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The 13 Best Spots to Eat Brunch in Charleston

Where to go for mimosas, brunch buffets, avocado toast, and more.

by Erin Perkins Updated
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Brunch at the Daily for avocado toast or grain bowls.
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by Erin Perkins Updated

Who among us has not rolled out of bed late on Saturday or Sunday and texted the one-word question to the contact list — "brunch?" The breakfast/lunch/mimosa meal isn't supposed to be complicated, so to reduce any and all work behind the decision, here is a recently updated Charleston brunch map. If you’re looking for a hot, new brunch spot, check out the Charleston Brunch Heatmap.

New to the map this update: the Daily. Restaurants are listed geographically from north to south.

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The Junction Kitchen & Provisions

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The Junction Kitchen & Provisions offers brunch on Saturday and Sunday — and it starts at 9:00 a.m. for early risers. While the coffee-rubbed bacon and egg sandwich on a doughnut gets lots of hype, the Mexican hash with cactus-braised pork are worth a try.

4438 Spruill Ave, North Charleston, SC 29405
(843) 745-9189
(843) 745-9189

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Edmund's Oast

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Brunch buffet for $30? Enough said. NoMo restaurant Edmund’s Oast offers a hot bar on Sundays full of delights, from a prime rib carving station to griddle cakes to sliders, there’s a little bit of something for everyone.

1081 Morrison Dr, Charleston, SC 29403
(843) 727-1145
(843) 727-1145

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Park & Grove

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Wagener Terrace restaurant Park & Grove can satisfy a range of tastes with its brunch menu — there’s a fancy smoked salmon bagel, a burger with spicy breakfast potatoes, a croque Madame, and huevos rancheros. The cafe is right near Hampton Park, so take a stroll after your meal.

730 Rutledge Ave, Charleston, SC 29403
(843) 410-1070
(843) 410-1070

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The Daily

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Table space is limited at the Daily, so get there early if you want to dine in. However, most of the items are super travel-friendly if you want to brunch back home. The focus here is on local, seasonal ingredients. The cafe offers traditional items like avocado toast and breakfast burritos, but there are also plant-based “brisket” tacos or a breakfast pita with soft-scrambled eggs and hummus.

652B King St, Charleston, SC 29403
(843) 619-0151
(843) 619-0151
The Daily offers a wide range of brunch items.
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Daps Breakfast & Imbibe

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Daps puts the fun back in brunch. The menu can satisfy anyone from families with young children to hungover hipsters. The menu is full of breakfast items like poutine hash, egg sandwiches, patty melts, Fruity Pebbles pancakes, and plenty of mimosas.

280 Ashley Ave, Charleston, SC 29403
(843) 718-1098
(843) 718-1098
A dining room with an “Order Here” counter.
Daps is always a good time.
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Little Line Kitchen & Provisions

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Petite shop Little Line Kitchen & Provisions offers a tight menu of brunch specials on the weekends (8 a.m.-2 p.m.). There’s always a vegetarian option alongside a meaty selection and usually a chicken biscuit thrown in. Past specials included a caramel apple French toast and a brunch burger.

176 Line St, Charleston, SC 29403
(843) 640-3057
(843) 640-3057

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The Darling Oyster Bar

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The Darling Oyster Bar offers an Instagram-worthy afternoon with an epic bloody mary topped with a giant crab claw garnish. Ballers can go for the seafood frittata with lobster, while those with a hangover may appreciate the fried chicken biscuit. There are also chowder fries topped with clams and bacon (naturally).

513 King St, Charleston, SC 29403
(843) 641-0821
(843) 641-0821
A dining room with tile floor.
The interior of the Darling in Charleston.
The Darling

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Basic Kitchen

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Bright and airy restaurant Basic Kitchen offers a vegetable-heavy brunch with grain bowls, roasted squash salads, avocado toast, beet margaritas, vegetable burgers, and more.

82 Wentworth St, Charleston, SC 29401
(843) 789-4568
(843) 789-4568
The interior of a restaurant with light red booths and wood tables.
Basic Kitchen feels light and bright.
Leslie Ryann McKellar

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Husk

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There's fresh-shaved country ham in the bloody marys here — what other convincing do you need? Visitors come for super Southern dishes like shrimp and grits or fried chicken and biscuits topped with Alabama white sauce.

76 Queen St, Charleston, SC 29401
(843) 577-2500
(843) 577-2500

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Millers All Day

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Millers All Day excels at the brunch game, because that’s the entire menu — every day and all day. There’s something for everyone, from deviled crab fritters to a big pile of corned beef hash with dijonnaise.

120 King St, Charleston, SC 29401
(843) 501-7342
(843) 501-7342

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The Obstinate Daughter

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Italian-influenced chef Jacques Larson cooks up some of the best brunch at the beach. Customers come for the mafaldine carbonara or the Old Danger pizza with pancetta and a runny farm egg.

2063 Middle St, Sullivans Island, SC 29482
(843) 416-5020
(843) 416-5020

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The Harlow

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The Harlow, a relative newcomer that has been around for about a year, brings its oysters and burgers to brunch, plus crab omelets, breakfast burritos (including Old Bay queso), and fish and grits. The kid-friendly spot has a children’s menu of favorites, like chicken fingers or French toast. Kick things off with a fancy touch like the raw bar crab claws; the bloody also comes topped with an oyster and shrimp.

1015 Harbor View Road, Charleston, South Carolina 29412
(843) 459-2867
(843) 459-2867

Tattooed Moose

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Where else can you get a proper garbage plate with meat, cheese, scrambled eggs, and veggies on a bed of duck fat fries smothered in sausage gravy? Stop by Tattooed Moose for greasy spoon food and an optional side of sausage gravy with every dish.

3328 Maybank Hwy, Johns Island, SC 29455
(843) 952-7591
(843) 952-7591

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The Junction Kitchen & Provisions

4438 Spruill Ave, North Charleston, SC 29405

The Junction Kitchen & Provisions offers brunch on Saturday and Sunday — and it starts at 9:00 a.m. for early risers. While the coffee-rubbed bacon and egg sandwich on a doughnut gets lots of hype, the Mexican hash with cactus-braised pork are worth a try.

4438 Spruill Ave, North Charleston, SC 29405
(843) 745-9189
(843) 745-9189

Edmund's Oast

1081 Morrison Dr, Charleston, SC 29403

Brunch buffet for $30? Enough said. NoMo restaurant Edmund’s Oast offers a hot bar on Sundays full of delights, from a prime rib carving station to griddle cakes to sliders, there’s a little bit of something for everyone.

1081 Morrison Dr, Charleston, SC 29403
(843) 727-1145
(843) 727-1145

Park & Grove

730 Rutledge Ave, Charleston, SC 29403

Wagener Terrace restaurant Park & Grove can satisfy a range of tastes with its brunch menu — there’s a fancy smoked salmon bagel, a burger with spicy breakfast potatoes, a croque Madame, and huevos rancheros. The cafe is right near Hampton Park, so take a stroll after your meal.

730 Rutledge Ave, Charleston, SC 29403
(843) 410-1070
(843) 410-1070

The Daily

652B King St, Charleston, SC 29403

Table space is limited at the Daily, so get there early if you want to dine in. However, most of the items are super travel-friendly if you want to brunch back home. The focus here is on local, seasonal ingredients. The cafe offers traditional items like avocado toast and breakfast burritos, but there are also plant-based “brisket” tacos or a breakfast pita with soft-scrambled eggs and hummus.

652B King St, Charleston, SC 29403
(843) 619-0151
(843) 619-0151
The Daily offers a wide range of brunch items.
The Daily

Daps Breakfast & Imbibe

280 Ashley Ave, Charleston, SC 29403

Daps puts the fun back in brunch. The menu can satisfy anyone from families with young children to hungover hipsters. The menu is full of breakfast items like poutine hash, egg sandwiches, patty melts, Fruity Pebbles pancakes, and plenty of mimosas.

280 Ashley Ave, Charleston, SC 29403
(843) 718-1098
(843) 718-1098
A dining room with an “Order Here” counter.
Daps is always a good time.
Erin Perkins

Little Line Kitchen & Provisions

176 Line St, Charleston, SC 29403

Petite shop Little Line Kitchen & Provisions offers a tight menu of brunch specials on the weekends (8 a.m.-2 p.m.). There’s always a vegetarian option alongside a meaty selection and usually a chicken biscuit thrown in. Past specials included a caramel apple French toast and a brunch burger.

176 Line St, Charleston, SC 29403
(843) 640-3057
(843) 640-3057

The Darling Oyster Bar

513 King St, Charleston, SC 29403

The Darling Oyster Bar offers an Instagram-worthy afternoon with an epic bloody mary topped with a giant crab claw garnish. Ballers can go for the seafood frittata with lobster, while those with a hangover may appreciate the fried chicken biscuit. There are also chowder fries topped with clams and bacon (naturally).

513 King St, Charleston, SC 29403
(843) 641-0821
(843) 641-0821
A dining room with tile floor.
The interior of the Darling in Charleston.
The Darling

Basic Kitchen

82 Wentworth St, Charleston, SC 29401

Bright and airy restaurant Basic Kitchen offers a vegetable-heavy brunch with grain bowls, roasted squash salads, avocado toast, beet margaritas, vegetable burgers, and more.

82 Wentworth St, Charleston, SC 29401
(843) 789-4568
(843) 789-4568
The interior of a restaurant with light red booths and wood tables.
Basic Kitchen feels light and bright.
Leslie Ryann McKellar

Husk

76 Queen St, Charleston, SC 29401

There's fresh-shaved country ham in the bloody marys here — what other convincing do you need? Visitors come for super Southern dishes like shrimp and grits or fried chicken and biscuits topped with Alabama white sauce.

76 Queen St, Charleston, SC 29401
(843) 577-2500
(843) 577-2500

Millers All Day

120 King St, Charleston, SC 29401

Millers All Day excels at the brunch game, because that’s the entire menu — every day and all day. There’s something for everyone, from deviled crab fritters to a big pile of corned beef hash with dijonnaise.

120 King St, Charleston, SC 29401
(843) 501-7342
(843) 501-7342

The Obstinate Daughter

2063 Middle St, Sullivans Island, SC 29482

Italian-influenced chef Jacques Larson cooks up some of the best brunch at the beach. Customers come for the mafaldine carbonara or the Old Danger pizza with pancetta and a runny farm egg.

2063 Middle St, Sullivans Island, SC 29482
(843) 416-5020
(843) 416-5020

The Harlow

1015 Harbor View Road, Charleston, South Carolina 29412

The Harlow, a relative newcomer that has been around for about a year, brings its oysters and burgers to brunch, plus crab omelets, breakfast burritos (including Old Bay queso), and fish and grits. The kid-friendly spot has a children’s menu of favorites, like chicken fingers or French toast. Kick things off with a fancy touch like the raw bar crab claws; the bloody also comes topped with an oyster and shrimp.

1015 Harbor View Road, Charleston, South Carolina 29412
(843) 459-2867
(843) 459-2867

Tattooed Moose

3328 Maybank Hwy, Johns Island, SC 29455

Where else can you get a proper garbage plate with meat, cheese, scrambled eggs, and veggies on a bed of duck fat fries smothered in sausage gravy? Stop by Tattooed Moose for greasy spoon food and an optional side of sausage gravy with every dish.

3328 Maybank Hwy, Johns Island, SC 29455
(843) 952-7591
(843) 952-7591

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