Best Vegetarian Restaurants in Isle of Palms

"You might be surprised to find that one of Charleston's best sandwich joints is housed in a laundromat!. It's true: Persimmon Cafe, located at 226 Calhoun Street, shares its deli counter and eat-in seating with several dozen washing machines. Don't pass up the chance to visit this creative cafe for a gourmet panini, like their Curry Chicken Salad ($7.50), Zucchini with pistachio pistou ($6.75) or the Adult Grilled Cheese with prosciutto and green apple ($6.75)."

"Half laundromat, half cafe, Persimmon Cafe sounds like an oddity, but it fits in Charleston. College kids will bring their laundry and enjoy some good, casual dining of sandwiches, salads, and drinks while they wait for their clothes to finish. It’s also inexpensive for its location on Calhoun Street between the MUSC campus and the College of Charleston campus."

"Find astonishingly cheap prices and satisfying sandwiches at Persimmon. Curry chicken salad piled onto toasted Pullman pairs seamlessly with a refreshing iced tea."

"Serving breakfast all day, this locally owned restaurant brings comfort food to a new level with their top rated coffee-rubbed bacon and delicious french toast!. This Park Circle based restaurant will make you feel at home with their beloved community and quality customer service. 📍4438 Spruill Ave, North Charleston, SC 29405"

"This quirky Park Circle all-day breakfast joint offers its doughnut in sandwich form. The Buzzed Doughnut a.m. sandwich features coffee-rubbed bacon, an over easy egg, and a coffee mocha dipping sauce."

"The gist: Frequent diners at Workshop have long loved the fresh, homestyle Vietnamese cuisine inspired by owner-chef Janice Nguyên Hudgins mother’s cooking. Its new standalone location opened earlier this year and has already become a go-to of Mount Pleasant diners. The food: Classic Vietnamese foods you’ve come to expect, and dammit, each one is better than the last."

"Inspired by her mother’s cooking, Janice Hudgins started a catering business focused on traditional Vietnamese dishes. Named after her mom, Little Miss Ha is now a brick-and-mortar eatery in Mount Pleasant. The restaurant serves banh mi, steam buns, pho, Saigon salad, and more."

"The other mall to visit when in Charleston is the Merchant Village located close to the highway and the interstate, making it convenient. Most shoppers that come here love the deli, the pharmacy, bakery and fresh organic fruits and vegetables. The store owners here are renown for their great customer service."

"Southern lifestyle clothing featuring t-shirts for men, women and kids, home accessories, drinkware and coolers and clothing from name brands."

"The West Ashley Shopping Centre is a gated mall with a great variety of shops, restaurants and cinema halls all in one place. It is situated right alongside the highway and therefore easily accessible by car. Do not worry about parking because there is ample parking space."

"Organized as an outgrowth of the First (Scots) Presbyterian Church, this congregation attracted a new generation of Scottish merchants who planned an ambitious building, which was then outside of the boundaries of the city."

"The church, built in the Jeffersonian style is the fourth oldest church structure in the city. It was built in 1809 by James and John Gordon. The brothers were both the builders and the architects."

"The Charleston Gaillard Center is a non-profit 501(c)3 organization dedicated to developing and operating a state-of-the-art performing arts center in downtown Charleston."

"One of the most impressive Charleston attractions for cultural engagement is Charleston Music Hall. This is what to see in Charleston if you want to see some of the top musical acts today. A beautiful and historic space, Charleston Music Hall is one of the best concert venues around Charleston."

"The Charleston Music Hall is a 19th-century Gothic Revival building that held the most fabulous events in Charleston. Today, it now serves as a local venue for concerts, dance, theater & comedy shows."