The Water Views From Fleet Landing Restaurant In South Carolina Are As Praiseworthy As The Food
Here in South Carolina, we’re blessed with an abundance of gorgeous landscapes. From the Blue Ridge Mountains to the Lowcountry, it’s obvious to us that the Palmetto State is among the most beautiful in the nation. Today, we’ll introduce you to a restaurant whose magnificent views are as noteworthy as the food. Fleet Landing Restaurant, located on the banks of Charleston’s Cooper River, is a true South Carolina experience. So whether you decide to visit for the fish tacos or the waterfront view — or both! — you’re in for quite a treat.
Located in downtown Charleston at the foot of City Market, you'll find a hidden gem of a seafood restaurant worth visiting: Fleet Landing.
The restaurant can be found inside a retired 1940s naval building. This lends an authentic and festive atmosphere to the space, which specializes in seafood and local fare.
The moment you take a bite of your entree and gaze out over the expansive river, you'll understand how this eatery has landed at the top of many a "Best Of Charleston" list. Noteworthy publications that have featured First Landing Restaurant include Southern Living, Lonely Planet, and FoodNetwork.com.
On the menu, you'll find an array of fresh seafood and seasonal specials. Favorites include fish tacos, shrimp and grits, seafood sandwiches, and hush puppies.
So whether you're looking for a special setting to celebrate a big occasion or are just passing through for lunch, you'll find your time at Fleet Landing Restaurant to be one for the books.
Have you ever dined at Fleet Landing Restaurant? What did you order there? We’d love to hear all about your experience — tell us in the comments below! For more information, you can visit the official Fleet Landing Restaurant website or follow along on Facebook.
A lifelong Virginia resident, Beth loves exploring different parts of the world and currently resides in Alexandria. She holds a degree in English Literature and one of her short stories has been featured in the Shenandoah Review. Other interests include hiking, songwriting, and spending time in the mountains.
