Best Takeout Food Restaurants in Isle of Palms

"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."

"167 Raw Oyster Bar is a modern seafood dive located at the corner of King and Clifford. They’re a New England-style oyster bar that serves a selection of fresh oysters that they get from the local waters of Charleston. Their oyster selection changes daily, so you’re sure that you’re getting what’s fresh and tasty."

"Best oysters and lobster roll I’ve ever had, but you can’t go wrong with anything on the menu!. The wait is totally worth it. —katherinel4cf65c833"

"This hip cafe serves vegan and vegetarian fare, showing how delicious food can be while using whole food products!. From their southern grit bowl to their seasoned fruits and cinnamon pancakes, this food will have you feeling better than you did when you walked in. 📍109 President St, Charleston, SC 29403"

"This place is a 10/10 goldmine for delicious vegan breakfast!. I haven't had anything I didn't like here. I usually place my order online for quick..."

"This casual eatery is known for its extensive menu and colorful interior. While some SoCal Mexican restaurants might skimp on the kids’ menu, this one does not. They use the same ingredients to build kid-friendly tacos, quesadillas and nachos that they do in their adult menu items."

"This local chain has done gangbusters in the Southeast and with good reason. The ribs and pulled pork are finger-lickin’ good, especially doused in one of their many sauces—try the whiskey version. Dine with the crowds or get the goods to go."

"Piers & Boardwalks71 Harry Hallman Boulevard Blvd, Mount Pleasant, SC 29464MoreLess Info. Mount Pleasant Pier is a 1250-foot pier that stretches into Charleston Harbor. One end of the pier has an 8,100-square-foot covered pavilion for hosting dances with additional pier features including fishing, gifts and souvenirs, swings, picnic tables and rocking chairs."

"The Mount Pleasant Pier extends 1,250 feet under the Ravenal Bridge from the Mount Pleasant side of the Cooper River. You can get a variety of great views from the Pier, like this beautiful image from photographer JLF Photographs."

"Quite often the site of local festivals such as the Charleston Beer Garden and XXX, Brittlebank Park is chosen as a spot for celebrations due to its near-downtown waterfront location overlooking the Ashley River from Lockwood Drive. Also just a short walk from the Charleston Riverdogs minor league baseball stadium, the 10-acre Brittlebank Park makes for a nice place to spend some time with the kids before or after going to a ball game. There are swings and playground available here, and the park is open (free of charge) year-round."

"Brittlebank Park is a 10 acre park along the Ashley River and just south of Charleston’s Riverdogs baseball stadium. The park has tons of open green space with beautiful water views (it’s a great place to take in sunset!). Brittlebank Park boasts a playground, a fishing pier, and a boat dock."

"When it comes to the prettiest parks in Charleston, Brittlebank Park is a must. With 10 acres of green situated on the Ashely River, sunset views along the waterfront are spectacular. It’s an Instagrammable place in Charleston that is easy to get to and free to access!"

"Set on the very same land where the Carolinas' first permanent British settlers made their homes in the year 1670, this extensive 664-acre park offers not only beautiful natural surroundings but a living history lesson for the whole family. A natural habitat zoo featuring area wildlife that these early colonial settlers would have encountered, along with a replica sailing ship, an experimental garden, and an authentic replica common house can all be found and explored on this historic site. Along with these, you'll find picnic areas, hiking and biking trails, and beautiful regional plant life, including azaleas, camellias, and sprawling live oaks."

"More of a historic colonial settlement brought to life in authentic fashion than a simple park, a visit to the Charleston Towne Landing historic site makes for an excellent afternoon activity off-peninsula for people and groups of all ages. Just a short drive from downtown Charleston across the Ashley River, Charles Towne Landing brings the past to life at the site of the first permanent European settlement in the Carolinas. This state historic site offers bike rentals, nature and walking trails (including nature and history trails), and 80 acres of gardens and greenery."

"Charles Towne Landing State Historic Site sits on a marshy point, located off of the Ashley River, where a group of English settlers landed in 1670 and established what would become the birthplace of the Carolina colony."

"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."

"Handcraft Kitchen & Cocktails is Charleston's upscale cocktail bar dedicated to delivering modern, innovative comfort food and sophisticated cocktails in a relaxed setting."

"Fittingly enough, King Street Public House seems to have it all, too. The vast array of draught beers and thirty-one high definition televisions are suitable to vouch for this, but in case that was not enough, scan their never-ending wine and cocktail list for further convincing. The casual establishment’s impressive bar is a gem in and of itself, especially for those willing to test out a local IPA or two."