casual Dining
DINNER ENTREE
$$$$ = Over $30
$$$ = $15-$30
$$ = $10-$20
$ = $5-$10
Caviar & Bananas Gourmet Market & Cafe $$$
51 George Street / phone: 843-577-7757
The locals may call this a specialty food destination, guests may shop the market & plan a picnic, dine-in or take out at the cafe. The menu features gourmet made-to-order delights with a full range of salads, sandwiches, sushi & prepared dinners but there is more here. Fresh baked goods, a tea & expresso bar, wines, selection of fine meats including game & pates, imported olives, truffles & caviar, imported & domestic artisanal cheeses and gift baskets. / Open for breakfast, lunch & dinner daily
Hucks Lowcountry Table $$$
1130 Ocean Boulevard / phone: 843-886-6772
With awesome ocean views, this dining room in Isle of Palms is low-key & stylish, intimate as well as open. Using local fresh ingredients, the menu is definitely Southern with fresh seafood, including shrimp & grits, crab cakes & they also serve farm fresh pork, roasted corn, heirloom tomato salad & fried green tomato soup. The dessert menu also has a vibe that resonates South Carolina home-style cooking with a yummy twist. / Serving lunch Wednesday - Saturday / Dinner Tuesday - Saturday / Sunday Brunch.
Joseph’s Restaurant $$
129 Meeting Street / phone: 843-958-8500
Serving breakfast & lunch, this little gem of an eatery in the historic district has received great reviews far & wide including the New York Times, The Post Courier & Rachel Ray! Breakfast includes a selection of omelets, Benedicts, French toast & beignets. Lunch runs the gamut from amazing appetizers, to wraps, salads, pastas & pizza. Homemade soup & sandwich or salad combos are a very popular choice & don't forget their wonderful desserts. / Open daily for breakfast / Open Monday - Saturday for lunch
Page's Okra Grill $$
794 Coleman Boulevard / phone: 843-881-3333
Serving up "Southern Comfort Food" for breakfast, lunch and dinner, Page's Okra Grill harkens back to grandma's style of cooking with all the old favorites on the menu. Fried Okra, Shrimp and Grits, a Country Fired Steak that keeps getting rave reviews, Angus burgers, seafood, salads, some awesome Blue Plate Specials and a host of Southern sides make for some great eating. Homemade dessert selections change daily. Ambiance is casual, nothing fancy, but the reputation of the food keeps the place busy!
Poogan’s Porch $$
72 Queen Street / phone: 843-577-2337
Poogan’s Porch was named for a local pooch, who of all things greeted visitors on the porch. A local icon since 1976, this beautifully restored Victorian house is the perfect southern spot for lunch, dinner or weekend brunch. Known for it's Lowcountry cuisine, this eatery features homemade buttermilk biscuits & sausage gravy for brunch, lump crab she-crab soup for lunch & a signature peanut-encrusted catfish. / Open 365 days a year, serving lunch - 11:30 am - 3 pm, dinner 5 - 9:30 pm, Brunch 9 am - 3 pm
Sweetwater Cafe $$
137 Market Street / 801 Folly Road / 103 S Main Street / phone: 843-723-7121
Sweetwater Cafe is a locally owned trio of restaurants with a 1950's diner theme. Serving a full breakfast & lunch the menu is also themed with Big Bopper burgers & retro titled salads & sandwiches like Jake & Ellwood's Roast Beef Club, Thunderbird Salad, Heart Break BLT & Moon Doggie hotdogs. They also offer a Sunday Brunch. / Kid friendly / The Main Street location in Summerville also serves dinner / Market Street in is the Historic District / Folly Road location is on James Island
