Best Gelato in Sullivan's Island

"Ideally located nearby dozens of renowned restaurants and bars in downtown Charleston, this Italian café and dessert bar is the perfect sweet stop for a post-dinner date. Espresso cocktail for us, please!"

"The shop offers 16 handcrafted flavors, including blueberry cheesecake and the fan-favorite butter pecan. The sweet stop hopes to serve “a spoonful of smile” with each scoop. View this post on Instagram"

"This North Charleston ice cream shop is offering a free scoop this National Ice Cream day for its first 150 customers. Grab a friend and enjoy a cone from 11 a.m."

"If you're looking for gelato before or after a trip to the beach on Sullivan's Island, then check out Beardcat's Sweet Shop, 2063 Middle St. The shop, which is underneath The Obstinate Daughter, offers 20 flavors of gelato, sundaes and cakes, milkshakes, seasonal floats and ice cream sandwiches. It also has a small breakfast menu, plus sandwiches and coffee. For more info, go to beardcatsweetshop.com."

"This uniquely named sweet shop on Sullivan’s Island offers ice cream sandwiches, gelato sundaes, milkshakes, floats, breakfast, and sandwich items!. Try a chocolate chip cookie with vanilla gelato ice cream sandwich, a cream cheese buttercream gelato cake, or a gelato sundae that is brownie or cookie bar topped with 2 scoops of gelato and hot fudge or caramel!"

"King Street Historic District A tiki-themed karaoke bar in the heart of King StreetWhen The Upper Deck Tavern announced it was closing, many Charlestonians wept. Luckily, Recovery Room owner Chris "Boston" DiMattia saved the space and transformed it into a seven-day-a-week karaoke bar. Although the new owners gave the interior a bit of love, all the charm of UDT (and at least one of its bartenders) stuck around for the transition, infusing a great mix of nostalgia and newness."

"There is nothing chic about Bangkok Lounge but it is a whole ton of fun!. Bangkok Lounge is a dive-y karaoke bar on King Street that is a really fun spot to go when you are in a party mood. On the weekends, there can be quite a line so be prepared to get there early if you want to get in and sing."

"39 Rue De Jean is a refined French cafe and bar, offering classic Brasserie cuisine. Begin your meal with a refreshing mimosa and an order of duck fat fries to share amongst your table. And, for the ultimate Sunday brunch experience, indulge with the duck confit hash made with demi-glace, peppers, onions, potatoes, two fried eggs, and Bèarnaise."

"A short stroll down Morris Street from King, this brasserie is a hot spot for casual dining. Faves include the brasserie burger, onion soup gratinée, mussels (in six choices of broth), steak au poivre with a cup of pommes frites, and an unexpected but exciting menu of sushi."

"French style café & bar offering the best in Brasserie cuisine. Indoor/outdoor seating, cocktails & robust wine list. Sun brunch 10a, lunch daily 11:30a, dinner nightly 5:30p."

"The Reel Bar is the ideal locale for families to relax and unwind and dipping your toes in the sand, on our man-made beach, overlooking the Charleston Harbor."