Guidebook for Mount Pleasant
Food Scene
Slightly North of Broad Restaurant
192 E Bay StLove this place. Great Shrimp and grits
Charleston Grill
224 King StAmazing and eclectic menu. Pricey but worth it. Quiet atmosphere
Halls Chophouse
434 King StAmazing steaks served in a party type atmosphere
Tavern & Table
100 Church StGood food and great views of Shem Creek
The Obstinate Daughter
2063 Middle StBest restaurant on any beach here.
Hominy Grill
207 Rutledge AveGood southern food at a moderate price. Casual for all meals
167 Raw
193 King StFantastic raw and fresh seafood. No reservations accepted
FIG
232 Meeting StWe have sooo many good restaurants. The Gnocchi
Drinks & Nightlife
Market Pavilion Hotel
225 E Bay StGreat rooftop views
Has indoor and outdoor areas right in the middle of all the other nightlife
81 locals recommend
Republic Garden & Lounge
462 King StHas indoor and outdoor areas right in the middle of all the other nightlife
Trio
139 Calhoun StDancing. Younger crowd
The Gin Joint
182 E Bay StGreat cocktails in an upscale atmosphere
Stars Rooftop & Grill Room
495 King StreetAnother fun rooftop bar
Lots of places to drink and eat right on the water. Kayaking and standup paddleboarding as well
99 locals recommend
Shem Creek
Lots of places to drink and eat right on the water. Kayaking and standup paddleboarding as well
Blind Tiger Pub
36-38 Broad StLocals mix with tourists here
Edmund's Oast
1081 Morrison DrGreat selection of beers and good food too
Home Team BBQ
2209 Middle StGood barbecue and a good drinking crowd near the beach
Music Farm
32 Ann StCheck to see whos playing
The Windjammer
1008 Ocean BlvdCheck to see whos playing
Prohibition
547 King StLots of bars on king street.
Sightseeing
The whole battery area in this part of town is what people come to see in Charleston. Beautiful and gracious homes in our historic district
467 locals recommend
Rainbow Row
83-107 E Bay StThe whole battery area in this part of town is what people come to see in Charleston. Beautiful and gracious homes in our historic district
Where the Civil War began Accessed by ferry. A ruin in the harbor
501 locals recommend
Fort Sumter National Monument
Where the Civil War began Accessed by ferry. A ruin in the harbor
Walking Charleston
80 Broad StGreat way to learn and see Charleston
Fort Moultrie
1214 Middle StAnother historical spot but on the beach
One of our iconic plantations. Beautiful and historic. Oldest manicured gardens in the country
55 locals recommend
Middleton Place
Middleton PlaceOne of our iconic plantations. Beautiful and historic. Oldest manicured gardens in the country
One of our iconic plantations. Beautiful and historic. The largest romantic garden in the country
395 locals recommend
Magnolia Plantation & Gardens
3550 Ashley River RdOne of our iconic plantations. Beautiful and historic. The largest romantic garden in the country
One of our iconic plantations. Beautiful and historic. they filmed some of the Notebook here
248 locals recommend
Boone Hall Plantation
1235 Long Point RoadOne of our iconic plantations. Beautiful and historic. they filmed some of the Notebook here
Arts & Culture
Gibbes Museum of Art
135 Meeting StGreat collection of southern art. Newly renovated
The Charleston Museum
360 Meeting StOne of the oldest in the nation
Parks & Nature
Pitt Street Bridge
Pitt StreetGreat views and walking distance from my home
Great views of the Charleston harbor and walking distance from my house
25 locals recommend
Alhambra Hall
131 Middle StGreat views of the Charleston harbor and walking distance from my house
Shopping
Towne Centre Way
Towne Centre Wayoutdoor mall
Market Street
Market Streetanother iconic place in Charleston
King Street
King StreetLots of great boutiques on lower king street
Essentials
Publix Super Market at North Point
1435 Ben Sawyer BlvdClosest and clean as well
Whole Foods Market
923 Houston Northcutt Blvdif you want all natural selections