Casual beachside rum shack right next to the water serving tropical drinks, seafood, and island-inspired bites. The kind of place where flip flops are required, frozen cocktails are cold, and the ocean is never out of sight.
Casual beachside rum shack right next to the water serving tropical drinks, seafood, and island-inspired bites. The kind of place where flip flops are required, frozen cocktails are cold, and the ocean is never out of sight.
Coconut shrimp and endless Atlantic views since 1997, Coconut Joe’s lets you refuel without ever actually leaving the sand.
Key West energy on Front Beach, an eclectic beer lineup and happy hour live music that has made the Dinghy a genuine IOP local favorite.
Since 1975 the Windjammer has put national touring acts and local legends on the same stage while the crowd dances in the actual sand, five decades of live music history built right into the beach.
A nostalgic nod to 1970s IOP beach life, Islander 71 pairs Intracoastal views with a raw bar serious enough to pull the whole Charleston crowd across the bridge.
Edgar Allan Poe was stationed at Fort Moultrie right here in 1827, an experience that inspired The Gold Bug, and every burger on the menu is named after one of his stories, Poe wallpaper in the bathroom included.