Best French Bakery in Kiawah Island

"Located within the beautifully renovated Old Cigar Factory, Mercantile and Mash is an excellent place for coffee, breakfast, lunch, or even a glass of wine. Long community tables cover one half of the shop, allowing people to mingle, while the other side offers a long bar near the barista stand as well as smaller, more private tables. Order the Paris by Night, a Vietnamese-style shot of iced coffee with a mint leaf, for a major caffeine rush, or take it easy with a warm, sweet cream latte or hibiscus-flavored tea."

"The Park Cafe is the perfect place for a down-to-earth yet refined experience. Their menu prides itself on dishes made from quality ingredients from Charleston purveyors. If their spectacular brunch choices leave you unsure on what to choose, we recommend the avocado toast topped with poached egg."

"Mercantile, a food emporium offers breakfast, lunch, coffee, gifts + more. Bar Mash, a cozy spot for a thoughtfully crafted beverage + more."

"Located in historic downtown Charleston, this charming bakeshop makes all kinds of delicious sweet treats, from cookies, tarts and cupcakes. Their cupcakes are incredibly moist and scrumptious and may ruin you for any other cupcake you try after Sugar Bakeshop. Get the Lemon Curd or Red Velvet cupcake for a sumptuous dessert you won’t soon forget."

"With big oak trees out front and cool pastel walls inside, bakeries don’t get much sweeter than Sugar. Former New York architects Bill Bowick and David Bouffard keep fans coming back to Cannon Street with daily displays of old-fashioned cakes, pies, tarts, and cupcakes topped with candied lemon slices and sugared berries."

"Located steps away from King Street you’ll discover the sweetest bakery in Charleston. Sugar Bakeshop sells fresh baked cupcakes, sugar cookies, and more. Make sure to grab a few of their lemon blueberry cupcakes for your photo!"

"Hands down the best barbecue in Charleston, head to Lewis for Texas-style house-smoked meats served up counter-style in an industrial-hip space with a hopping bar & plenty of outdoor picnic tables. If this spot feels a little like you’re in Austin, Texas, there’s a reason – pit-master Lewis learned his craft in Austin under world-famous Aaron Franklin, and then became the headliner at La Barbecue, a serious contender against Franklin BBQ. My order: Be sure to go with a group so you can get a little bit of everything."

"There’s rarely a moment when this poished joint isn’t packed or without a line of hungry carnivores waiting for ribs, pulled pork, sausage, and the almighty smoked brisket. The latter is owner John Lewis’s specialty—folks from Austin to Charleston know its melt-in-your-mouth goodness. Add a side of green chile corn pudding and an ice-cold cocktail, and you’ll see why this ’cue (and queue) is worth the wait."

"Opened in 2010 and renovated in 2016, the Restoration consists of five historic buildings bordering a courtyard. Sleek and modern rooms with exposed brick and high ceilings range from 500-square-foot studios to a three-bedroom residential suite with a full kitchen. Also at the hotel: a rooftop pool and bar known for its sunset views, the Amethyst Spa and Nail Bar, the Mercantile Boutique & Gallery retail store, a farm-to-table restaurant, and a coffee shop that delivers breakfast baskets to your room."

"The Restoration Hotel also has a beautiful rooftop pool, restaurant, and bar with a fabulous view of Charleston!. It’s the perfect place to enjoy an appetizer with a glass of wine while watching sunset in the evenings. Other hotel amenities include a relaxing spa, a library, a continental breakfast, and the occasional wine and cheese reception."

"Address: 75 Wentworth Street, Charleston, SC 29401Phone: (843) 518-5100Website. Set in the heart of downtown Charleston, The Restoration features both a rooftop bar, The Watch, and a rooftop pool. The Wentworth Street staple also has its own coffee shop, The Rise Coffee Bar, and relaxation heaven, Amethyst Spa."

"Cat-lovers will delight in this half wine bar, half adoption center, and cozy lounge where freshly brewed coffee or tea can be sipped, craft beers and wines can be enjoyed, and delicious pastries snacked on while cuddling little kittens and purring cats. Pounce Cat Cafe + Wine Bar is a unique concept that combines great coffee and food with adorable feline friends in a warm and welcoming atmosphere and provides guests with the option of adopting one of the furry residents after their coffee. The cozy, community café teams up with the Charleston Animal Society who provide the café with the feline friends and handle all adoptions."

"It was only a matter of time before someone came up with the idea of placing adoptable cats in a café with coffee and wine. Pounce Cat Café works with the Charleston Animal Society to provide furry feline companionship while you enjoy your visit to the small shop on Meeting Street. The coffee selection is bare minimum with only drip coffee and iced coffee options, both from Riptide Coffee Company."

"Galpão Gaucho is an authentic Brazilian Steakhouse in downtown Charleston. We feature a gourmet salad bar and 17 unlimited selections of meat, carved tableside by our Gauchos"

"A casual and contemporary experience of the famous Brazilian steakhouse. Serving and preserving the authenticity of a our culture of food and hospitality.…"

"Not only does this place have vegan vegetable soup, banana bread, and various dairy-free cheeses on its menu, it also has “Vegan Fridays,” on which the specials are all vegan. come try our #vegan buffalo chik'n sub today. A photo posted by Ladles Soups Downtown (@ladles_cannon) on Apr 3, 2015 at 9:46am PDT"

"A post shared by Jessi McCormick (@restlessaquarius) on Apr 3, 2016 at 7:32pm PDT. The menu here is customized as per your tastes and preferences, so if you love a good customized meal, then this is the place to go. The whole restaurant has an island vibe, with some really good Southern specialities."

"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."

"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!"

"This is one of those rare places that knocks it out of the park. The food, service, accommodations, and view were remarkable. They went above and beyond ..."

"Fresh lowcountry seafood is served everyday in our casual, family friendly Charleston seafood restaurant. Indoor & rooftop seating is offered. See photos, location, and amenities"

"If you’re looking for classic Charleston food, this is the place to go!. The waterfront views are beautiful and the dishes are delicious. Don’t forget to order their hushpuppies."

"But don’t let that turn you away; touring musical acts frequent this venue, as do comedians from time to time. Movie nights, karaoke, and dance-offs are not to be forgotten here, and the menu has sandwiches, burgers, and hot-dogs jumping out from page to page. Tin Roof has even been known to host arm wrestling competitions!"

"Not everyone is a fan of the dark and dingy West Ashley dive bar, but no one can deny that their hot dogs are some of the best in Charleston (except maybe vegetarians). The place is constantly packed, and they get bonus points for being a great place to catch some live local music."

"It's true that pizza might not be the first thing that comes to mind when thinking of Charleston cuisine, but if you do get the urge for a pie, this Elliotborough spot is the place to go. A true neighborhood favorite, you'll be among locals and plenty of college students who live in that area of town, all enjoying draft beer and creative pies. Check out the Supreme, which is heaped with pepperoni and sausage, or the OM, topped with balsamic tempeh and peppadew peppers."

"This cozy corner pizza joint is a locals' favorite, located in the heart of the residential Elliotborough neighborhood. D'Als, as it is called by its regulars, is an excellent place to kick back and enjoy a beer and a couple of slices of thin, cheesy pizza. But, if you must take it to go, you can expect a pizza experience that's just as delicious as dine-in."