Top, Best & Fun Rooftop Bars in Folly Beach

"Located in a historic building on Queen Street in downtown Charleston, Husk was conceived by James Beard Award-winning Chef Sean Brock, who opened the restaurant to showcase Southern food created with locally sourced ingredients. The menu is updated twice daily and showcases creative dishes such as Cornmeal Dusted Catfish with sweet corn, peas, smoked tomato and charred squash. While the food is modern in style and innovation, the décor echoes the historic building’s heritage, with rustic walls and a large chalkboard listing the delectable daily specials."

"Husk is the latest establishment from James Beard Award-winning Chef Sean Brock, and it’s certainly no secret – the place is packed and everyone recommends you go there. And you should – the cal their dishes “new lowcountry” and really push tastes to a new level."

"Pastry chef Katy Keefe keeps it classic at McCrady's Tavern. Now that the weather is crisp, it's time to cozy up in a booth with a slice of Lady Baltimore cake or a rum caramel chocolate soufflé."

"Hall’s Chophouse is where you go for a big steak and a few stiff drinks. While this Mazyck-Wraggborough restaurant is definitely a little fancy, it also has nightly live music and a very popular bar, where you can order ribs, nachos, and a really good burger if you aren’t after the full steakhouse experience . If you can’t make it for dinner, make a reservation for their Gospel Brunch instead and enjoy a choir performance over a Chophouse Omelet with mushrooms and creamed spinach."

"Halls Chophouse is the go-to date spot for couples looking to add a little ritz to their night out on the town. Located on buzzing Upper King Street downtown, Halls is ideal for those couples who love a good steak almost as much as their significant other (we all know 'em). Here at Halls, expect the fines steaks in Charleston (maybe the state), along with excellent chicken, pasta, and seafood dishes, and live piano in the background."

"Halls Chophouse presents delicious cuisine in an energetic, visually striking environment. The restaurant features exposed brick walls, leather banquettes and warm lighting true to old-world traditional steakhouses. The 160-seat chophouse is situated on two rustic floors with tables and banquettes available for general dining."

"There's no need to hassle the waitress for a water-view here. You can look out on the harbor, the Holy City skyline, and the USS Yorktown from every table in the house. For dinner, start with the hush puppies and firecracker shrimp, then move on to one of the daily market fish offerings with a side of the amazing mac 'n' cheese."

"Multi-level rooftop with dancing, drink specials, and views of the Market If there's such a thing as a divey rooftop bar, Henry’s is it. It’s fun for when you want to enjoy the weather and have a few drinks with friends, but it does have some drawbacks: the interior of the restaurant is aged, the food is nothing to write home about, and the service is sometimes lackluster. But here's the truth: the rooftop patio is always a fun time."

"Head up to Henry’s Rooftop Bar on North Market Street to watch the sun go down. Henry’s restaurant-bar, open since 1932, has it all — great food, live music and a lounge for dancing plus a rooftop patio for chill out drinks. Rock in a rocking chair or swing in a hammock while sipping on a Silver Rickey or a Sweet Tea Cosmo as a palette of vermilion streaks the skies."

"It also has a rooftop deck, with rocking chairs, a swing and other seating where you can enjoy $10 cocktails or $6-$10 glasses of wine."

"The lively scene at this locals-mostly tavern belies the morose tendencies of its namesake poet. For a south-of-the-border treat, try the mouth-watering mahi-mahi taco or take on Edgar’s Nachos, a multicolored platter of chips, chili, cheeses, guac, salsa, sour cream, scallions, and cilantro, kicked up several notches by jalapeños. For the less adventurous, there are burgers (serious contenders for the best in town) and salads."

"This Edgar Allan Poe themed restaurant on Sullivan’s Island has great burgers and even greater atmosphere." — abbih4db49dcf4. "This place has a very cute atmosphere themed around Edgar Allen Poe, and the food is incredible. It was the best burger I’ve had in a long time." — agw522. 2210 Middle St. (Sullivan's Island)"

"You might not think of Edgar Allan Poe when you consider famous Charleston residents. However, the legendary poet was once a poet living on Sullivan’s Island. Today, the island honors his legacy with Poe’s Tavern, a great place to have a drink and a hearty bite to eat."

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"Water’s Edge is one of the more elegant restaurant options along Shem Creek. They have a variety of fresh fish and steak options on their lunch and dinner menus in addition to salads, pasta, sandwiches, and wraps. Water’s Edge is also an excellent place to grab brunch, featuring southern staples like biscuits & gravy as well as a fantastic salmon benedict."

", an American seafood and meal spot right by the waterfront of Shem Creek. With welcoming indoor and outdoor seating the stunning views over the fish boats and the vibrant port are surely unbeatable. As for the food, Water’s Edge stands for quality and variety."

"Water’s Edge has both an indoor dining area and an outdoor cabana bar. This restaurant is known for being one of the most sophisticated spots on Shem Creek. Guests can enjoy a variety of freshly caught seafood and steak."

"A post shared by Charleston Crab House (@charlestoncrabhouse) on Dec 8, 2018 at 8:29am PST. What’s better than outdoor dining by the water?. Because of its location and ambience, and of course the good food, this restaurant is one of the best seafood restaurants in Charleston South Carolina."

"Editor's Note: Photo taken from the establishment's official social account. Bright, sunshine filled days are our favorite!. How are you enjoying this gorgeous weather?"