10 Best Breweries and Beer Places in Isle of Palms

"Sought out by locals, Revelry Brewing has a great view of the city with a rooftop patio option, in addition to the original tasting room downstairs (which has more beers available). Locals hang out here after their kickball games, which take place right across the street. Revelry usually has live music and a kickass sushi food truck, which we were advised by Chris’s sister as being delicious."

"Revelry takes top honors for craft brew names, who doesn’t love a brewery with beers like “Backoff Warchild” and “Funkmaster & The Furious Hops”?!. And it doesn’t hurt to stack the deck with fresh cold beer, Tobo Sushi and live music on their rooftop bar"

"Make your way up the stairs to enjoy the massive rooftop at Revelry Brewing in NoMo. Check out the brewing process inside while you’re there!"

"Don't expect a carbon copy of flagship restaurant Edmund's Oast here; EOBC, located in the Pacific Box & Crate development, is more relaxed, less polished, and more playful—but still takes its food and brews very seriously. The best dishes are also the messiest, like the catfish sandwich with Cajun mayo and the wood-fired pizzas drizzled with hot honey."

"Although Holy City Brewing is off the beaten path, it is worth the trip. Voted “Best Local Brewery” for the sixth year in a row, Holy City Brewing has one of the largest selections of beer on tap and an impressive food selection to boot. Located in North Charleston, the garage-style, open-air concept and outdoor cornhole setup give Holy City Brewing a relaxed and friendly atmosphere."

"Enjoy the last month or two of Holy City’s current location before they move to their new production facility at 1021 Aragon Street, which is closer to Park Circle. Fear not, the four friends behind the brewery will still serve up over 20 different daily tap options and their elevated bar menu, which features snacks like smoked or fried to order chicken wings."

"This tasting room also happens to be in an old garage space, which seems to be a popular theme nowadays!. Some of my favorite breweries back in Minnesota and Wisconsin are also set in old garages. Located in North Charleston, this brewery serves up a little bit of everything in their tasting room."

"Cooper River Brewing Co. offers distinct flavor and traditional style in a friendly, neighborhood environment. The brewery features nine custom brews that range from the classic Inaugural IPA to selections with a little more personality, such as the Watermelon Wheat. A staple of Charleston’s growing brewery scene since their opening in November of 2015, Cooper River Brewing is here to stay!"

"With most of the breweries in Charleston located in the Brewery District, Cooper River Brewing is no exception to this HOP-ping area (get it HOP-ping, like hops?). If full-bodied beers are your thing, Cooper River Brewing will not disappoint. Hitting the Charleston brewery scene in 2015, their top brews are the Orange Infused Blonde Ale and Golden."

"This hidden brewery is a fun place to try several kinds of beer, as Cooper River offers up five ounce pours for just two dollars apiece. The large, comfortable space has an outdoor patio, and food vendors like Big Bone BBQ will often be stationed out front."

"With both classic and eclectic topping choices, Fam’s pizza is a great choice for those who need the comfort of a little cheesy, carby goodness. The pizza joint delivers throughout the Charleston area, but if you choose to do curbside pickup instead, you can get discounted growler fills of its most popular brews. In addition to normal, baked pies, you can get pizza kits -- with fresh dough, cheese, your choice of toppings, and instruction card -- so you can make pizza at home."

"Editor's Note: Photo taken from the establishment's official social account. This may sound cheesy, but we would love your nomination for Best Pizza for the Charleston City Paper Best Of Awards. https://www.famularis.com/bestof : @jaredmdean"

"Established in 2014, Fatty’s Beer Works has the most amazing story to tell of all of the breweries in Charleston. Each beer has a different place in history with a different story to understand the beer better. Fatty is a fictitious, symbolic mascot that travels through time creating inspired beers and crafting stories along with them."

"While Fatty may or may not be a fictional character…we do know that the beer Fatty serves is an absolute treat. The story behind each beer that is brewed in Fatty’s taproom can be found here. Some of them are quite intriguing."

"Featuring a large outdoor patio, live music inside and out and an incredible selection of flavors from the wood-fired kitchen and our 27 taps."

"If rain is in the forecast, there’s no reason to leave your pet at home. Two Blokes welcomes all (well-behaved, leashed) dogs inside the brewery. In addition to 10 brews on tap for humans, there’s water and treats available for pups, though they might prefer a bite from one of the food trucks often parked outside on Friday evenings."

"This Mount Pleasant brewery has some imaginative names for its beers, and it really offers something for everyone, from pale ales to hefeweizens to nitro milk stouts. Visitors can expect to find food trucks like Root Note and the Immortal Lobster stationed at the brewery each weekend."

"Our server Afton Beer was wonderful and is one of the reason I can give the 5 star resting. The food was delicious!"

"Meeting Street bar Last Saint is quickly becoming the see-and-be-seen spot in Charleston. Fans of veteran bartender Joey Goetz (the Belmont and Bar George) pack the space for a chance to order a cold brew coffee cocktail with oat milk and Irish whiskey or one of the best martinis on the peninsula."

"2012 | King Street Historic DistrictIntimate cocktail bar with an extensive drink listThe craft cocktail and “real good beer” menu at Proof is one of the biggest in Charleston, which means the odds of finding a drink to match your unique personality are pretty heavily in your favor. Not finding exactly what you want on the menu?. Not a problem, as owner/bartender Craig Nelson and company can fashion practically any cocktail your heart desires."

"Proof ’s My Elephant’s Keeper cocktail contains gin, Drambuie, pollen cream, lemon, honey, rose, egg white with a Miller High Life. Since Craig Nelson opened Proof in 2012, Upper King Street has exploded with a slew of top-notch bars, restaurants, coffee and food. Proof was a pioneer in Charleston’s current renaissance, a laid-back industry favorite where quality drinks are served with zero pretension."

"With so many world-class restaurants nearby, Upper King Street is ideal for pre- and post-dinner imbibing. Proof is a Charleston cocktail bar classic, serving both traditional and creative drinks in a subdued and simple environment. The list is long and the mixologists are knowledgeable, but not haughty."

"Located in the iconic French Quarter, the Principal Gallery of Charleston marks the coming together of American and international artists. A member of the Charleston Gallery Association, this art gallery is known for its impeccable contemporary art that lays emphasis on oil and bronze sculptures and visual representations. Suitable for both amateurs and experts, this art gallery in Charleston encourages an individual vision of every artist through its solo exhibitions, group shows and art fairs."

"Editor's Note: Photo taken from the establishment's official social account. Principle Gallery Charleston Art Services is traveling NORTH !. In case you haven’t heard, in August we began offering..."

"125 Meeting St Corner of Meeting and Queen, next to Eli's Table and Gibbes Museum, Charleston, SC 29401-2277+1 843-727-4500[email protected]http://www.principlegallery.com/charleston/"

"The Mary Martin Gallery of Fine Art was named one of the top 25 art galleries in the nation by the American Art Awards. The same organization awarded it the Best Gallery in South Carolina in 2016. The sculptures and painters on display here are diverse, spanning all genres and mediums."

"Nestled in the College of Charleston, Halsey Institute of Contemporary Art aims at encouraging budding and experienced artist to explore and take their artistic acumen to a new level. This art gallery in Charleston is a non-profit organisation that focuses on specific subjects by actively participating in events and holding programmes where it sets a common stage for discussion through lectures, films, panels and symposia. The subjects of discussion mainly revolve around history and culture."

"The Halsey Institute of Contemporary Art at the College of Charleston is the city’s only fully-free art museum, showcasing the contemporary art of emerging and mid-career artists from the southeast and across the world. The Halsey Institute has no permanent collection. Instead, its two galleries host rotating special exhibitions (usually about 6 per year), with additional free lectures, film screenings and other programs exploring the art and its broader context."

"The Halsey Institute of Contemporary Art at the College of Charleston School of Arts features two interlinked museum quality exhibition spaces showcasing numerous works of art by emerging artists. The Institute also hosts a year-round schedule of screenings, panels, lectures and exhibitions."