve ever had. The view made the experience even better — watching boats go by on Shem Creek and seeing the lights across the water created a perfect evening atmosphere. Great food, great vibe, and a great spot to relax and enjoy the Lowcountry. Highly recommend!

I loved this place. I came here to eat oysters, since I saw that they serve oysters on Google Maps. Unfortunately, they weren't serving them and I didn't see them in the menu. The plate I ordered was a rice with seafood, a great option and a huge portion, I couldn't finish it. I had a draft beer, which was not cold enough to my taste. My waitress was super nice and attentive. The view I had from here was amazing. There are options for sitting inside, outside, and some nice windows with air conditioning available too. This is a very decent place for having a meal. A little expensive but I think it's worth it. It the tables and windows were cleaner it would be great! The parking system could be a little confusing. My advice is: park, have in mind your plate number, don't scan or pay anything before entering the restaurant, when you are in the restaurant they will provide you with a QR code where you have to enter your info and give you 3 hours of free parking.

Best Shem Creek View! Beautiful waterfront spot with amazing food and laid-back vibes! I had the Western Smash Burger and the Grilled Salmon BLT Sandwich—both were absolutely delicious. The burger was juicy with bold flavors, and the salmon was perfectly grilled, paired with crispy bacon and fresh greens. Great service and a relaxing view made the whole experience even better. Highly recommend for anyone visiting Mount Pleasant!

Definitely the calmer side of Shem Creek but with great views! We ate on the deck and the view was lovely as the sun was going down. The tables were nice and spaced out so we didn't feel like we were sitting on top of other people. Prices are fair and our server was very attentive and friendly. Definitely great service! I had the Ghost Melon Margarita and it was pretty good but didn't really have much spice flavor. We shared the Lowcountry Sauté over grits, which was a good choice because we didn't get overly stuffed. It was cranky and the flavor was good, just no "wow factor" with our meal, hence the 4⭐. It was supposed to be in a bourbon butter sauce but I couldn't taste any bourbon flavor. I'd go back simply for the atmosphere. Lovely deck!

Went to Morris island and then came to this restaurant before we headed back home. Amazing restaurant. Great location, food and service. Perfect sunset dinner. Our server, Hayden, was very polite and helpful. We truly enjoyed our meals. The Jambalaya was amazing.

As part of our visit to Isle of Palms beach and Shem Creek we called into Vickery’s for early dinner. The restaurant has indoor and outdoor seating with great views of the creek with its busy eateries and bars, lots of boats and people. Service was super friendly, attentive and fast. I had Cuban Sandwich with a side of Carolina red rice (my new favourite side!) and my partner had a smash burger with bacon and cheese with seasoned fries. Food was tasty and hot, not quite amazing but very nice - price is pretty much in line with most similar-type of grill bars. The atmosphere was great - we ate pretty early so it was fairly quiet when we arrived but it soon filled up - it had a great vibe about it, customers and staff all smiles. Would definitely visit again - perhaps next time I would try some seafood options as there were some nice dishes on the menu.

We (2) had dinner here on a Saturday night. They seated us pretty quickly, we sat in a booth by the bar to watch the game. The two bar tenders (a blond haired girl and a dark haired girl with glasses) that waited on us were great! They were super nice and attentive. The food was delicious and came out pretty quickly also! We got buffalo wings, I had the mahi with loaded mashed potatoes instead of the Carolina red rice and my husband got the Alfredo with salmon.

We had an awesome time at Vickery's. Food and drinks were delicious. The views and atmosphere were relaxing. Our waitress was professional and kind. We will be back

Absolutely beautiful! Clean walkways and boardwalks. Plenty of benches, trash receptacles. Restrooms are clean and well-maintained. Didn’t see any dolphins this time, will have to return!!!

🌅 Go Early or Late Local park with a nice long boardwalk. ♿️Accessible for views of the creek and wild life. Be sure to get there early or late. Gravel driveway with a few deep pot holes. Paid overflow parking as free parking is limited. They do have a few places to sit and enjoy the view. Public restrooms are available as well. A nature lovers quiet get away.

message: “It was a wonderful experience visiting this place. Whether you’re planning a short trip or a longer stay, it’s definitely worth it. The boating experience and the breathtaking sunset views make it truly memorable.”

Beautiful boardwalk for a leisurely walk through the marsh. There is no shortage of wildlife. We took our stroll around sunset which was perfect. It seemed to be very popular with fishermen and kayakers too.

Beautiful place to watch a sunrise at the ground level in the marsh. I would love to come back in the evening for the restaurants. My wife went tot he road on the bridge and was able to capture more picture of the sunrise. Overall, great experience.

Excellent boardwalk for after dinner walk. We saw egrets, live oyster, even sting ray as a fisherman caught one.

Shem Creek Park in Mt. Pleasant is breathtaking, the views here are incredible! The boardwalk is very clean, and dog friendly. We did get to see a bit of wildlife during our visit, an egret flew in!

Had a terrific dinner at the Red Drum. It has an interesting and varied menu. Everything is scratch made and the dishes we had, although mundane, were delicious! Our server, Katie H., was outstanding. Attentive, but not overly so, accommodating, pleasant, and efficient. We started with the chips and salsa. This comes with both a red and a green salsa. Both were so good we took whatever we had left home. They were tasty, tangy, and spicy. I had the wood grilled cheeseburger with sweet potato fries. I asked for it grilled medium well and it was perfect. It comes with lettuce, tomato, and onion. It was as good as the picture looks. My wife had the grilled chicken salad. I didn't have any, but she said it was excellent (and she's very trustworthy). Oh, and I had an Espresso Martini, also delicious. A little pricey at $80 (not including tax and tip), but considering we had an appetizer and a drink along with the quality of the food and the great service, I think worth it.

We had a fantastic dinner at Red Drum! Wonderful experience from start to finish. The atmosphere is cozy yet upscale, and the service was spot on—friendly, professional, and attentive without being overbearing. Everything was flavorful and beautifully prepared, and you can really feel the attention to detail in both the food and the presentation. It’s the kind of place where you feel well taken care of, whether you’re sitting at the bar or enjoying a relaxed dinner. A true Mount Pleasant gem—highly recommend!

Great local spot, generous pours in the wine department, all plates were full loaded and massive portions and yet the flavors kept coming! Our server was great, I forgot her name but she did a bang up job. The place was a bit dark lighting design wise but that is my only critique! I highly recommend the pork chop and shashito peppers!

Our entire dining experience was perfect. From the hostess stand to signing the check. Olivia took care of our table flawlessly. Olivia was attentive, knowledgeable and super friendly. Can you tell we had a great experience?? Thank you Red Drum and Olivia for a great Friday night meal.

So, the prices are kind of crazy but the food, the food is exceptional. The French fries are, dare I say it, the best I have ever tasted (very yummy). The chicken is fantastic and the desserts are heavenly. So, if you are willing to pay the price, it is definitely worth it.

We ate here with 8 people and everyone loved the food. From kids quesadills to Pan Seared Sea Scallops, everything was delicious. It's a really nice atmosphere that feels different than most restaurants. Low light and old wooden doors make you feel like you are in a different time. I would definitely recommend this place to anyone. The salmon was cooked perfectly and the Pan Seared Sea Scallops were the best Scallops I have ever had.

Great Father’s Day brunch experience after a tentative start. Though it took a good 15 minutes before our server arrived, she owned it and comp’d our dessert without us ever having to say a word! Great integrity! Mimosa and Bloody Mary to start with an appetizer of Fried Shrimp. Fresh and very lightly fried. Our entrées were Shrimp and Grits and Eggs Benedict followed by the house made doughnuts with caramel cream. Everything was prepared to perfection. Truly worth the visit.

Langdon’s Steakhouse is an absolute gem! From the moment we walked in, we were struck by how beautiful and inviting the seating area is—elegant, cozy, and perfect for a special night out. The staff were incredibly attentive and genuinely friendly, offering thoughtful recommendations that really hit the mark. Every dish we tried was absolutely delicious—perfectly cooked and full of flavor. We left completely stuffed and completely satisfied. Highly recommend this spot to anyone looking for a top-notch dining experience. We’ll definitely be back!

Good spot for a dinner, not my fav. Pork chop had good flavor, Mac n cheese & green beans were a bit bland, the pasta was good. The bread was actually pretty decent. The dessert was very yummy. overall not bad. Easy parking & nice staff.

Once again Langdons did not disappoint! This is my family's go to restaurant for birthdays. We dined at Langdons for my beautiful wife's birthday and everything we had was 5 stars across the board! I have said it many times over the years and I stand by my words again today, Langdons has THE BEST steak in all of Charleston. Don't be fooled into thinking that place on King St. is the best. If you want the best make a reservation at Langdons. You can thank me later!

An absolute must visit while in the Charleston area!! Langdon's is a local spot, off the beaten path with a delicious menu. Great apps, entrees and desserts to choose from. Add this to you Charleston/ Mt. Pleasant restaurant list!

Langdon's never disappoints. Great food and atmosphere. The tile fish is the absolute best fish dish in town but anything that you order from the menu will dazzle you. Food is prepared with fresh ingredients and usually locally caught/grown. The staff is superb and attentive. I have been going to Langdon's for 20 years and always have a fabulous meal. Try it and you will be glad you did!

Amazing place to eat. Perfectly cooked everything. Wine was great. Make a reservation!

I love it. This is my second time coming to this restaurant, and he has been amazing every time my food was cooked to perfection. The waiter that we had was very polite. The restaurant was very clean. The bathrooms are very clean. The atmosphere was very very nice I will most definitely be coming back

This place was awesome! I walked in to cool off from a hot beach and was greeted with a very attentive and caring server. The owner, Jamie, took the time to talk to me and made me feel welcomed. It was easy to understand why there was a crowd on a Wednesday during the day. Looking for good food and even better people? Definitely the place!!

Not a bad place, But possibly the least-Irish Irish pub I’ve ever been to. The sports flair or whatever you call the decorations were a bit much, but the Harp beer was cold enough. If you’re coming from the beach, it’s not a bad place to stop.

I can’t hate for being a fighting Irish bar.. The Smithwicks was good. The popcorn is great. The Reuben was ok.. the Teriyaki wings were the worst wings I have ever had in my entire life. I have never not asked for a box for wings ever. They need pulled from the menu

I ate before I arrived. The Guinness is fantastic. They do have wings half off M-F 4-7pm. I will be back.. Cash only..

An incredibly jolly Irish Pub in Charleston SC. The atmosphere was great and the staff was wonderful. I would like to see the menu add some more Irish Classics to the menu but what my wife and I got was delicious,(I got the Rueben and a Guinness and she got the cheese burger sliders). If you’re in the area, definitely stop by and experience a little bit of Ireland in Charleston!

Asked our waitress at high thyme where to go for a drink and she recommended dunleavy’s. She did not lead us astray! Solid Irish pub - very welcoming and friendly staff. Popcorn was a nice touch.

everything was great until we came back to get our purse we left behind on accident. Came back to retrieve after calling to let them know we were coming back to pick it up. One female worker at the bar looked at us like we were complete idiots and gave us the rudest looks and comments that were completely unnecessary. Example: “you should be grateful that we care enough to verify it was you first.”Get a different job if you can’t handle simple interactions with the public:)

What a great place: fabulous fresh oyster (served the way they should be: still attached and full of sea water), unusual quenelle (could use a tad of cayenne to enhance the taste) and a tasty peach tatin… Muscadef was very good too! Service was perfect: attentive and efficient!! We’ll be back!

It was a good dining experience. I sat at the bar and was taken care of fairly quickly and well during my visit. The cheese puffs were absolutely outstanding and remarkable. The Bouillabaisse was good - good variety of proteins and solid broth. It just felt like it was missing a little something (honestly it was good!). Great vibes and super chill place.

Oysters were 10/10 and wood fired mussels were just fine. We also ordered the burger, flounder and Parisian shrimp all were really good. Service was not very accommodating but wouldn’t stop us from returning

Excellent menu, very attentive staff and great food. Parking can be a bit of a challenge if it's busy in the area, but we had no problem finding a spot adjacent to the restaurant. We enjoyed the oysters, scallops and shrimp. The wine selection was great and we loved the créme brûlèe. Highly recommend!

Great food and awesome service. French seafood style and escargot luved up to expectations. Was a very lovely dinner.

I can't say I have ever had such great food and service. The quality was exceptional. This was our 37th wedding anniversary and we couldn't have dreamed of a better place with better food. It's every bit worth the price. We had Escargot, ( was my first tasting) it was in a butter, and garlic seasoning that was so good and not at all chewy or tough or any of the things people mistakenly think it will taste like. The Duck Cassoulet was cooked perfectly with just the right amount of flavors. We finished with the best Baked Alaska I've ever had! The wait staff are top of the line and I just can't tell you how everything made this night amazing!

Sat at the raw bar and had an amazing time. We had oysters, shrimp cocktail, tuna ceviche. Wine to drink. So recommend this great restaurant with great people and service.

Stopped at SCCH on Memorial Day Weekend to meet friends and celebrate. The service was excellent, the food was good, and the restaurant was fun. Highlights included the Carolina Platter, and the Sesame Tuna. The cocktail specials were good as well, on the sweet side but definitely in the coastal vibe. Overall great experience.

Stopped by here because we were craving a good crab boil, and this place came highly recommended. We made reservations online beforehand and were seated right away when we arrived — no wait at all. They offer both indoor seating and an outdoor patio that overlooks Shem Creek, making it a great spot for a family dinner or a date night. The service was solid. It was a bit on the slower side, but considering how busy they were (and it being summertime), it was understandable. Our waitress was friendly and a pleasure to interact with. Now on to the drinks and food — my girlfriend ordered a frozen Rum Runner and really enjoyed it. For starters, we got the hush puppies and four fried oysters. It was actually our first time trying oysters, and they were fantastic. I could’ve easily polished off a whole tray. The hush puppies were also a perfect little teaser for what was to come. For our mains, we both went with steampots. I got the Crab House Crab Pot, and my girlfriend chose the Snow Crab Pot. They came out steaming hot, loaded with crab legs, shrimp, mussels, sausage, corn, and potatoes, all drenched in flavorful garlic butter. Everything was so well-seasoned and absolutely delicious. It was my girlfriend’s first time trying crab legs, and she completely devoured her pot — she loved every bite!

This is a really nice local seafood restaurant with a great selection of crab, shrimp, oyster scallop and fish dishes. The best part about the menu are the grilled options. We ordered the captain’s plate and grilled scallops. Both were super fresh and delicious. The service was nice and more importantly, you get the Sham Creek view which is amazing. Be sure to ask for a window table!

We thoroughly enjoyed our meal from start to finish. We started with the hush puppies. Nothing made them stand out from any other hush puppies, but that's okay.- they were great. For entrees we got the grilled shrimp and the lowcountry shrimp boil. The grilled shrimp was big and seasoned very well - my girlfriend called it the "best shrimp ever." Both of the sided were pretty forgettable but not bad. The shrimp boil was great too. I've been thinking about the corn in it for two weeks now - the butter and seasoning was exceptional. The overall portion of the boil was very good - I was very full by the time I'm finished. Service was pretty good - the manager got us refills once umpropmted which was nice.

So glad we stumbled upon this place. Being from Tampa, FL. We care about our seafood… we walked through the boardwalk restaurants and wasn’t for us. This place is a little hidden, but totally worth it! We shared a Steam Bucket, 2 sides, and an app and everything was so great and well done! Ate outside, relaxing calm atmosphere, and our server was on top of it! Great young man was wonderful.

pretty views especially when you go during sunset, great food with reasonable prices. Pretty marsh and the lemon mist they spray outside smelt good. I got the pasta, which was amazing and the snow crab was delicious too!!

We were in South Carolina for a few days, and decided to try a sea food restaurant. Shem Creek was recommended to us, and it did not disappoint. The grilled red fish was really good, and the cheesy shrimp and grits were amazing. Service was timely and attentive, and the atmosphere was delightful.

We took the kids and their friends here for ice cream on a Saturday evening. The shop is on the southbound side of 17 in Mt. Pleasant and is easy to see from the road, especially at night. The shop has two parts; a sandwich shop and an ice cream shop. The sandwich shop looks good but we didn't try it. There was a long line for ice cream and their process is that a single person takes the order for your whole group, so if you have a lot of people (we had 7) then it might take a while for that single person to serve you all especially if you have a complex order. The reason I mention this is that the next server will call the next group and then there are a bunch of people all jammed around the counter trying to see the ice cream and taste their options. It basically gets to be a mess and you are constantly shuffling around people as they try to pay, etc. Once we finally got our order, which literally took about 15 minutes since the server had to change out some ice cream boxes and got very confused about what we ordered, I finally got my cone which was really poorly assembled and difficult to eat without making a mess. I honestly was disappointed because the server was frustrated and it was 100% avoidable. But I was the only one complaining. The kids ordered banana splits and sundaes which they thought were great. My cone, despite being messy, was good though I didn't love the flavor I chose. The ice cream was high quality and they have a ton of toppings as well as milkshakes, etc. I would go back but my preference would be to go with a smaller group (or break a large group up) instead of having one big order. There is a lot of parking but it does get crowded. A bit of patience is required when it's busy.

Great spot to get something cold after a hot day. They had the usual flavors and some unique ones too. I regret not asking for a sample of the Coconut castaway, it looked really good. I did not take a picture of my White chocolate raspberry truffle only because I devoured it. My wife really enjoyed her Black raspberry chocolate chip and our daughter said that the Blackcherry was good too.

Very friendly service. We both gotho fudge brownie sundaes. So good! The dining room has a lot of seating and was kept clean. Plenty of seats outside as well as parking.

Pretty good ice cream and waffle cone. We got ultimate peanut butter brownie and thought it was a great flavor. The small was enough for the two of us to share (see picture for reference). There was a long wait as we went at 7:30pm but worth the wait!

We visit Mt. Pleasant almost every year and this is the first time we ate here and went back twice during our visit! This is the best ice cream and banana splits we have had here. The food is also amazing and the portions are large. Definitely recommended!!

Was looking for non dairy ice cream for daughter and regular ice cream for me…this place did not disappoint. May be the best ice cream I have had , if not best in a while! The chocolate chips or chunks were huge! The flavor combination spot on. Line was reasonable. Prices reasonable! We really enjoyed it.

BLT is not worth the money anymore. It advertises 10 slices of bacon, but what they fail to mention is the bacon now has the thickness of a piece of paper. All 10 slices put together make approximately 4 of the old slices. It used to be worth it. I am from out of state and try to make it a mission to order from here every work visit, but not anymore. It’s really disappointing and I hope this is just the result of an inventory order mistake.

I loved the beer here and can't wait for Key Lime Pi to come back out in March. The white Thai was really good, and I liked the beer to drink when it's hot outside. The actual taproom wasn't that big.

Love this spot. The rice crispy beer was my favorite

Absolutely loved this place! We came from Florence SC just to try it in person and were not disappointed. Got a flight and the maple bourbon beer, which pro tip from Katie at Westbrook, getting the full bourbon beer is $7, flight $15, but if you get a flight with an aged beer is $22, so you might as well get a flight and a full pour aged beer! My favorites were the banana shake IPA and the 4claw IPA. Spicy nachos also incredible, surprisingly a bit sour. Only downside was a closing time of 8pm on a Friday and closing at 6pm on Saturday

This is a little place which offers outdoor tables. The bartenders were not very attentive and the pregnant bartender was drinking beer behind the bar, which seems to be a normal at breweries. But shes pregnant and that made me want to drink fast and leave. I was not happy that the accessible parking was blocked off for tables. The key Lime gose was refreshing as was the 3 claw.

Excellent beers on draft and to go, friendly & knowledgeable bartenders, and good atmosphere. Brandon and Katie were helpful and personable. Wish I could've had a tour, but they didn't have enough staff. Check out the cellar list for some blasts from the past.

This place was, meh. I have been to many breweries and would probably never return here. The taproom was big, but did not have a lot of seating. The beer was pretty forgettable too. We were happy that they had patio seating, but it was also pretty limited. They had a line for orders, so that sped up the process a bit.

Great beers. They’re edging pastry but it’s still solid beer. Quite the compound you’ll with their heavy distribution. My wife said their women’s restroom could use a touch up.

We came in for the wine pairing and 5 course menu featuring Chef Derrick Wade. I just have to say that every single component on every single plate blew us away. No details were spared. Amazing flavor combinations, textures, and presentation all while keeping an elevated yet classic menu approach. We could not stop talking about how great the food was. Wonderful experience and very enjoyable night out.

We attended the Hess Collection wine dinner. Both the wines and the dinner were spectacular. Savi spotlighted some possible new menu items, while Hess showcased a selection of their wines, across different styles. Delightful evening.

Wonderful experience here. Stopped in Mid-afternoon for late lunch. We sat at bar and were served by the lovely Ainsley. She was very welcoming and knowledgeable. She made great suggestions which allowed us to try new things. The bolognase was a surprise, (home made)and the Mediterranean pizza very unique - Rich base sauce, not overly topped so all the ingredients made for a wonderful meal. Although only visiting the area, we would certainly return to this restaurant if passing through again.

I Always Have An Amazing Experience Every Time I Dine At Your Restaurant! Everyone Is So Pleasant And My Last Encounter With My Server (Tanner) I Believe Was His Name; Just His Bright Smile Patience And Offering To Wrap My Food To Go… Those Little Things Made My Entire Day So Much More Brighter And Positive For I Had Just Experienced The Loss Of My Uncle And Was Physically There But Not Mentally! Thank You For Just Being Such A Breath Of Fresh Air! Bentlee 247

I see why this restaurant receives every award there is. It is soooo good!! First let’s start with the service. We were a party of 10 which is no easy job for any server but Eric was great. So friendly and welcoming. He got our drinks quickly and then really paced our dinner so we weren’t rushed. Great job!! Eric made our visit very enjoyable! Food!!!! 5 stars. I was able to sample the calamari, fries, meatballs and whipped ricotta! Prepared to perfection. Seasoned perfectly and the meatballs were so tender! I loved how they were served in a hot cast iron pan with sauce and cheese. Small pice of focaccia bread! Yum! The whipped ricotta was divine! Sweet and creamy. Bread was salty. Just amazing. I had the fungi parpadelle pasta. The flavors were indescribable. Just go try it! I tasted the orriachetta pasta dish. Wow! Everything was perfectly seasoned. Portion size too was large. I could have shared. This will be my new go to place for pasta! They have a great happy hour too! Ambiance was amazing! I apologize if I spelled the pasta incorrectly. Can’t wait to go back

Food met the standard. Nothing was mind blowing. Steak was extremely over cooked but he did not send it back. I think he was with company he wasn’t as comfortable with so didn’t want to seem like a complainer. Fish was fine! The skin made it a little more fishy than I prefer for a branzino dish. Calamari was a tiny portion for $16. Our server met the standard, but wasn’t friendly or interested. Everything here meets standard but doesn’t go above and beyond. Checked the boxes and I would return for happy hour!

I enjoyed the eggplant parmesan and the chocolate mousse dessert. The ambiance at the bar was nice, although the service was a little slow on the evening that we went. I would come back.

Let me start by saying that I work from home and I'm on my computer for 50+ hours a week. I was on my own on a Friday night so I decided to go to my favorite takeout place and dine in for the first time. I was handed a menu but told to order on the QR code. I got overwhelmed quickly. I wanted a technology-free evening which is why I took myself out tonight. I had to keep on cross-referencing the phone menu with the paper menu. And even then there were so many discrepancies between the two that I was getting really frustrated. Not to mention that they use weird shorthand on the QR menu that I didn't understand, and it was also poorly organized. I then asked if I could order with the waitress. I didn't think this would be a big deal because I heard several regulars come in and order verbally as soon as they walked in. The lady politely took my order. The food was really good and fresh. The restaurant became busy while I was dining. So I decided not to bother the waitress with paying so I went back to the QR code to see if the bill was attached to my table number and my code. It was. My entire bill was there so I thought " cool. I'll just pay on my phone!" Instead of just leaving I decided to make sure they received the payment to be polite and so they didn't think I was doing a dine and dash. The nice lady couldn't figure it out. So she got the angry sushi chef I think owner guy to look. He made me feel super bad and guilty about paying on my phone. I even showed him that everything I had ordered populated on the receipt on my phone and my confirmation. He told me to never do this again. And I asked"do what?" He said order with the waitress and then try to pay on your phone. I told him I'm sorry I ordered with the waitress but I was finding the QR system confusing. And he rudely said " well no one else has an issue with it!" And kind of just waved me off to leave. I literally just treated myself to a $120 meal (and mind you that's without alcohol!) to reprimanded like an indignant child . I feel awful and guilty and wish I could dispel my meal I'm so upset.

Do NOT come here. The food is incredibly mediocre and the service is horrible (not the woman, she is sweet) but Chef sucks. This restaurant does not come to take your order, insists you do it online (even when you're the only patrons there), and then ADDS 20+ to their own tip? My bill was $61 dollars and my bank statement now reads $91, and I definitely would not have tipped $30 considering their sushi was awful and horribly portioned. Save your money and your time.

My partner and I were in town for a couple weeks for her work, and this was easily our favorite restaurant that we found during the stay. (It was so nice that we went twice!) Overall, some of the best sushi I’ve had in awhile—and we were able to get uni on one night!—but the appetizers were great as well. Be advised it’s BYOB. We’ll definitely be back any time we’re in Charleston!

I really was excited to try this place as I love sushi and the other reviews were very positive, but I was extremely disappointed. At 5:30pm on a Saturday, I was greeted by a very friendly hostess and then sat in the front corner of an entirely empty restaurant and then directed to use the QR code on the table for the remainder of my time there…you read that correct, THERE IS NO SERVICE aside from being seated and brought your food, everything is done on your phone. While the food was fresh, it was very basic (I ordered a sample appetizer as I wanted to give it a try and was given 2 pieces of shrimp, tuna, & salmon), and it took 40 minutes to prepare in an empty restaurant. Then when paying the tab on my phone, it defaults to 25% gratuity, which is absurd for no service and already high prices. If that is how they are going to run their business, they should be take out only.

Went with my wife for our anniversary. The food is expensive compared to other similar places, but it is by far the best Asian food I've had in a long time. You really get what you pay for. It was all delicious, from the appetisers to the entrees. My only regret is not being able to eat more. Again yes it is expensive, but I eagerly await the next time we go.

The restaurant is small, but the quality of the sushi reigns here. The dining atmosphere is a little like someone's home office on the inside. Aside from that, everything else is on point. They are a BYOB restaurant. The distance from my home, BYOB, and the convenience of a competing restaurant with slightly less quality food will be the things keeping me from making it a normal visit. Otherwise, this place will top my list for sushi.

Delicious sashimi and lovely owners who take a lot of care and effort with their food.

While visiting the area I stopped in to have a flight (or two). All of the beers were delightful and tasty. The have artwork of the labels of past beers on the walls and it was enjoyable to look at. It is dog-friendly, so was able to get some dog loving in as well. My travel partner is not a big beer drinker, so he was able to get a glass of wine. The bartender was pleasant, efficient and helpful when it came to knowledge and service. I would highly recommend stopping here.

A great place for a beer! Dog friendly inside with outdoor seating as well. A good rotation of food trucks, as well as a few bar snacks. The beer is always good with good options for all tastes. Almost every time we come home to Mt. Pleasant, we stop for a round. Will be back next time!

In town for one night and stopped by for some drinks. Tried a flight of four; Helles, Dopplebock, Hefeweizen, and IPA. They were very good. I’m not really an IPA drinker but tried two more of the IPAs. They were very good and were not over the top hoppy. Staff was amazing!

Visited several breweries while in Charleston and this was, BY FAR my favorite. Such a friendly vibe and one of the best Kolsch beers I’ve had. Super dog friendly inside, which is great during the summer.

My wife and I drove from Fort Mill, SC for a get away to Charleston. We work in a brewery and wanted to check out the brewery scene close to our condo and the first one we tried was Two Blokes. Immediately upon entry we are greeted by the bartender, Christina. I ordered the Striped Sweater and my wife ordered the Kiwi-8. Both were delicious! We both bought some neat merch. The artwork is really cool and the atmosphere was beyond our expectations. Superb service from Christina. She was very welcoming and attentive from beginning to end. A very sweet and laid back personality. Being new to the area, she recommended some of her favorite places and things to do. We checked those out as well. We had to come back to try the First Blood and Second Breakfast, also very delicious! Overall a great experience and a wonderful time. Thank you Christina! We’ll definitely be back!

Wonderful atmosphere. Fantastic and knowledgeable beer tenders. Lovely selection of beers - diverse but balanced. I love brewery hopping, and they remind me of my favorite place at home. The beer tender, Jenny, was so sweet.

Time for dinner and since Two Blokes did not have a food truck on tonight's schedule, I stopped at Harris Teeter's salad bar and brought a "salad." Friendly welcome and I found a bench against the wall with a power outlet. Two beers, my salad and a bunch of wifi were my entertainment this evening. It's a comfortable space, the beers were good. I had the Umlaut Kolsch with dinner and tried the First Blood Hefeweizen that was too much orange for my taste so I went back to the Umlaut. It's in an industrial plaza and because they don't serve food, they're usually tolerant of dogs. There are also some picnic tables outside.

beautiful church with a very quiet and peaceful atmosphere. went at around 6pm on a tuesday during spring break and enjoyed my time.

I'm glad it was open to take pictures and witness the beautiful Catholic Church! I love how it was kept old with stained glass, choir loft and beautiful altar. I could feel the peace from our Lord!

While walking on the beach we noticed the tower of this church with a statue atop it, so we drove over to check it out. It was a weekday afternoon and there wasn't anything going on but the church was open. We went in and were surprised how nice it was inside. There was a plaque marking the height of the water, at least 3 feet, that had entered the church during a hurricane a couple of years prior. The church is still being restored.

Lovely little church! Nice to see everyone actually dressed up for Mass!

Stella Maris is sweet little Catholic Cburch in the end of Sullivan's Island, SC right next to Fort Moultrie. Stella Mary Church is one of the oldest Catholic church in Charleston. It is beautiful indeed and out. The look of this little church it is pure nostalgia, principally when the bells are ringing. Really enjoyable to pray in this site, making the sign of the Cross at the entrance of the church, and lighting some candles.

Beautiful church. Great location. Walking distance from the water. Simple little church. Wonderful, dedicated priests.

Beautiful church. A wonderful shrine to the Blessed Virgin. I love going to mass there when I am visiting in South Carolina.

Best southern food and the service and music is from another time! Great experience on many levels!

Never heard of this place but my son said he’d been hearing good things. Thought I’d been transported back in time. Blues music out of a stereo was first clue this was going to be different. Older black gent wearing a yellow shirt, suspenders and a fedora asked me what I wanted. Told him burger with grilled onions. When he said the onion rings were fresh I was all in. About 15 minutes later I got a plate of some of the best onion rings around as well as a burger with so many grilled onions that I wasn’t sure there was a burger underneath when the order came. I could barely eat half. What a way to clog your arteries! Also, cash only.

An absolute stop while in Charleston. These fried okra and shrimps were very delicious.

Okay, my dining experience here was memorable to say the least. Ordered fried shrimp plate and cheeseburger all the way. What followed was excellent food (seriously), even better conversation with Mr. Coffee and Ms. Renee (sp?), and what had been a not so good day and turned into a great one. Please support these folks, and give the seafood side of the menu a shot;) it’s all good but that side may really stick with you.

Back in the city since high school and wanted some soul food ! This hit the spot. 10/10. May not be a good idea for a lunch break because you will be zzzzzz after this meal lol. Thanks for the good food and service.

H & R Sweet Shop in Old Village kept coming up in a restaurant group, whenever folks asked for the best burgers in the area — and I can see why! I’ve had cheeseburgers that cost twice as much and didn’t taste half as good. I can’t wait to go back and try the fried pork chop.

Love their cheese burgers and onion "rings" 😊

Absolutely delicious, and priced reasonably too! Everything we had was basically perfect (except the mango lassi which needed more tang and to be much colder). Other than that, we feel pretty confident that anything you order will be very good.

Food was okay - nothing special. Environment was a little loud with the desi music. Servers were excellent. Space was clean. Love the concept. They do serve alcohol which dented my spirits and made me suspicious of the halal menu label. I appreciate when we put Pakistani culture on display but I appreciate more when the menu is authentic.

Really, an all around fantastic experience. We got the Queen's Road and Jahangir's Feast, the pakola, a sour cherry hard cider, the garlic naan, and the paratha. Everything was delicious, super reasonable price, and Lauren, the waitress, was fun, helpful, and sweet. The atmosphere was nice, and the music was great. Absolutely everything about this place hit the spot, definitely recommend a stop

Loved the food here! First time trying Pakistani food and it was fantastic. Definitely recommend the Dhamaka burger with the pepper jack cheese and the Delhi Gate for the vegetarians out there!

Incredible! Was visiting from out of town and dropped in here because it sounded interesting. This was both the best meal I had in Charleston and one of the least expensive. The food was so deeply flavored I found myself dancing at the table as I was eating. Every bite was a different experience as you mix and match flavors on the plate. I went full bore and ordered Jahangir's Feast and it was pretty much south Asian comfort food bliss. Service was swift, attentive, and knowledgeable. The venue is fun mix of kitch. Highly recommend and will be back!

Used to be a favorite when I lived in Mt. Pleasant, had to have it when I came back down here. Not as good as I remembered it being but still tasty. Food is spicy here, be aware lol

Food bursting full of flavor, and amazing customer service! How cool is it that Malika is the first and only Pakistani restaurant in South Carolina?!?! We ordered quite the spread, and there were so many layers of flavor in each bite. We got everything our waitress recommended - from the drinks to the food, and even the kids meals. Here's what we ordered: Drinks: Iced Chai, Mango Lassi, Aperol Spritz, and a couple of Cokes in the glass bottle. Appetizer: Chaat Papri Lunch: Street Burgers & Rolls - Beef Kabob Roll / Signature Thalis - Jahangir's Feast / Curries, Kabab & Rice - Paneer Tikka Masala w/ a side of Garlic Naan / Kids Menu - Cheesewalla Naan, and Chicken & Rice Plate. Don't forget to check out the gallery wall too! So cool to see all the pictures from the owners. And kids eat free all summer long, Tuesdays and Thursday from 11:30am to 2pm.

Hands down one of the BEST meals we’ve ever had in the highly competitive Charleston food scene. Intimate setting- warm ambiance with kind service and over the top hospitality. Food excellently executed and wonderfully seasoned - could not really think of a way to improve the flavor of this ragu and the fish stew as well! Chef Greg and his wife Tara were so gracious- will return just as soon as we can

The Shellmore is an amazing hidden gem in I'On Mount Pleasant with a mix of absolutely gourmet food great wine and beer and friendly service. Tara bartender and server runs the show and Eric as owner chef cooks up some amazing gourmet food. The Shellmore is cozy and intimate with a great bar scene especially at happy hour. Brenda and I last night shared 1/2 dozen sunken meadow raw oysters from Massachusetts and a wild striped bass paired with a bottle of Anjou Blanc. The food was over the top five stars. The ambiance is local easy going neighborhood casual fun and exciting. Considering Tara is the only server the service was much faster than I thought possible. There is usually plenty of street parking. We highly recommend the Shellmore for local neighborhood gourmet food.

Best place ever. Love it. A secret gem ! Love the food Chef Eric is a great chef. So creative and yummy food. Tara is so attentive and caring. Great service Super recommend for a date and for meeting friends and events. Love it.

Outstanding! From Mary providing exemplary service, to the perfect atmosphere to enjoy some of the best food I’ve had in and around Charleston. They create a new and innovative menu daily. We started with the oysters, then to the salad with the perfectly cooked sous vide egg, followed by a fabulous ceviche and finished with flounder. We also enjoyed some rose bubbles and a buttery Chardonnay. We met one of the owners, Chad, who was delightful to talk to. His partner, Chef Eric, was busy in the kitchen. This is where all the locals know to go. If only I was a local.

Amazing cozy restaurant and bar hidden in the Ion neighborhood in Mt. Pleasant. The definition of doing a small selection perfectly. The menu is curated and only has a few options for each course, but each is absolutely delicious and complements the other items and drinks well. There are daily menu changes as well as a more standard menu. John is an amazing host - funny, attentive, and knowledgeable. With only a few tables and no reservations, the service is topnotch. Will definitely return when I get back to the Charleston area. My only concern in recommending is making them too popular to get a table.

Great wine and the menu was amazing. We had the gnocchi, crab salad and the trout dip. All were fabulous. The wine, a great Rioja was delicious.

My husband and I visited The Shellmore last Friday. We enjoyed the best oysters ever, after sampling many while in Gulf Shores, which couldn't compare to those offered by Chef Eric. Next I enjoyed the seafood stew and my husband the beef and lamb ragu. Both were incredible. Everything is fresh and the wines that were suggested by Tara and Eric were perfect and the cheese and fruit tray was a wonderful finish. My only regret is that we don't live closer (we were visiting from Tucson) because we would probably stop in every week.

Where to start! I came from low country in Cheraw, South Carolina and came further South to Charleston. It's a different kind country here. Just to tell ya, I come from out West. Folks here - Folks here are the same. They just wrangle the land and sea! It's good country here!

Great time. Went on a Wednesday night when they have about four bands. They were very different types of music and really enjoyed the evening there. We went back a second time as well and really enjoyed it.

Our family loves the Wednesday night Barn Jams at Awendaw Green. It's a great party atmosphere with good music, entertainment for the kids (the playground area) and not too far from Charleston.

This is an amazing music venue! The people were super friendly, and the music was great. The atmosphere there could not be better, and I would definitely recommend this to anyone traveling through or living in the Charleston and Awendaw area!

Had a blast with the family at Awan daw Green Live music and cool family atmosphere tucked away under live oak trees. Totally worth the adventure. Don't forget to bring your own cooler.

Nice venue. We had a great time at the Charleston Bluegrass Festival. Great lineup and vendors. Hope to come back next year.

Very relaxed place to chill and listen to some local musicians play. You can dress comfortably and they have several options for food. We came out to hear a friend Cody McGuire play and had a great time. Bring chairs just in case this place fills up quick. All outdoors so in the warmer months bring your bugspray too!!! It is the lowcountry😊 The only drawback for us is the distance out there and the time of day going in is rush hour traffic.

Very great food. It will put you in a food coma, so be prepared! I had the hot chicken Mac, great dish for sure. I recommend it! The vibe is good. I especially like the large outdoor area they have. This place is dog friendly

I've been twice and the food was excellent both times. Rumored to make everything fresh on premises it does take a bit longer to get your food. However, it worth the wait. The service was 50/50. The waitress missed refilling our drinks a couple of times and got a sauce for one of us wrong. She didn't write anything down, just tried to remember our order. Will go back despite this.

We stopped in for lunch. Lunch special was 1/2 price classic burgers so that's what we went with! Burger was great and I got a side of Mac and cheese (which is THE BEST) and my husband got fries. Great meal for a great price!

The food wasn’t bad, it was made to order and seemed to be fresh and not a bunch of frozen junk, but it didn’t seem like their brisket was the best cut. there weren’t enough servers and the ones that were there hard people training. The outside space looked freaky cool, seemed like a nice spot to grab a drink in the summer, if they have some games and music. There could be a game changer in their Mac and cheese, but I didn’t get a chance to try it but from what I saw it looked great, it was over priced thought, made to share but if you’re like me, I’m not sharing my Mac and cheese. Another issue, got up and started to leave and the table was cleaned off with my left overs. Over half my food tossed out. Wasn’t to pleased with that. Over all, not a bad place, no the best though.

The cup of Brunswick soup was okay. Tried my husbands fried green tomatoes topped with pimento & cheese and bacon jam. That was actually pretty good and I normally hate pimento & cheese. I swear an order of smoked meat loaf could be split, perhaps even divided by 3. Very good didn’t even mind the cheese grits. The live music was okay, nothing I would buy tickets to listen to, but fine for dining. My favorite is the bacon jam. Dessert was the homemade chocolate swiss roll with blackberry whipped filling. My only complaint was that I was freezing, due to the door to back outside patio was opened so many times by smokers.

Nice 👌 restaurant we found driving South. Stopped in and had a Great dinner with very friendly helpful waitress 😀😀😀. Also they had life music on the patio, looked busy.

Burned ends-pork belly with homemade chips! Drank a Blood orange moonshine cocktail w ginger beer. Both were amazing and live music out back was a great way to spend a Sunday night.

Beers are great. Chill and homey environment. The girl behind the bar was so rude. Wouldn’t give any recommendations, even though we asked several times. We couldn’t figure out why it was so hard for her to be nice. Friends have said the same thing and have stopped coming for this reason. The owner is super welcoming so it’s a shame she’s a problem with clients. Beer is great though.

Went there on my last day of vacation. If you're looking for a low-key, relaxed place to have a couple beers, this is the place to go. The staff is very friendly and knowledgeable of all the beers they carry, and were able to recommend a couple that were amazing. Tons of outdoor seating available. They also had several recommendations for local restaurants, one of which ended up being the best meal we had during our stay. I would highly recommend to everyone to stop by!

Love this place! Amazing beer selection and always multiple awesome flavors on tap. Staff is super knowledgeable and helpful when searching for a new taste. Background music is usually Grateful Dead which is SICK. Love bringing my dog up there because she gets spoiled as well. Might be the best beer shop EVER.

Amazing outdoor area and great beer that won’t break the bank. Service is great and dog friendly too!

Beer was great, the guy behind the bar (owner I think) was very nice and helpful. The problem was the "locals"... Anything but friendly, they were like a junior high clique. Could be a great place if the local we're not so juvenile and unwelcoming.

This is my favorite beer bar in Charleston. The beers on tap are always unique and adventurous, and the selection on the shelves is always impressive. It's the laid-back atmosphere that really sells this place, for me, and is a must-see for visitors coming into town for the beaches.

I am not a big beer Enthusiast but will say this is a fantastic experience. They have every beer you could ever think of. It's pretty cool; it seems like it's an old house in Old Village that's been turned into a bar. The entire house is filled with rooms of beer. The staff and the patrons will go out of their way to help you make a selection if you're not sure what you want to drink. There's an awesome outdoor seating area with tons of tables and space. Sometimes they have food trucks that come through so you can buy food while you're drinking. People bring their dogs and let them run around and play in the fenced-in area in the back. Really cool environment if you're looking to be social with all kinds of people. Their prices are extremely reasonable. It's a very different experience from any bar I've ever been to or Brewery type location. A very welcoming environment that I suggest for any age range (21 and older) and any level of Beer Drinker. This place is definitely in Mount Pleasant treasurer that's unique from anything else around here.

The piano dueling was the best part. Our waitress was very inattentive. Waited over 20mins. After appetizers to order, our salad came out barely before the food. My husband steak was lukewarm. My dinner of filet mignon was to be med. well was closer med rare. Crispy Brussels were not crispy and had no flavor. Mash potatoes were warm with chunks of potatoes. Overall the food was not worth the trip!!! Very disappointing!!. Was the first request for piano man and he didn't like the song so never played. This is not a place I would return. On top of it all did not offer wheelchair accesiblity from the curb. One handicap parking spot. Such a disappointment. I'm nice so I did leave a tip, but she certainly did not earn one!!!

2017 Loved it for Shrimp and Grits, expresso quality Superior to most blows Away the chains. Surprised to have good live music when stopped in for late desert. Yummy. NEW , Its Now the next yr. Aug, 2018 still GIVE THEM A five 🌟s based on food alone. Music great too. When making our reservation, was told dueling pianos were playing Thursday evening starting at 6:30 but not the case. The Piano Guy was great. Server was great and nice guy but blew it a little. Forgot water, suggested Cream Brulee but brought cheese cake, lol, bless,his heart. Wife's Filet was awesome and my Pork Chop was out of this world. Over looked a few service details. They gave me the last of the UNBELIEVABLE homemade toffee ice cream, no charge. Can't wait to get back there.

Awesome food, great service, amazing entertainment!

Great spot to hang with friends and have a few drinks while you sing your heart out. Requests can be made and will be met. Food here is decent as well.

Myself & 3 friends made reservations for 6:45pm last night ( Saturday 3/3). We were looking forward to going since we’d heard great things about the restaurant. The music was entertaining, our food & drinks were delicious, we were having a great date night (2 married couples) when things started to turn sour. First, my husband requested “it’s getting hot in here” by Nelly. Popular r&b song that most people know that would surely liven up the crowd. This was submitted along with 2 others from our table, the 2 others were played but the r&b song was not. Then around 8:45, after we’d spent over $200 on food & drinks, we were told by our server that we’d have to leave by 9:15 because our table was reserved. We were enjoying the music & our drinks. We have never been asked to leave any establishment before, especially not a place with LIVE music. There was a table next to us with 4 adults that had been there just as long as we had that was not approached & an empty 4 top table next to that one. We could not understand. Yet again, as we’re still trying to enjoy ourselves, at 9:08p we were told the party for our table had arrived. To say that we are terribly disappointed in how we were treated is an understatement. Actively paying patrons to an establishment should never be asked to leave. It was clear we were still enjoying our time there since a new round of drinks had just been ordered. We were not offered any other seating so we could stay & continue to enjoy our time. We were essentially kicked out. We will surely tell all of our friends how we were treated here & recommend they go elsewhere.

Worst waiting experience in 30 years living in Charleston. It took 45 min just to get drinks. Another 45 to ORDER our entrees. Another 30 minutes for entrees to come out which were cold BY then. Took 30 minutes just to get the damn check! This place is a scam food-wise! The only positive thing I have to say about this place was the pianist. They were both excellent and entertaining! If it wasn't for them I'd petition to have this place shut down. Horrible horrible service.

Went on a slower Thursday night and was able to get all of our requests played. Our server checked on us regularly and the wait for our drinks and food weren’t too long. Tonya is a great piano player with an awesome voice and tried to learn songs even if she was unfamiliar. We had a great experience!