Best Takeout Food Restaurants in Folly Beach

"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."

"This eatery has a contemporary menu with a few classics thrown in. Start with an assortment from the raw bar, then go for one of their delicious entrees. Favorites include the lobster roll, scallop po boys, and the catch of the day!"

"I have been dining at 167 since they were on east bay and they never disappoint!. The service is always amazing and... (843) 579-4997Order online"

"This light-filled, minimalist cafe dubs itself a vegan restaurant, offering no animal products on the menu. However, unsuspecting customers may be thrown off by the meat-centric dish names, like the fried “chicken” sandwich and chickpea “tuna” salad, but the meat substitutes create unique delicious dishes. Try the tempeh Reuben with vegan swiss cheese or caesar salad with fried seitan “chicken.” Serving breakfast and lunch, this trendy vegetarian restaurant knows how to make some tasty portobello bacon."

"Its main aim is to serve delicious food so that plant-based diets won’t be deprived of rich tastes. Here, you can find the vegetarian version of your favorite food. It uses absolutely quality ingredients to bring bold flavors, even in the vegan menu."

"Gnome Cafe (109 President St.) offers vegan versions of many favorite Southern dishes and creates a few new ones too, all made with flavorful and quality ingredients. Breakfast and lunch show how satisfying vegan food can be."

"Have you had your Lowcountry food fill and looking on the sides for something to break the monotony?. We feel you and that’s why we have kept our recommendations for kid-friendly restaurants in Charleston SC a mixed-bag of cuisines and themes. Spike up your food time with the family with some premium infused tequila accompanied by a Baja Mexican fare in this surf-themed restaurant."

"Love to eat here when I visit my daughter and son-in-law in Mt. Pleasant!. Delicious chicken strips and you get quite a bit of food especially for the pri..."

"Charleston’s first Professional Equity Musical Theatre Company. Featuring Broadway actors, members of the union, and professional local talent in top-of-the-line productions."

"Located on the corner of French Quarter Queen and Church streets, the Dock Street Theatre has a rich Charleston history spanning four centuries. On the National Register of Historic Places as the first building in the U.S. designed for theatrical use, The Dock Street Theatre first opened in 1736, and hosted the first opera performance in America with Flora. The original building is said to have burned down in the Great Fire of 1740, and finally succumbed to disrepair following the Civil War."

"This is a great choice not only for the venue itself but also for its supreme location in the city's historic French Quarter neighborhood in Charleston's downtown area. It started out as a hotel in 1809 and was converted into a theater in 1935. It was actually the first place designed and built for use as a theater in the Thirteen Colonies and is therefore also on the National Register of Historic Places."

"The Dock Street Theatre is an underrated photographic gem located in the historic French Quarter of downtown Charleston. It was originally built as a hotel in 1809 before being converted to a theater in 1935. You can see the beautiful Dock Street Theatre in the image below from photographer Bent Bjørnskov."

"As well as a 3,600-square-foot ceramics gallery open to the public throughout the week, Cone 10 Studios offers classes and workshops in the various art forms which are on show and produced on-site. The porcelain and stoneware comes in traditional, functional forms which can be bought for your home or kitchen, and also in more conceptual, abstract forms which are both thought-provoking and aesthetically pleasing. Weekly classes are held in wheel-throwing, hand-building and teapot-making, in addition to a dedicated children’s program."

"Located in the Council Chamber of Charleston City Hall (1801), the gallery contains portraits of many important leaders, including one of George Washington by John Trumbull."

"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/"

"Redux Contemporary Art Centre is a non-profit art gallery in Charleston. Small yet impactful, this art centre is known for the best art sessions, workshops and discussion panels in South Carolina. Workshops like figure painting, portrait drawing are a must attend if you happen to be in Charleston on assigned dates."

"The Redux Contemporary Art Center is a non-profit organization focused on bridging the gap between artists and audiences. They host eight creators a year as well as host fantastic educational programs."

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