Best Vegan Restaurants in Kiawah Island

"1055 Johnnie Dodds Blvd Ste 100 Also Downtown Charleston and Summerville locations, Mount Pleasant, SC 29464-6152American, Cafe, SoupsLunch, Dinner, Brunch, DrinksTakeout, Seating, Parking Available, Television, Highchairs Available, Wheelchair Accessible, Serves Alcohol, Full Bar, Accepts American Express, Accepts Mastercard, Accepts Visa, Free Wifi, Accepts Discover, Accepts Credit Cards, Table Service+1 843-849-1043http://www.fiveloavescafe.com/"

"Some of this neighborhood café’s most tantalizing ­bowlfuls include Mexican chicken chili with avocado and lime; potato, broccoli, and cheddar; and tomato, tarragon, and crabmeat. On Wednesdays and Saturdays, take advantage of half-price wine. Be sure to check out the eatery's second location in Mount Pleasant."

"Gnome currently holds the title for the only fully vegan restaurant in downtown Charleston!. This place is a must for breakfast, brunch, or lunch and one of my absolute go-to’s in town!"

"Mellow Mushroom is simply one of the best pizza joints, and lunch spots, in the greater Charleston area. Conveniently located on King Street, Mellow Mushroom boasts a colorful, laid-back interior, welcoming staff and a unique combination of freshly tossed and topped pizzas. The extensive Mellow menu offers more than just their signature ultra-cheesy, chewy-dough pizzas creations: fresh salads, pretzel bread apps and build your own pies also share the menu spotlight."

"Not only does Mellow Mushroom offer red sauce, olive oil, or barbecue sauce as a base for its pizzas, it also has vegan toppings such as tofu, tempeh, and Daiya cheese."

"The gist: Frequent diners at Workshop have long loved the fresh, homestyle Vietnamese cuisine inspired by owner-chef Janice Nguyên Hudgins mother’s cooking. Its new standalone location opened earlier this year and has already become a go-to of Mount Pleasant diners. The food: Classic Vietnamese foods you’ve come to expect, and dammit, each one is better than the last."

"Inspired by her mother’s cooking, Janice Hudgins started a catering business focused on traditional Vietnamese dishes. Named after her mom, Little Miss Ha is now a brick-and-mortar eatery in Mount Pleasant. The restaurant serves banh mi, steam buns, pho, Saigon salad, and more."

"This all-vegan, organic café offers a variety of healthy, delicious smoothies, wraps, sandwiches, and more. Fresh off the grill yesterday!. #Organic #vegan tacos!"

"You might be surprised to find that one of Charleston's best sandwich joints is housed in a laundromat!. It's true: Persimmon Cafe, located at 226 Calhoun Street, shares its deli counter and eat-in seating with several dozen washing machines. Don't pass up the chance to visit this creative cafe for a gourmet panini, like their Curry Chicken Salad ($7.50), Zucchini with pistachio pistou ($6.75) or the Adult Grilled Cheese with prosciutto and green apple ($6.75)."

"You might be surprised to find that one of Charleston's best sandwich joints is housed in a laundromat!. It's true: Persimmon Cafe, located at 226 Calhoun Street, shares its deli counter and eat-in seating with several dozen washing machines. Don't pass up the chance to visit this creative cafe for a gourmet panini, like their Curry Chicken Salad, Zucchini with pistachio pistou or the Adult Grilled Cheese with prosciutto and green apple."

"Really, what could be more unassuming than a sandwich shop that’s taken up residence in a college laundromat?. Consistently great sandwiches, salads, drinks, and custards. Eat at the counter, or take it to go and enjoy the sunshine in Marion Square just a few blocks away!"

"The gist: Frequent diners at Workshop have long loved the fresh, homestyle Vietnamese cuisine inspired by owner-chef Janice Nguyên Hudgins mother’s cooking. Its new standalone location opened earlier this year and has already become a go-to of Mount Pleasant diners. The food: Classic Vietnamese foods you’ve come to expect, and dammit, each one is better than the last."

"Inspired by her mother’s cooking, Janice Hudgins started a catering business focused on traditional Vietnamese dishes. Named after her mom, Little Miss Ha is now a brick-and-mortar eatery in Mount Pleasant. The restaurant serves banh mi, steam buns, pho, Saigon salad, and more."

"Battery Park is the quintessential image of Charleston for most Holy City locals. Walking along East Bay Street, with the famous Battery mansions to one side, the Charleston harbor to the other, you'll be able to spot Ft. Sumter in the distance, and imagine the first shots of the Civil War that took place here in 1861."

"White Point Garden is the Charleston park we spend the most time in because we head here so frequently on walks with and without our dogs. It is a little park at the very bottom of the Charleston peninsula that is filled with beautiful live oak trees. It is a marvelous place to stroll, read a book, or enjoy a picnic!"

"You can marvel at several Civil War canons and monuments throughout the park. Look for the Pirate Monument, my favorite structure in White Point Garden (and a local favorite too). It tells a really interesting story about the Confederate Pirates."

"Bridge, frequently referred to as the Cooper River Bridge, dominates the view along the east coast of Charleston or the west coast of Mount Pleasant as it connects the two across the Cooper River. Construction of the bridge was completed in 2005. The massive bridge is one of the longest cable-stayed bridges in the world."

"Bridge is the sole land passage between the city and Mount Pleasant, South Carolina. It is 1,546 feet long and has eight lanes. At its highest point, the bridge soars 575 feet above the water."

"Also Read: MYRTLE BEACH: 5 THINGS THE MYRTLE BEACH KNOWN FOR. With eight lanes and two iconic, triangular arches, The Arthur Ravenel Jr. Bridge is undoubtedly a work of architectural beauty."

"Official travel guides will call this Battery Park or White Point Garden, but everyone else just calls it “The Battery.” The fortified seawall, located on the southernmost tip of the downtown peninsula, is steeped in American war history. It’s also a great place to catch a breeze on a sweltering day. The promenade offers spectacular views of Fort Sumter and Fort Moultrie, Castle Pinckney, the USS Yorktown, and the Sullivan’s Island lighthouse."

"If you want a water view and insane houses, the Battery is for you. The Battery is a defensive sea wall and promenade at the southeast end of Charleston. You can see the beautiful promenade with flowers abloom in the image below from accessory brand @beauandro, shared by Charleston realtor Christeen."

"Stroll along the Battery and enjoy the sight of stately antebellum homes, towering palm trees, cannons, and roaring waves breaking against this landmark defensive seawall."

"Swanky rooftop overlooking the market and Charleston harbor This rooftop bar at the Market Street Pavilion hotel offers some gorgeous views of both the Charleston harbor and Market Street. With the infinity pool in the middle of the floor, tables set up with illuminated umbrellas, and doormen with top hats, this is definitely a bar worth getting dressed up for. Be sure to get there early to score a much desired table and to be able to get a great view of the sunset."

"Patrons can easily drop some serious money at Market Pavilion if they're looking to impress friends or celebrate a recent promotion. However, those $15 mojitos come with a spectacular skyline view of the Holy City and a bar-side pool. Visit for a splurge and take in the sights."

"Overlooking Charleston Harbor and Market Street, The Pavilion offers a can’t-miss rooftop oasis. Savor the view while enjoying drinks from their extensive wine list or specialty cocktail menu. The Pavilion is the perfect way to start your night."