6.12.2014

Charleston Charm: Sullivan's Island


Today's Charleston Charm post features one of my favorite beaches in the Charleston area, Sullivan's Island! It's the closest beach to where I live and I love the relaxed culture as well as the great restaurants and beachy atmosphere.



Poe's Tavern is definitely a highlight of Sullivan's Island and honestly the only restaurant I've been to on the island. We've never had a reason to go anywhere else because they have great burgers (or chicken sandwiches if you're like me and don't eat burgers!) and is always a fun place to bring friends. 


I have never been to this Home Team BBQ before but I know they're famous for their frozen "Gamechanger" drinks, which resemble a more well known drink, the Painkiller. I always am open to trying out new BBQ places so I'm hoping to check this out soon this summer!





These pretty blooms were in the front yard of a gorgeous beach-front house!

After checking out the beach at Station 22, I traveled down the road a little to the Fort Moultrie beach. Fun story, one of my best friends (that is getting married in almost 2 weeks!) got engaged on this beach! :) 







After going through these pictures, I'm really hoping to get back to the beach soon! 

Do you have a favorite Charleston area beach?

3 comments:

  1. Taco Mamacita is amazing out there as well!! You definitely need to try it if you guys like Mexican food!

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  2. Sullivan's Island is my second favorite beach in Charleston, right behind Kiawah! Poe's is my favorite. You HAVE to try their fish tacos... they are to die for! I am not a huge fan of Home Team, but I am also not a big BBQ person. Station 22 is awesome, Sullivan's has amazing She Crab soup, and I have not been to Salt but I have heard wonderful things. Dunleavy's is also pretty good if you're looking for some quick bar food!! Enjoy!

    Xo,L
    simplylowcountry.com

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  3. We love, love, loved Sullivan's Island! The beach itself felt so majestic and uninhabited, versus commercialized and crowded!

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