Our alphabetical lists of places to eat in Mount Pleasant: wings, pizza, Mexican, barbecue, breakfast, burgers, sushi, desserts, bakeries and patios.
Last checked Oct. 16, 2026. Refreshed every three months.
Mount Pleasant’s restaurants run along a few main roads: Coleman Boulevard and Shem Creek in the south, Johnnie Dodds Boulevard and Highway 17 through the middle of town, and Highway 41, Park West and Oakland Market Road in the north end. Each list below names every place we could confirm in one category, with its address, hours and phone number.
How we made these lists. The places come from OpenStreetMap records inside Mount Pleasant, the same data behind our local directory, checked against each place’s own website on Oct. 16, 2026. Where a place has no website, a 2026 record in the state’s SC Food Grades database confirms it is operating. Every list is alphabetical. None is a ranking or a recommendation, and nobody paid to be on them. Run a restaurant? Write to us to correct your entry.
The lists
Where to get wings. Seven places with wings on the menu, from Buffalo Wild Wings on Johnnie Dodds Boulevard to the two Dog & Duck pubs, Home Team BBQ’s smoked wings and the pizza places that serve them.
Where to get pizza. Ten pizza places, from local shops on Ben Sawyer Boulevard, Mathis Ferry Road, Queensborough Boulevard and Shoremeade Road to the delivery chains in the north end.
Mexican and Tex-Mex restaurants. Eleven places, with three on Coleman Boulevard, two at Belle Hall and restaurants on Highway 41 and South Morgans Point Road.
Where to get barbecue. Four barbecue places, from Shem Creek to Houston Northcutt Boulevard, Highway 17 North and Highway 41, including mustard-based barbecue.
Breakfast and coffee. Thirteen breakfast places and coffee shops, most on Coleman Boulevard and in the Old Village, with a 5 a.m. drive-thru on Highway 41.
Where to get burgers. Four burger places on Johnnie Dodds Boulevard, Highway 17 North, Bowman Road and in the Old Village.
Sushi and Asian restaurants. Thirteen sushi, Chinese, Thai, Vietnamese and Japanese restaurants, most on or near Highway 17.
Ice cream and desserts. Six ice cream, frozen yogurt, shaved snow, cookie and doughnut shops spread from the Old Village to Highway 41.
Bakeries. Six bakeries, doughnut shops and bakery cafes, including a bread bakery on Bowman Road and a mochi doughnut shop at Belle Hall.
Patios and outdoor dining. Thirteen places with outdoor seating, from the Shem Creek waterfront to Coleman Boulevard cafes and a restaurant on the Wando River.
More food guides
Brunch. Weekend brunch along Coleman Boulevard and Shem Creek, with each restaurant’s brunch days and times.
Date night. Restaurants, wine bars, shows and sunset walks for an evening out.
Restaurant inspections. How South Carolina grades restaurants, what A, B and C mean, and how to look up any Mount Pleasant restaurant’s latest inspection.
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Frequently asked questions
Where can I find a list of restaurants in Mount Pleasant?
Mount Pleasant Now keeps alphabetical lists by category: wings, pizza, Mexican, barbecue, breakfast and coffee, burgers, sushi and Asian, ice cream and desserts, bakeries, and patios and outdoor dining, each with addresses, hours and phone numbers from the places’ own sites.
Are these lists rankings?
No. Every list is alphabetical. None is a ranking or a recommendation, and nobody pays to be on them.
Where is there outdoor seating in Mount Pleasant?
Shem Creek has the most waterfront seating, at Red’s Ice House, Saltwater Cowboys and Tavern & Table. Our patios list has 13 places in all.
How do I check a Mount Pleasant restaurant’s inspection grade?
Search the state’s SC Food Grades database by name or city. Our restaurant inspections guide explains how the grades work.
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