10 Best Breweries and Beer Places in Folly Beach

"This comfortable, casual brewery is a fun time day or night, and brings in an all ages (over 21) for some of Charleston's very best locally-brewed beer. Highlights from the sizeable, award-winning selection at Revelry Brewing include the Gullah Cream Ale, Funkmaster Brett & the Furious Hops, and the Oh My Darlin' Scotch Ale, among many others. Locals love the ample outdoor space at Revelry, equipped with heat lamps in winter, shady covered areas in summer, and enough bar seating and picnic tables to bring a crowd."

"This three-story structure is a premier Charleston rooftop sitting near Conroy Street. Visitors can hear the party at this joint before they see it if there are no noise distractions. Residents often stop by this spot after work to relax and enjoy its big-flavor beers."

"Among Charleston’s two dozen thriving breweries, Revelry may have the best digs. It’s located in the peninsula’s NoMo neighborhood and sports a spacious, laid-back rooftop deck bar that’s perfect for viewing sunset over the Holy City skyline."

"Don't expect a carbon copy of flagship restaurant Edmund's Oast here; EOBC, located in the Pacific Box & Crate development, is more relaxed, less polished, and more playful—but still takes its food and brews very seriously. The best dishes are also the messiest, like the catfish sandwich with Cajun mayo and the wood-fired pizzas drizzled with hot honey."

"Located in Morrison Avenue, this brewery has been outperforming by serving excellent housemade beers. This spot has a restaurant that adds to the things you can enjoy here. It offers a family-friendly vibe, and you may run into young parents with their children in tow."

"Edmund's Oast Brewing Co. is a 20,000 square foot brewery, restaurant, and taproom produces a variety of beers packaged in cans, bottles, and kegs for wide-reaching wholesale."

"Located in North Charleston, this quaint little brewery serves up delicious brews. The locals say the atmosphere is friendly and incredibly laid back. They are one of the key breweries at the heart of the craft beer boom in South Carolina."

"Newcomer Rusty Bull has helped to liven up the offering for those looking to pregame a concert or game at the North Charleston Coliseum. Food trucks and live music are a staple at this family friendly taproom, and the beer selection ranges from bright pale ales to hearty stouts."

"Continually changing tap list of up-to 14 of our beers, indoor & outdoor seating, snacks, & beer that will cause immense happiness & laughter while you dance to great music."

"As I’m not a huge beer drinker, the only craft beer bars I’ve spent much time at in Charleston are Revelry Brewing and Edmund’s Oast Brewing Co. However, as I said above, Edwin and my brother guided me as to what other beer-centric bars I should include in this post. Along with Revelry and Edmund’s Oast, the list includes Cooper River Brewing Company, Palmetto Brewing Co., Baker & Brewer, Fatty’s Beer Works, Low-Fi Brewing, Munkle Brewing Co., Tradesman Brewing Company, and Low Tide Brewing."

"Cooper River Brewing Co. offers distinct flavor and traditional style in a friendly, neighborhood environment. The brewery features nine custom brews that range from the classic Inaugural IPA to selections with a little more personality, such as the Watermelon Wheat. A staple of Charleston’s growing brewery scene since their opening in November of 2015, Cooper River Brewing is here to stay!"

"This hidden brewery is a fun place to try several kinds of beer, as Cooper River offers up five ounce pours for just two dollars apiece. The large, comfortable space has an outdoor patio, and food vendors like Big Bone BBQ will often be stationed out front."

"A post shared by Charleston Crab House (@charlestoncrabhouse) on Dec 8, 2018 at 8:29am PST. What’s better than outdoor dining by the water?. Because of its location and ambience, and of course the good food, this restaurant is one of the best seafood restaurants in Charleston South Carolina."

"Editor's Note: Photo taken from the establishment's official social account. Bright, sunshine filled days are our favorite!. How are you enjoying this gorgeous weather?"

"The newest addition to Charleston’s line-up of waterfront dining is Pier 101. Featuring a super casual atmosphere with daily live music, frozen concoctions that are perfect for a hot, sunny beach day, and classic Southern-style fare, it’s a great spot to spend a summer afternoon. We recommend grabbing a table with friends and sharing a plate of fried deviled eggs or grouper bites while enjoying the panoramic views of the Atlantic Ocean along the Folly Beach Pier."

"A beach lovers ideal restaurant and bar, Pier 101 is located directly on Folly Beach Pier offering beautiful ocean side views. Folly Beach Pier has been hosting beach lovers since the 1930's and it is Pier 101s goal to bring back those carefree beach vibes. The menu and decor is intended to reflect the decades past and allow visitors and locals to enjoy wonderful food and the beach side view."

"Located on the second floor of the newly renovated Ryder hotel, Little Palm greets guests with a vintage South Beach vibe. Fun tropical drinks are perfect for an Instagram photoshoot by the sparkling pool. The bar comes from hospitality group Gin & Luck, which are the same proprietors of world-famous Manhattan bar Death & Co."

"Located on the second floor of the newly renovated Ryder hotel, Little Palm greets guests with a vintage South Beach vibe. Fun tropical drinks are perfect for an Instagram photoshoot by the sparkling pool. The food menu is full of snack-y items like iced crudite, grilled watermelon, and oysters."

"That's the message, and the mission, of the staff, services and organic boutique at Sweet 185. Conveniently located on Upper King Street, Sweet 185 is Charleston's pioneer sugaring studio. Head to this eclectic day spa for an alternative to your typical wax, in the form of a sugaring treatment."

"Providing a sophisticated blend of well-performing therapies, this spa in Charleston is an oasis of revitalization. First-rate spa services like boosting collagen facials, antioxidant treatments alongside customizable organic scrubs contribute to your optimal self-care experience. You can also bring your significant other for a couples massage and enjoy great deals on full-day spa packages."

"Elyon Boutique Spa is an appointment-only day spa and massage boutique located at 192 East Bay Street, on the second level next to Slightly North of Broad. Elyon Boutique Spa is owned and operated by Leah Whatley, an experienced makeup artist and licensed massage therapist. Visit Elyon Boutique Spa for Feet, Body and Hand Massage such as their Hot Stone Massage at $90 for one hour, Salt or Sugar Scrub at $60 for one hour or Milk and Honey Body Wrap at $80 for 75 minutes."

"Owned and operated by Leah Whatley, a knowledgeable make-up artist and licensed massage therapist, this appointment-only day spa provides an array of luxe body care treatments and a signature Green Peel with corrective benefits. Their menu is completely customizable to fit anyone’s budget without compromising on service quality. A thorough dermatological consultation with in-house Dr Christine Schrammek precedes your session to ensure maximum, long-lasting results."

"Elyon Boutique Spa has a long list of massages and skin care treatment services that will help relax your mind and body and keep your skin in tip-top shape. They’re also one of the few places in Charleston certified in the Dr. Christine Schrammek Green Peel which has been known to transform skin. Their services are totally customizable to fit any budget or needs."