Best Buffet (Seafood, Chinese, etc) in Isle of Palms

"Its all you can eat plus they have other items if you do not like sushi. Clean and good service."

"Buffet was kept full but could offer a wider variety of food to choose from. Ample setting for large cr..."

"At Marie's, the lunch special is $7.78, with tea included (but, alas, that doesn't include tax), and the options rotate daily. Look for staples like fried chicken, fried pork chop and meatloaf, plus the usual slew of sides. Fans of the North Charleston lunch room will advise adding a peach cobbler to the mix for just $1."

"With its signature red roof and the oversized burger out front, the lone Boulevard Diner that's left has all the trappings of an old-school eatery. McCrady's chef Jeremiah Langhorne heads there for the biscuits and gravy (they're "always delicious there") and the Southern vegetable sides, like okra, collards, red rice and more."

"St. Michael’s Episcopal Church is another exemplary Georgian influence on the architecture of Charleston. It is the oldest surviving church edifice and religious structure of the city built in the 1750s. Surrounded by verdant palm groves, the church displays clocks and bells from colonial times, windows in the front, crown molding and delicate paintings on the front door and brick walls with stucco."

"Charleston was nicknamed the Holy City due to all the churches in the downtown area. As you view it from a boat coming in, there are steeples dotting the entire skyline. There are a view that stand above the rest, however, and one of my favorites is St. Michael’s."

"The Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church, often referred to as Mother Emanuel, is a church in Charleston that serves the African American community in the city since 19th century. Built in 1891, Emanuel AME Church has one of the few well-preserved historic church interiors in the area, with original features including the altar, communion rail, pews, and light fixtures. A pipe organ was installed in 1902.[18] The church has a capacity of 2,500, making it among Charleston's largest black churches.[18] It was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 2018."

"Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal (AME) Church is the oldest AME church in the south. It is referred to as "Mother Emanuel". Emanuel has one of the largest and oldest black congregations south of Baltimore, MD."

"In 1791, the Free African Society was formed as the Bethel Circuit. Reorganized in 1865 and present building erected in 1891. Oldest AME church in the south."

"St. Michael’s Episcopal Church is another exemplary Georgian influence on the architecture of Charleston. It is the oldest surviving church edifice and religious structure of the city built in the 1750s. Surrounded by verdant palm groves, the church displays clocks and bells from colonial times, windows in the front, crown molding and delicate paintings on the front door and brick walls with stucco."

"Charleston was nicknamed the Holy City due to all the churches in the downtown area. As you view it from a boat coming in, there are steeples dotting the entire skyline. There are a view that stand above the rest, however, and one of my favorites is St. Michael’s."

"Built throughout the 1800s, the United States Custom House is a gorgeous building with magnificent architecture. The checkered landing out front adds an interesting layer to an already cool place. Come in the morning to find it empty for a particularly Instagrammable moment in Charleston."

"Immediately east of the City Market is the United States Custom House. It is quite the impressive building and an easy photo location that we unknowingly stumbled into. The Custom House dates all the way back to before the Civil War."