Best Takeout Food Restaurants in Kiawah Island

"From the moment you walk down the ivy-lined alleyway into the restaurant, you’ll understand why Fulton Five has been voted Charleston’s “most romantic restaurant” for 17 years running. The food is delicious, especially the antipasto spoleto (romaine lettuce stuffed with mozzarella and tomato, wrapped in prosciutto and grilled, and topped with cauliflower puree… come on). So if you really want to impress your Tinder date, this is the place to take 'em."

"Tuck into the bar at this lunch counter on East Bay for top-notch seafood and super-friendly service. You can’t go wrong with co-owner Jesse Sandole’s hunka chunka lobster rolls, served on buttery brioche buns."

"Best oysters and lobster roll I’ve ever had, but you can’t go wrong with anything on the menu!. The wait is totally worth it. —katherinel4cf65c833"

"Gnome currently holds the title for the only fully vegan restaurant in downtown Charleston!. This place is a must for breakfast, brunch, or lunch and one of my absolute go-to’s in town!"

"From a long list of creative margaritas to shrimp tacos, tortas, and Baja bowls, this casual spot on St. Andrews Boulevard offers big South of the Border flavor. A kid’s menu includes Chick-a-dillas, a playful spin on the classic quesadilla with melted jack cheese and chicken, and the whole family should indulge in the tres leches pudding for dessert."

"Set on the very same land where the Carolinas' first permanent British settlers made their homes in the year 1670, this extensive 664-acre park offers not only beautiful natural surroundings but a living history lesson for the whole family. A natural habitat zoo featuring area wildlife that these early colonial settlers would have encountered, along with a replica sailing ship, an experimental garden, and an authentic replica common house can all be found and explored on this historic site. Along with these, you'll find picnic areas, hiking and biking trails, and beautiful regional plant life, including azaleas, camellias, and sprawling live oaks."

"Charles Towne Landing is a rare piece of Charleston history. Located about 15-20 minutes from downtown Charleston, it preserves the original site of the first permanent English settlement in the Carolina Colony in 1670. It sits on the Ashley River and is an absolutely beautiful piece of marshy land with a visitor center, walking and running trails, beautiful gardens and nature (oak trees, magnolia trees, camellia trees, etc.), and historical markers for settlements as well as the horrible realities of South Carolina’s past like slave quarters."

"You’ll get a dose of history and nature on a visit to this over-600-acre park on the site of the original Charleston settlement, where English explorers landed in 1670. These days, you can walk onboard a 17th-century replica ship, wander the gardens, or check out the Animal Forest of native bears, alligators, and wading birds."

"Battery Park is the quintessential image of Charleston for most Holy City locals. Walking along East Bay Street, with the famous Battery mansions to one side, the Charleston harbor to the other, you'll be able to spot Ft. Sumter in the distance, and imagine the first shots of the Civil War that took place here in 1861."

"White Point Garden is the Charleston park we spend the most time in because we head here so frequently on walks with and without our dogs. It is a little park at the very bottom of the Charleston peninsula that is filled with beautiful live oak trees. It is a marvelous place to stroll, read a book, or enjoy a picnic!"

"You can marvel at several Civil War canons and monuments throughout the park. Look for the Pirate Monument, my favorite structure in White Point Garden (and a local favorite too). It tells a really interesting story about the Confederate Pirates."

"Located in Charleston’s popular Hampton Park Terrace neighborhood, you’ll be wowed by the Spanish moss covering the trees in this historic park. Ideal for grabbing that perfect picnic photo under the wisteria, you’ll have a difficult time choosing the best spot – there are just so many!. 30 Mary Murray Drive, Charleston, SC 29403"

"So if you’re looking for a Charleston nature spot, there’s no better place!. Hampton Park has the best and biggest flower displays of any of Charleston’s many parks. Many of the flowers are seasonal, but there is also a historic rose collection."

"Technically a second arm of Revelry Brewing, The Hold deserves its own place on this list as the only true sour beer brewery in Charleston. Find a cozy outdoor area at this Romney Street wing where Pub Fare often serves up burgers to hungry beer drinkers."

"Revelry Brewing Company is a three-story building that sits in the heart of a busy food and beverage district. Revelry gets creative with its beers, many of which have won awards. The brewery has different levels and areas to fit your style."

"Established in 2014, Fatty’s Beer Works has the most amazing story to tell of all of the breweries in Charleston. Each beer has a different place in history with a different story to understand the beer better. Fatty is a fictitious, symbolic mascot that travels through time creating inspired beers and crafting stories along with them."

"If rain is in the forecast, there’s no reason to leave your pet at home. Two Blokes welcomes all (well-behaved, leashed) dogs inside the brewery. In addition to 10 brews on tap for humans, there’s water and treats available for pups, though they might prefer a bite from one of the food trucks often parked outside on Friday evenings."

"This Mount Pleasant brewery has some imaginative names for its beers, and it really offers something for everyone, from pale ales to hefeweizens to nitro milk stouts. Visitors can expect to find food trucks like Root Note and the Immortal Lobster stationed at the brewery each weekend."

"1055 Johnnie Dodds Blvd Ste 100 Also Downtown Charleston and Summerville locations, Mount Pleasant, SC 29464-6152American, Cafe, SoupsLunch, Dinner, Brunch, DrinksTakeout, Seating, Parking Available, Television, Highchairs Available, Wheelchair Accessible, Serves Alcohol, Full Bar, Accepts American Express, Accepts Mastercard, Accepts Visa, Free Wifi, Accepts Discover, Accepts Credit Cards, Table Service+1 843-849-1043http://www.fiveloavescafe.com/"

"Some of this neighborhood café’s most tantalizing ­bowlfuls include Mexican chicken chili with avocado and lime; potato, broccoli, and cheddar; and tomato, tarragon, and crabmeat. On Wednesdays and Saturdays, take advantage of half-price wine. Be sure to check out the eatery's second location in Mount Pleasant."