Heading to Charleston!
The hubs and I are headed to Charleston in April for a week of R&E. I made a reservation at Morgan Creek for sunday brunch. Nothing else has been planned in the way of eating. We are upscale dinner people, easy going lunch people and I don't eat breakfast food. I would love feedback on breakfast places offering "regular" food. Also, if I am making a mistake about Morgan Creek, PLEASE don't let me stray. We are staying in town and will have our vehicle.
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The Boathouse at Breech Inlet on IOP used to be really good, but I must admit I haven't been there in 3 years. We also enjoy 82 Queen and Garibaldi's in town. You used to be able to get a brunch in the restaurant at the Charleston Place hotel. I second the See Wee, and another great place for lunch or light supper is the Boulevard Diner in Mt. Pleasant. Have a great trip.
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I've been to Morgan Creek a couple of times, but I really only go for the view. Its on the water at the far end of Isle of Palms. Food is very average...again, its about the view there.
For dinner I'd suggest Red Drum Gastropub, Langdon's or Bacco, all three are in Mt. Pleasant. Neither of them has a "view" of anything...but the food at them is outstanding. Downtown Charleston, we like Hanks, FIG, Magnolia's and Blossom's isn't bad. Peninsula Grill and Charleston Place are good...but over rated. Just like McCrady's. They have tiny portions, average food and big prices. I also really like Al di la, which is in West Ashley. Its not fancy italian food....but is good.
If you're downtown and are looking for an informal, but yummy lunch...hit the Blind Tiger. It's a bar/pub, but the kitchen was taken over about a year ago by a former Rue de Jean chef and he whips up great daily specials...and his burgers are to die for.
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I'm sorry but I can't tell you anything about Morgan Creek other than I heard a radio spot for it the other day.
There are plenty of upscale dinner places around...Cru Cafe, Hank's, FIG, SNOB, Tristan, McCrady's. I am sure there are others, but I am drawing a blank.
Lunch, Cru (again), Fat Hen, Fish, Basil, Poe's Tavern
I would suggest you try either Bowen's Island (dinner only) or See Wee Restaurant (L & D) for fried seafood.
I really don't know what you mean by breakfast places offering "regular" food, could you please explain?
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I don't think you're crazy, but off the top of my head not much is coming to me. I would think any place with an all day menu would work. I don't know if these places qualify but they are a starting point. On Meeting St. I would look into Joesph's, Cafe Cafe and Diana's Tropical Toast, note I have only been to Joseph's. On Market is a diner called Sweetwater Cafe, they seemed to have gone downhill on my last visit, but maybe it was an off day. Lastly, on Broad St. is Fast & French, I have never been for breakfast, but they have french press coffee.
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