Best Donuts in Sullivan's Island

"Located on King Street, Glazed makes all of its donuts in-house, using many of the ingredients from its garden in the back. With over 200 different flavors and styles and an ever-changing menu of seasonal treats, you will always find a donut to suit your fancy. Customers rave about its apple bacon fritter and raspberry-glazed donuts, but don’t be afraid to try some of the more eclectic flavors."

"Just a few steps down King Street brings you to the next stop on your Charleston Dessert Tour. Named as South Carolina’s best doughnut shop, this is not a place to be missed!. These doughnuts are made from scratch every day and are literally the softest, pillowiest doughnuts I have ever had."

"The local doughnut shop serves huge doughnuts in the shape of a square to eliminate waste. Their tasty flavors are phenomenal and even have vegan options for their customers to enjoy. You can’t go wrong with Poptart, Cookies and Milk, StrawberryKumquat (V) or Animal Cookie (V)."

"The WestEdge development added this doughnut emporium where guests can find all the classics along with the types of flavors millennials will adore — think cereal and milk. There’s also fritters and vegan flavors like strawberry chocolate or matcha almond."

"BKed SHoP has two locations where you’ll find donuts so unique, they are square!. Their donuts and treats are from scratch daily with fresh seasonal ingredients and also have vegan options."

"If you walk into Joey’s and instantly have the urge to press your nose up against the glass and stare in awe at a selection of over 30 different kinds of pastries and donuts to choose from, don’t worry: it’s OK to feel like a kid again here. The donuts are made fresh to order, which means that you can pretty much customize each donut to your own desire. Joey’s signature style is to put a pair of eyes on each donut so that they appear surprised to see you."

"This Park West doughnut shop stays busy, with lines out the door, so come early for the best selection. The case is full of classic crullers, cake doughnuts, glazed varieties, and pretty much any traditional flavor you could want."

"A classic neighborhood spot serving up traditional frosted, cake, and filled donuts, bagels, breakfast sandwiches, and coffee. Don’t miss their made-to-order maple bacon donut."

"With over a dozen toppings and glazes to choose from, there’s something for everyone!. Check out our Facebook Live that we did at this delicious local spot!"

"1491 Savannah Highway, Charleston, 29407 and 9598 Palmetto Commerce Pkwy., Ladson, 29456. This chain is one of the most popular donut shops for a reason!. Look for the red Hot Now sign and head on in!"

"Red’s Ice House is the epitome of a waterfront joint: nearly the entire restaurant is open-air and overlooking Shem Creek. If the weather is nice, you’ll likely enjoy watching people walk along the pier, kayakers & SUPers paddling out to the ocean, and even the occasional pack of dolphins playing in the wake of a boat. The food admittedly gets mixed reviews (standard fried seafood fare), but the atmosphere and happy hour are pretty much universal winners, and can be enjoyed from the patio or bird’s nest bar."

"Red’s Ice House features live music on the deck five times a week, along with weekly specials like all-you-can-eat crab legs and a Sunday Bloody Mary bar. With beautiful views of Shem Creek, it’s the perfect place to kick back with a cold beer, dig in to a bucket of steamed oysters, and listen to one of the Lowcountry’s many talented artists."

"Red's Ice House is a great spot to enjoy a cold beer and fresh seafood. They are located on historic Shem Creek in Mt. Pleasant and have been voted best waterfront bar since 2004 in the Charleston City Paper."

"Wood-fired pizzas, Italian race car memorabilia, and mod carrot-colored bar stools compose the newly transformed Monza, now run by Brooks Reitz and Tim Mink (of Leon's and Melfi's). The menu has been treated to a tune-up, too. The butter bean salad is now a sunny mix of cherry tomatoes, lemon, and dill, livened with bread crumbs and crème fraîche."

"We offer wood-fired pizza, salads and small plates, fresh pasta and classic Italian desserts made in-house. A true Charleston favorite."

"A down home Southern restaurant with excellent creek views From the team that brought you the award-winning Crave Kitchen and Cocktails in Mount Pleasant, comes their newest venture in Shem Creek, the Mill Street Tavern. This multi-level establishment has an indoor section for when the heat and mosquitoes get to be too much, but the real star of the show is their rooftop deck overlooking Shem Creek. Luckily the rooftop deck offers their full menu of Southern favorites (be sure to order the baked mac & cheese) and drinks, so when the weather’s nice, there’s no reason not to take it to the roof."

"If you take just a ten minute drive from downtown, you’ll be rewarded with a pleasing change of scenery well worth the minimal effort. This tavern trades urban rooftops for pastoral river views from its roof deck, with the panoramic greenery of Shem Creek laid out before guests. The cocktail menu is solid, varied, and doesn't stray into any arcane territory."

"Mill Street Tavern is a beautiful place to enjoy brunch, lunch, or dinner on the water. Located on Shem Creek, the rooftop bar here boasts beautiful marsh views, as well as a glimpse of the Ravenel Bridge in the distance. The views and the food make it one of our favorite Shem Creek restaurants!"

"Take a small (there are just three tables), simple dining room with bright yellow overtones, give it a couple of playful touches such as cutlery stencils on the wall and a gumball machine by the counter, and presto – you’ve got one of the most welcoming, unfussy rooms in town. It’s impossible not to feel relaxed here. Photo by Andrew Cebulka"

"If you’re looking for some really delicious comfort food, then you know where to go. Without a doubt, this is one of the best restaurants in Charleston, South Carolina, for homely comfort food. You will get some of the best garlic shrimp served here."

"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."

"Principle Gallery showcases works classified as both classical and contemporary realism. Since 1994, they’ve delighted Charleston art enthusiasts and display pieces in an airy and light-filled space."

"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/"

"With a premier collection of over 10,000 American works, the Gibbes Museum of Art promotes and protects Charleston's rich cultural heritage through a vibrant artistic lens."

"Showcasing the creativity of regional artists, the Museum Store features jewelry, gifts, books and specialty items that introduce art into everyday life."