Romantic Restaurants, Getaway Places in Isle of Palms

"James Beard award-winning HUSK features an ever-changing seasonal menu of locally sourced Southern dishes served in a gorgeous restored Victorian-era home. At Husk, there are some hard-and-fast rules about what can go on your plate – if it doesn’t come from the South, it’s not coming through the door. While supper at the iconic Husk is unbelievable and a destination dining experience for travelers worldwide, it can be hard to get a reservation, and the real locals secret is that the Bar at Husk is just next door and just as good – the bar features a similar ingredient-driven food menu, and a drink menu full of beautiful cocktails and 50+ bourbon choices that will knock you right off your rocking chair."

"Husk is a local restaurant that’s complete with an ever-changing menu of locally-sourced, crafted, and authentic Southern dishes all served in a restored Victorian-era home."

"FIG takes "locally sourced" and "farm-to-table" to an all-new level, using local ingredients at their peak and preparing them minimally to capture the flavor of the season. This laidback bistro’s simple approach is felt in the ambiance with its unpretentious "neighborhood café" vibe."

"It’s a big deal when a chef wins a James Beard Award for “Best Chef: Southeast.” It’s an even bigger deal when that chef’s successor wins the same award a few years later, but that’s exactly what happened at..."

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"The name of this restaurant is a bit contradictory to the vegan lifestyle. However, it has a number of delicious vegan-friendly items. Located on Upper King in downtown, this Charleston restaurant is the second branch of this brand."

"Healthy and light but always satisfying, this local favorite has grown into new digs and expanded its lunch and dinner menus. The seasonal menu...Read More"

"A venue for work that is new and innovative with a focus on broadening the art outlook including up and coming local, regional, national & international contemporary artists."

"With 3 locations serving award-winning barbecue, ever-evolving bar offerings, a family-friendly atmosphere, catering & live entertainment, it’s easy to root for Home Team BBQ!"

"The Morris Island lighthouse was constructed in 1876, and is located Northeast from the downtown at Folly Beach. The lighthouse was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1892, and is located on the southern side entrance to the Charleston Harbor. The lighthouse was originally created on Morris Island, but a lot of the island has eroded putting the lighthouse offshore."

"Bright and airy restaurant Basic Kitchen offers a veg-heavy brunch with grain bowls, roasted squash salads, avocado toast, beet margaritas, vegetable burgers, and more."

"Back when we were allowed to go out, O-Ku may was a major King Street hot spot, but it still commits to a solid sushi program. From the lemon and salmon roll to the otoro nigiri, there’s something for everyone."

"Nestled in downtown Charleston’s historic French Quarter for over 31 years, 82 Queen is known for its gracious Southern hospitality and fresh local cuisine. Serving lunch, dinner and Sunday brunch, the restaurant is spread throughout three buildings with eleven quaint dining areas including an 1800’s style courtyard featuring a mammoth Magnolia tree. Executive Chef Steven Stone cooks up traditional Lowcountry Cuisine from the award-winning She Crab Soup to the famous BBQ Shrimp-n-Grits while adding a modern flare to the menu."

"Nestled in Charleston’s historic French Quarter for the past 33 years, known for gracious Southern hospitality & fresh local cuisine. Serving lunch, dinner & weekend brunch. See photos, location, and amenities"

"It may be hard to spot this hidden gem within the streets of Elliotborogh, but it’s worth a stop when you do. Indulge in seasonal pub fare such as "bahn mi" bombers with lemongrass fried chicken served with Hawaiian rolls. The bar offers local beers, cocktails, an evolving wine list, and punch jars."

"An industrial-chic neighborhood bar with craft cocktails and elevated bar food. A great weekend spot during the day (they serve brunch) and all night long. Warehouse isn’t super dive-y but they do have pool tables and a very casual atmosphere."

"Located in the historic Cannonborough / Elliottborough neighborhood of Downtown Charleston, Warehouse brings a laid back approach to classic European fare, crafty beers, unique cocktails, boutique wine and bubbles."

"Serving breakfast all day, this locally owned restaurant brings comfort food to a new level with their top rated coffee-rubbed bacon and delicious french toast!. This Park Circle based restaurant will make you feel at home with their beloved community and quality customer service. 📍4438 Spruill Ave, North Charleston, SC 29405"

"This quirky Park Circle all-day breakfast joint offers its doughnut in sandwich form. The Buzzed Doughnut a.m. sandwich features coffee-rubbed bacon, an over easy egg, and a coffee mocha dipping sauce."

"Chef brings favorite childhood sandwiches to life with menu of old school staples with a Charleston twist!. These homemade Kaiser rolls are a must for the boat, beach or couch!"