Cheap Places to Eat in Kiawah Island

"From the moment you walk down the ivy-lined alleyway into the restaurant, you’ll understand why Fulton Five has been voted Charleston’s “most romantic restaurant” for 17 years running. The food is delicious, especially the antipasto spoleto (romaine lettuce stuffed with mozzarella and tomato, wrapped in prosciutto and grilled, and topped with cauliflower puree… come on). So if you really want to impress your Tinder date, this is the place to take 'em."

"Tuck into the bar at this lunch counter on East Bay for top-notch seafood and super-friendly service. You can’t go wrong with co-owner Jesse Sandole’s hunka chunka lobster rolls, served on buttery brioche buns."

"Best oysters and lobster roll I’ve ever had, but you can’t go wrong with anything on the menu!. The wait is totally worth it. —katherinel4cf65c833"

"Gnome currently holds the title for the only fully vegan restaurant in downtown Charleston!. This place is a must for breakfast, brunch, or lunch and one of my absolute go-to’s in town!"

"At Renzo their menu has only two categories – “Pizza” and “Not Pizza.”. Like many restaurants in Charleston, inspiration is drawn from what is available locally so the menu changes often and the results are mouthwatering. Renzo is known for bringing together ingredients that don’t quite make sense together on an impeccable dough to produce the best pizza in Charleston."

"Renzo’s unassuming storefront doesn’t even hint at the stellar Italian cuisine found inside, including Neapolitan wood-fired pizzas and classics like rigatoni with Sunday sauce."

"This strip-mall restaurant doesn’t have much flash, but it has a far longer menu than the typical pizzeria, including a quartet of polished pasta sauces. First-timers are invariably charmed by the personable service and wood-fired oven, which enhances the restaurant’s rustic charisma. La Pizzeria is particularly proud of its gnocchi, but any pasta that surfaces on the specials board is a good choice."

"This regional shopping mall in Charleston houses over 100 stores, including 5 high-end anchor stores like Belk, Dillard's, and department stores like the area's first Target. Citadel Mall is also home to independent boutiques and brand stores stocking up on casual feminine clothing, men's formals, accessories, footwear, and fresh groceries. There is a massive food court at the mall to satisfy your cravings for freshly baked cakes, scrumptious snacks, and coffee."

"The citadel mall is one of the oldest and largest malls in Charleston. It was first opened in 1981 and is at the intersection of Sam Rittenberg Boulevard and I 526. This mall has more than 100 stores with four anchor stores like Belk, Dillard department store, JCPenney, Sear, Dick’s Sporting goods and Target supermarket."

"Southern lifestyle clothing featuring t-shirts for men, women and kids, home accessories, drinkware and coolers and clothing from name brands."

"Lowcountry Consignments adds special charm to home interiors through unique consignment pieces, quality furniture pieces & home decor. We have an unrivaled array of: Dining Tables & Chairs, Artwork, Beds, Sofas, Accent Chairs, Area Rugs, Home Decor, Bar Stools, Ottomans, Decorative Pillows, Bookcases, Side Tables, Mirrors, Wine Racks, Lamps & Outdoor Furniture within a broad range of budgets. Summer Hours Open Tuesday -Saturday 10:00am - 5:00pm."

"Feel Free to stop by our two studio locations, in West Ashley and Monck’s Corner. We’ll gladly provide detailed information about Charleston’s various wedding locations, as well as pricing information or photographs of some of our past wedding photography shoots. Contact us today at 843-766-9400 for more information."

"Charleston is also known as the “Holy City” and has several church steeples towering over the skyline. St. Philip’s steeple is one of the most recognizable and is the oldest European-American religious congregation in South Carolina. Tour the church and the cemetery grounds for free."

"This 1876 lighthouse is no longer functional and is closed to the public, but you can get a great view of it from the beach. It’s a local favorite spot for a photo op. Pro Tip: We loved our view from the end of Ashley Ave on Folly Beach."