Guidebook for Mount Pleasant
Food Scene
Stacks is close and good for a quick pick / Medium priced for Charleston:
WARM, INVITING NEIGHBORHOOD BISTRO
Located in Mt. Pleasant, Stack's Evening Eats is a modern American bistro from owners Darcy and Chef Patrick Stack.
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Stacks Coastal Kitchen / Stack’s Evening Eats
1440 Ben Sawyer BlvdStacks is close and good for a quick pick / Medium priced for Charleston:
WARM, INVITING NEIGHBORHOOD BISTRO
Located in Mt. Pleasant, Stack's Evening Eats is a modern American bistro from owners Darcy and Chef Patrick Stack.
One of Charleston's finest Restaurants. Expensive but incredible food, service and experience:
Halls Chophouse is American-Fine Dining, serving prime steaks, Lowcountry and fresh seafood specialties in an energetic, visually striking environment. Complemented by signature desserts, an extensive wine list, a vibrant bar and innovative, rich decor true to old-world steakhouses, Halls Chophouse is the latest restaurant offering in the heart of Charleston's Upper King Street design and dining district. A traditional American steakhouse with superior service and a knowledgeable staff, Halls Chophouse offers a classic and comfortable dining experience.
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Halls Chophouse
434 King StOne of Charleston's finest Restaurants. Expensive but incredible food, service and experience:
Halls Chophouse is American-Fine Dining, serving prime steaks, Lowcountry and fresh seafood specialties in an energetic, visually striking environment. Complemented by signature desserts, an extensive wine list, a vibrant bar and innovative, rich decor true to old-world steakhouses, Halls Chophouse is the latest restaurant offering in the heart of Charleston's Upper King Street design and dining district. A traditional American steakhouse with superior service and a knowledgeable staff, Halls Chophouse offers a classic and comfortable dining experience.
Divers menu, family oriented to raw bar on the creek... Easy parking. Great sunset on the dock...
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Shem Creek Bar and Grill
508 Mill StDivers menu, family oriented to raw bar on the creek... Easy parking. Great sunset on the dock...
I little far out but incredible seafood and experience:
See Wee has been a neighborhood staple for over two decades, focusing on southern home cooking made with love. Everything is locally sourced to give back to the community. Come grab some authentic comfort food and enjoy our live music on our beautiful patio.
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Seewee Restaurant
4808 N Hwy 17I little far out but incredible seafood and experience:
See Wee has been a neighborhood staple for over two decades, focusing on southern home cooking made with love. Everything is locally sourced to give back to the community. Come grab some authentic comfort food and enjoy our live music on our beautiful patio.
Incredibly good deli and breakfast spot:
Shannon Campbell loves to make people happy by serving great food in a comfortable, friendly environment. Drawing from his wide range of culinary experience, Shannon’s vision was to offer a blending of cultural foods that is American Cuisine.
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Mozzo Deli
730 Coleman BlvdIncredibly good deli and breakfast spot:
Shannon Campbell loves to make people happy by serving great food in a comfortable, friendly environment. Drawing from his wide range of culinary experience, Shannon’s vision was to offer a blending of cultural foods that is American Cuisine.
Great seafood at the Beach... One of our favorites:
Acme Lowcountry Kitchen combines upscale, yet casual elements of traditional coastal cuisine with classic fare. Breakfast, lunch, and dinner are served in a casual beach atmosphere with flavor profiles that exemplify fresh local ingredients and sustainable seafood.
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Acme Lowcountry Kitchen
31 J C Long BlvdGreat seafood at the Beach... One of our favorites:
Acme Lowcountry Kitchen combines upscale, yet casual elements of traditional coastal cuisine with classic fare. Breakfast, lunch, and dinner are served in a casual beach atmosphere with flavor profiles that exemplify fresh local ingredients and sustainable seafood.
Great Italian / Delivery:
Hand-Tossed Dough, Fresh Veggies From Local Farms,
And Sauce Made With Our Generations-Old Secret Family Recipe.
Big, fresh, hot & saucy. What's not to like?
Baroni's New York Pizza
1975 Magwood DrGreat Italian / Delivery:
Hand-Tossed Dough, Fresh Veggies From Local Farms,
And Sauce Made With Our Generations-Old Secret Family Recipe.
Big, fresh, hot & saucy. What's not to like?
Morgan Creek Grill, located in the Isle of Palms Marina, offers an unparalleled panoramic view of the Intracoastal Waterway and surrounding Lowcountry marshes from our waterfront dining rooms and the Upperdeck Bar & Grill. Fresh seafood, choice steaks and creative appetizers are offered with southern hospitality in a casual atmosphere. Live music, complimentary boat dockage, children’s menu, Sunday Brunch, lunch and dinner daily.
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Morgan Creek Grill
80 41st AveMorgan Creek Grill, located in the Isle of Palms Marina, offers an unparalleled panoramic view of the Intracoastal Waterway and surrounding Lowcountry marshes from our waterfront dining rooms and the Upperdeck Bar & Grill. Fresh seafood, choice steaks and creative appetizers are offered with southern hospitality in a casual atmosphere. Live music, complimentary boat dockage, children’s menu, Sunday Brunch, lunch and dinner daily.
On the water, "crow's nest" rooftop bar/waiting area is gorgeous for sunset/happy hour before great menu:
This waterfront locale is historically known as the launching site of our country's first submarine, the H.L. Hunley. Poised at the breach between the Intracoastal Waterway and the Atlantic, you can enjoy a meal amongst the spectacular sunset views and balmy ocean breezes of the Isle of Palms. Come early and have a cocktail at the Rooftop Bar while enjoying amazing views before dining.
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Simply Fresh Seafood - The Boathouse at Breach Inlet
101 Palm BlvdOn the water, "crow's nest" rooftop bar/waiting area is gorgeous for sunset/happy hour before great menu:
This waterfront locale is historically known as the launching site of our country's first submarine, the H.L. Hunley. Poised at the breach between the Intracoastal Waterway and the Atlantic, you can enjoy a meal amongst the spectacular sunset views and balmy ocean breezes of the Isle of Palms. Come early and have a cocktail at the Rooftop Bar while enjoying amazing views before dining.
Easy Great BBQ / Reasonably Priced/ Big servings / drive through and very close:
Ribs. Pork. Chicken. Brisket. Hell, even sausage. All BBQ has the same three basic ingredients: smoke, meat and time. What makes it different is the amount, consideration and attention to each part of that recipe. That, and some really great bbq sauce, too. At Jim ‘N Nick’s, we pride ourselves on using the right ingredients, taking our time and honoring the traditions that brought us barbecue.
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Jim 'N Nick's Bar-B-Q
288 King StEasy Great BBQ / Reasonably Priced/ Big servings / drive through and very close:
Ribs. Pork. Chicken. Brisket. Hell, even sausage. All BBQ has the same three basic ingredients: smoke, meat and time. What makes it different is the amount, consideration and attention to each part of that recipe. That, and some really great bbq sauce, too. At Jim ‘N Nick’s, we pride ourselves on using the right ingredients, taking our time and honoring the traditions that brought us barbecue.
It’s a wood-grilled steak and a 2012 Domaine de la Mordoree Chateauneuf du Pape by candlelight in the Wine Room. It’s Crab Meat Tostaditas and cocktails in deep sofas by an adobe fireplace under the stars. It’s the islanders’ hangout where the food honors Southern heritage and Chef/Owner Ben Berryhill’s Texan cuisine. It’s named for a prized local fish and everybody knows when dinner is over, enjoy the local characters and bartenders in the bar that Imbibe magazine ordains one of the “Best Places in America to Have a Beer.”
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Red Drum Restaurant
803 Coleman BlvdIt’s a wood-grilled steak and a 2012 Domaine de la Mordoree Chateauneuf du Pape by candlelight in the Wine Room. It’s Crab Meat Tostaditas and cocktails in deep sofas by an adobe fireplace under the stars. It’s the islanders’ hangout where the food honors Southern heritage and Chef/Owner Ben Berryhill’s Texan cuisine. It’s named for a prized local fish and everybody knows when dinner is over, enjoy the local characters and bartenders in the bar that Imbibe magazine ordains one of the “Best Places in America to Have a Beer.”
Callie's Hot Little Biscuit
476 1/2 King StGreat Sunset, sometimes a band, great seafood, decks and docks on the water with parking...
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Saltwater Cowboys
130 Mill StGreat Sunset, sometimes a band, great seafood, decks and docks on the water with parking...
Opal Restaurant & Bar
1960 Riviera DrOne of our favorites. Great food and service
Grace & Grit
320 Wingo WayNew and very popular
The Mustard Seed
1036 Chuck Dawley BlvdYummy healthy food
Drinks & Nightlife
(Good Live Music) Located in the heart of Mount Pleasant on your way to Sullivan’s Island, My Father’s Moustache is a one-of-a-kind eatery serving Old World favorites from an English and Irish background. We offer a pub atmosphere with darts, billiards, shuffleboard and more, the best selection of beer (with plenty on draught), and of course the most extensive collection of whiskey. Make your next big night out with your mates the best by sharing it with us.
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My Father's Moustache
1405 Ben Sawyer Blvd(Good Live Music) Located in the heart of Mount Pleasant on your way to Sullivan’s Island, My Father’s Moustache is a one-of-a-kind eatery serving Old World favorites from an English and Irish background. We offer a pub atmosphere with darts, billiards, shuffleboard and more, the best selection of beer (with plenty on draught), and of course the most extensive collection of whiskey. Make your next big night out with your mates the best by sharing it with us.
The Windjammer has been a staple of Isle of Palms and Charleston, SC for many years. Locals and tourist alike know that we have some of the best Live Music and Live Entertainment available in the Lowcountry and on Front Beach. “It’s Always a JAM Good Time!”
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The Windjammer
1008 Ocean Blvd The Windjammer has been a staple of Isle of Palms and Charleston, SC for many years. Locals and tourist alike know that we have some of the best Live Music and Live Entertainment available in the Lowcountry and on Front Beach. “It’s Always a JAM Good Time!”
AWARDED “BEST ROOFTOP BAR” BY CHARLESTON CITY PAPER SINCE 2007!
The Rooftop Bar is a perfect setting for an al fresco lunch or after work meeting spot to enjoy a refreshing cocktail.
The Rooftop is open seven days a week for lunch and dinner, offering sweeping views of the Charleston Harbor, Waterfront Park, The Arthur Ravenel Jr. Bridge, and more. The energy rises on weekends when both locals and visitors alike converge on The Rooftop for a fun lively evening of socializing and unbeatable views.
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The Rooftop Bar at The Vendue
19 Vendue RangeAWARDED “BEST ROOFTOP BAR” BY CHARLESTON CITY PAPER SINCE 2007!
The Rooftop Bar is a perfect setting for an al fresco lunch or after work meeting spot to enjoy a refreshing cocktail.
The Rooftop is open seven days a week for lunch and dinner, offering sweeping views of the Charleston Harbor, Waterfront Park, The Arthur Ravenel Jr. Bridge, and more. The energy rises on weekends when both locals and visitors alike converge on The Rooftop for a fun lively evening of socializing and unbeatable views.
Sightseeing
The USS Yorktown at Patriots Point Charleston, SC is the Flagship of the Naval and Maritime Museum opened to the public in January 1976 and the Yorktown Served as the first ship of the Naval & Maritime Museum.
There are many ways to explore Patriots Point. Captivating tour guides and first-hand accounts from veterans give each touring option a completely unique experience. Whether you are visiting with your family or a large group, you are sure to gain a better understanding and appreciation for our nation’s history as you ‘Walk in the Steps of Heroes.’
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USS Yorktown CV-10
40 Patriots Point RdThe USS Yorktown at Patriots Point Charleston, SC is the Flagship of the Naval and Maritime Museum opened to the public in January 1976 and the Yorktown Served as the first ship of the Naval & Maritime Museum.
There are many ways to explore Patriots Point. Captivating tour guides and first-hand accounts from veterans give each touring option a completely unique experience. Whether you are visiting with your family or a large group, you are sure to gain a better understanding and appreciation for our nation’s history as you ‘Walk in the Steps of Heroes.’
The Charleston Museum is America’s First Museum, and one of the many South Carolina museums that feature captivating information about Charleston SC. Visit Charleston Museum Mile and other areas of Charleston SC to uncover some of the best attractions Charleston has to offer.
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Muzej Charleston
360 Meeting StThe Charleston Museum is America’s First Museum, and one of the many South Carolina museums that feature captivating information about Charleston SC. Visit Charleston Museum Mile and other areas of Charleston SC to uncover some of the best attractions Charleston has to offer.
Coastal Expeditions
514 Mill Street Kayak and paddle board rental and tours
Parks & Nature
Fort Sumter Charleston SC is a main attraction that offers various things to do including outdoor and indoor activities. The fort is a unique South Carolina attraction because it is located on an island in Charleston harbor and can only be reached by boat! Upon arrival by ferry, visitors have the chance to listen to a ten minute ranger talk before exploring the fort on a self guided tour! Where the American Civil War Began Decade of growing strife between North and South erupted in civil war on April 12, 1861, when Confederate artillery opened fire on this Federal fort in Charleston Harbor. Fort Sumter surrendered 34 hours later. Union forces would try for nearly four years to take it back
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Nacionalni spomenik Fort Sumter
Fort Sumter Charleston SC is a main attraction that offers various things to do including outdoor and indoor activities. The fort is a unique South Carolina attraction because it is located on an island in Charleston harbor and can only be reached by boat! Upon arrival by ferry, visitors have the chance to listen to a ten minute ranger talk before exploring the fort on a self guided tour! Where the American Civil War Began Decade of growing strife between North and South erupted in civil war on April 12, 1861, when Confederate artillery opened fire on this Federal fort in Charleston Harbor. Fort Sumter surrendered 34 hours later. Union forces would try for nearly four years to take it back
A series of coastal defense fortresses built to protect the United States from 1776 to 1947 make up Fort Moultrie. Nine British warships attacked the unfinished and still-unnamed fort in 1776, but they failed to destroy it. Reportedly, cannonballs bounced off its walls, and the ships were forced to retreat. The fort has been restored to portray different periods in its military history, which spanned more than 170 years. Begin your self-guided tour of tour at the visitor center. Here you'll be guided through the fort's transformations in reverse order, starting from World War II. Make Fort Moultrie a centerpiece of your Sullivan's Island vacation itinerary.
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Fort Moultrie
A series of coastal defense fortresses built to protect the United States from 1776 to 1947 make up Fort Moultrie. Nine British warships attacked the unfinished and still-unnamed fort in 1776, but they failed to destroy it. Reportedly, cannonballs bounced off its walls, and the ships were forced to retreat. The fort has been restored to portray different periods in its military history, which spanned more than 170 years. Begin your self-guided tour of tour at the visitor center. Here you'll be guided through the fort's transformations in reverse order, starting from World War II. Make Fort Moultrie a centerpiece of your Sullivan's Island vacation itinerary.
Sewee Visitor & Environmental Education Center
Touch! Feel! Hear! Experience the unique heritage and natural history --plants, animals, amphibians—of South Carolina's Lowcounty at the Sewee Visitor Center. A partnership between the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, the USDA Forest Service and the Sewee Cooperating Association, provides educational opportunities and a pleasant experience for all ages. The center features interactive exhibits of forest and sea ecosystems such as a live red wolf education area to increase the knowledge and understanding of the endangered species. For more information, visit the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service website.
Seewee Visitor & Environmental
5821 Highway 17Sewee Visitor & Environmental Education Center
Touch! Feel! Hear! Experience the unique heritage and natural history --plants, animals, amphibians—of South Carolina's Lowcounty at the Sewee Visitor Center. A partnership between the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, the USDA Forest Service and the Sewee Cooperating Association, provides educational opportunities and a pleasant experience for all ages. The center features interactive exhibits of forest and sea ecosystems such as a live red wolf education area to increase the knowledge and understanding of the endangered species. For more information, visit the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service website.
Mount Pleasant Memorial Waterfront Park
99 Harry M. Hallman Jr BlvdBoone Hall Plantation has been open to the public since 1956.
The McRae Family purchased the plantation in 1955 and it was Mrs. McRae who furnished the house with antiques and began giving tours. Today, the McRae Family still owns the property, and they continue to make improvements to the plantation so that ours visitors can experience what plantation life was like. As you tour each site on the plantation our knowledgeable staff will help you understand the day to day activities of those who lived on plantations as well the history of the people who lived here at Boone Hall.
Boone Hall Plantation was founded in 1681 when Englishman Major John Boone came to Charleston and established a l
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Boone Hall Plantation
1235 Long Point Road Boone Hall Plantation has been open to the public since 1956.
The McRae Family purchased the plantation in 1955 and it was Mrs. McRae who furnished the house with antiques and began giving tours. Today, the McRae Family still owns the property, and they continue to make improvements to the plantation so that ours visitors can experience what plantation life was like. As you tour each site on the plantation our knowledgeable staff will help you understand the day to day activities of those who lived on plantations as well the history of the people who lived here at Boone Hall.
Boone Hall Plantation was founded in 1681 when Englishman Major John Boone came to Charleston and established a l
Isle of Palms County Park
1 14th AveCoastal Expeditions at Isle of Palms
50 41st AveBoat Tours to Barrier Islands
Essentials
Harris Teeter
290 East Bay StreetNew York Butcher Shoppe
1260 Ben Sawyer Blvdfresh meats, subs, assorted wines, specialty items and prepared meals
CVS
1676 N Hwy 17Pharmacy
On the Spot
1405 Ben Sawyer BlvdGreat Cleaners. Very quick and friendly. Do a great job
Bottles Beverage Superstore
610 Coleman BlvdTrader Joe's
401 Johnnie Dodds BlvdUnited States Postal Service
1050 Johnnie Dodds BlvdArts & Culture
Purchase tickets now for admission to the galleries on the second and third floors, or at the Visitor Services desk on the first floor. Tickets include the Museum’s collection of artworks from the eighteenth century to present day, as well as entrance to special exhibitions currently on view.
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Gibbes Museum of Art
135 Meeting StPurchase tickets now for admission to the galleries on the second and third floors, or at the Visitor Services desk on the first floor. Tickets include the Museum’s collection of artworks from the eighteenth century to present day, as well as entrance to special exhibitions currently on view.
Getting Around
Charleston International Airport station
Charleston International Airport
Charleston station
AMTRAK TRAIN STATION