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Where to Eat and Drink in the NoMo Neighborhood

Get in the know for NoMo

by Parker Milner Updated Aug 13, 2019, 2:58pm EDT

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by Parker Milner Updated Aug 13, 2019, 2:58pm EDT

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NoMo – or North of Morrison— is a neighborhood that has undergone a recent transformation, from hollow buildings and empty parking lots to a trendy hub for creativity. This location, situated north of Huger Street in between Morrison Drive and Meeting Street, is suddenly filled with tech businesses, housing developments, and many of Charleston’s most popular restaurants and breweries. These 19 spots have helped lead the NoMo charge, with a focus on community and local growth.

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Munkle Brewing co.

Hipsters and Belgian beer lovers rejoice, as Munkle serves up drinkable selections in a casual setting next to the railroad tracks in NoMo. Find pool tables and televisions inside, while the exterior often has a food truck stationed in the sunny yard.

1513 Meeting Street Rd, Charleston, SC 29405

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Edmund's Oast Brewing Co.

Located in the same complex as Workshop, this full fledged brewery offers a completely different experience than the Edmund’s Oast restaurant on Morrison Drive. Look for 15-20 beers on tap, and the brewery often has a line out the door on Tuesdays for their weekly pop-ups featuring Charleston favorites like Pink Bellies.

1505 King St #115, Charleston, SC 29405

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Workshop

This modern day food hall features a rotating cast of vendors testing out their respective concepts. Right now, find a variety of options like Mexican favorites from Rebel Taqueria, traditional Vietnamese from Little Miss Ha, or burgers from Chuck & Patty’s.

1503 King St, Charleston, SC 29405

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Cooper River Brewing Company

This hidden brewery is a fun place to try several kinds of beer, as Cooper River offers up five-ounce pours for just $2. The large, comfortable space has an outdoor patio, and food vendors like Big Bone BBQ will often be stationed out front.

2201 Mechanic St B, Charleston, SC 29405

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Santi's

Santi’s is that local’s favorite that NoMo residents crave on a weekly basis. Grab Mexican dishes for a bargain, as most of the menu is under fifteen dollars.

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1302 Meeting Street Rd, Charleston, SC 29405

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Santi’s

The Tattooed Moose

This classic dive bar is something a hungover bachelor party dreams of. Duck is the word at Tattooed Moose — the french fries are cooked using duck fat and the protein is the star of Mike’s Famous Duck Club. Reasonable prices and an extensive beer list make this dive worth a visit.

1137 Morrison Dr, Charleston, SC 29403

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Goat Sheep Cow North

The South of Broad street wine and cheese store expanded, adding a cafe and wine bar in NoMo. Find fresh cheese and charcuterie platters, wines by the glass, and heart-warming French onion soup in this bright Meeting Street space.

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804 Meeting St #102, Charleston, SC 29403

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Butcher & Bee

Locally sourced ingredients touch every item on this Mediterranean-inspired menu filled with small plates like bacon-wrapped dates, falafel, and the famous B&B whipped feta with honey. This all hours eatery also offers freshly baked goods, espresso beverages, and cold-pressed juices.

1085 Morrison Dr, Charleston, SC 29403

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Edmund's Oast

This one-of-a-kind seasonal eatery also doubles as a brewery. Peanut Butter & Jelly beer, which tastes like the sandwich in a glass, is one of the thrilling varieties brewed in house and for food, guests can expect refined plates like grilled octopus and hanger steak from executive chef Bob Cook.

1081 Morrison Dr, Charleston, SC 29403

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Martha Lou's Kitchen

Martha Lou’s has been a Morrison drive fixture for over 30 years. This family-owned roadside destination is the ideal place to experience soul food favorites like fried chicken and corn bread.

1068 Morrison Dr, Charleston, SC 29403

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Home Team BBQ

Find classic barbecue favorites like smoked brisket, pulled pork nachos, and mac n cheese in a relaxed environment. Home Team is that essential place to go before hitting the bars on King Street for the night. The frozen Game Changer is a fan favorite — the tropical drink is filled with rum, pineapple juice, and coconut.

126 Williman St, Charleston, SC 29403

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Lewis Barbecue

Expect no frills barbecue and massive portions at Lewis. The effort put in by chef John Lewis shines through with each bite of famous brisket or juicy beef short rib (offered only on Saturday). Enjoy Lewis’ handiwork in the restaurant and later for a midnight snack.

464 N Nassau St, Charleston, SC 29403

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Revelry Brewing Co

Eye-catching bottle artwork and apparel provide a glimpse into the brand Revelry has created for themselves. The brewery keeps guests guessing with an ever-changing beer list and often collaborates with local groups like Virgil Kaine whiskey and the Green Heart Project.

10 Conroy St, Charleston, SC 29403

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Revelry Brewing

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Royal American

What’s better than that classic local bar? Royal American is that and more with a wide-ranging list of live bands that perform on a weekly basis. Grab a tallboy on the outdoor patio for happy hour and stay for the show.

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970 Morrison Dr, Charleston, SC 29403

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Mozzo Charleston

Expect friendly and fast service at this deli, which expanded to the NoMo neighborhood last year. At Mozzo, it’s common to hear, “Hey Jimmy, are you having the regular?” Other patrons can choose from an extensive sandwich menu featuring proteins such as chicken cutlet, roast beef, turkey, and Italian meats served on 10 different kinds of bread. This smaller outpost is ideal for a quick sandwich run in the middle of the work day.

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616 Meeting St d, Charleston, SC 29403

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Local 616

This casual neighborhood pub rests in on Meeting Street in the same building as Spero and serves up a varied beverage selection to a — not surprisingly — local crowd. Expect a variety of Moscow mules, televisions, and good conversation.

616 Meeting St, Charleston, SC 29403

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Taco Boy

The inevitable need for tacos — everyone’s had it. When the feeling hits, head to this NoMo staple. Boasting one of the best outdoor patios in Charleston, Taco Boy offers creative varieties of its namesake and more. Carnitas, kimchi beef, and tempura avocado are just a few examples of what can be found inside the warm corn and flour tortillas. House made guacamole is addictive, and the ice-cold margaritas are just the refreshing (and strong) drink to enjoy under the sun.

217 Huger St, Charleston, SC 29403

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Baker and Brewer

This new concept brings together two adored North Charleston establishments, EVO and Holy City Brewing. Grab a slice of pistachio pesto or Pork Trifecta while sipping one of several brand new draught beers that guests can only find at the restaurant.

94 Stuart St, Charleston, SC 29403

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Palmetto Brewing Co.

The oldest brewery in South Carolina offers up their refreshing ales in a casual neighborhood tasting room. Catch some sun outside in the loading dock beer garden, which often features live music.

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289 Huger St, Charleston, SC 29403

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Munkle Brewing co.

1513 Meeting Street Rd, Charleston, SC 29405

Hipsters and Belgian beer lovers rejoice, as Munkle serves up drinkable selections in a casual setting next to the railroad tracks in NoMo. Find pool tables and televisions inside, while the exterior often has a food truck stationed in the sunny yard.

1513 Meeting Street Rd, Charleston, SC 29405

Visit Website

Edmund's Oast Brewing Co.

1505 King St #115, Charleston, SC 29405

Located in the same complex as Workshop, this full fledged brewery offers a completely different experience than the Edmund’s Oast restaurant on Morrison Drive. Look for 15-20 beers on tap, and the brewery often has a line out the door on Tuesdays for their weekly pop-ups featuring Charleston favorites like Pink Bellies.

1505 King St #115, Charleston, SC 29405

Visit Website

Edmund's Oast Brewing Company — Edmund’s Oast Brewing Company

Workshop

1503 King St, Charleston, SC 29405

This modern day food hall features a rotating cast of vendors testing out their respective concepts. Right now, find a variety of options like Mexican favorites from Rebel Taqueria, traditional Vietnamese from Little Miss Ha, or burgers from Chuck & Patty’s.

1503 King St, Charleston, SC 29405

Visit Website

Cooper River Brewing Company

2201 Mechanic St B, Charleston, SC 29405

This hidden brewery is a fun place to try several kinds of beer, as Cooper River offers up five-ounce pours for just $2. The large, comfortable space has an outdoor patio, and food vendors like Big Bone BBQ will often be stationed out front.

2201 Mechanic St B, Charleston, SC 29405

Visit Website

Santi's

1302 Meeting Street Rd, Charleston, SC 29405

Santi’s is that local’s favorite that NoMo residents crave on a weekly basis. Grab Mexican dishes for a bargain, as most of the menu is under fifteen dollars.

Open in Google Maps

1302 Meeting Street Rd, Charleston, SC 29405

Visit Website

Santi’s

The Tattooed Moose

1137 Morrison Dr, Charleston, SC 29403

This classic dive bar is something a hungover bachelor party dreams of. Duck is the word at Tattooed Moose — the french fries are cooked using duck fat and the protein is the star of Mike’s Famous Duck Club. Reasonable prices and an extensive beer list make this dive worth a visit.

1137 Morrison Dr, Charleston, SC 29403

Visit Website

Goat Sheep Cow North

804 Meeting St #102, Charleston, SC 29403

The South of Broad street wine and cheese store expanded, adding a cafe and wine bar in NoMo. Find fresh cheese and charcuterie platters, wines by the glass, and heart-warming French onion soup in this bright Meeting Street space.

Open in Google Maps

804 Meeting St #102, Charleston, SC 29403

Visit Website

Butcher & Bee

1085 Morrison Dr, Charleston, SC 29403

Locally sourced ingredients touch every item on this Mediterranean-inspired menu filled with small plates like bacon-wrapped dates, falafel, and the famous B&B whipped feta with honey. This all hours eatery also offers freshly baked goods, espresso beverages, and cold-pressed juices.

1085 Morrison Dr, Charleston, SC 29403

Visit Website

Butcher & Bee

Edmund's Oast

1081 Morrison Dr, Charleston, SC 29403

This one-of-a-kind seasonal eatery also doubles as a brewery. Peanut Butter & Jelly beer, which tastes like the sandwich in a glass, is one of the thrilling varieties brewed in house and for food, guests can expect refined plates like grilled octopus and hanger steak from executive chef Bob Cook.

1081 Morrison Dr, Charleston, SC 29403

Visit Website

Edmund's

Martha Lou's Kitchen

1068 Morrison Dr, Charleston, SC 29403

Martha Lou’s has been a Morrison drive fixture for over 30 years. This family-owned roadside destination is the ideal place to experience soul food favorites like fried chicken and corn bread.

1068 Morrison Dr, Charleston, SC 29403

Visit Website

Martha Lou’s chicken

Home Team BBQ

126 Williman St, Charleston, SC 29403

Find classic barbecue favorites like smoked brisket, pulled pork nachos, and mac n cheese in a relaxed environment. Home Team is that essential place to go before hitting the bars on King Street for the night. The frozen Game Changer is a fan favorite — the tropical drink is filled with rum, pineapple juice, and coconut.

126 Williman St, Charleston, SC 29403

Visit Website

Lewis Barbecue

464 N Nassau St, Charleston, SC 29403

Expect no frills barbecue and massive portions at Lewis. The effort put in by chef John Lewis shines through with each bite of famous brisket or juicy beef short rib (offered only on Saturday). Enjoy Lewis’ handiwork in the restaurant and later for a midnight snack.

464 N Nassau St, Charleston, SC 29403

Visit Website

Revelry Brewing Co

10 Conroy St, Charleston, SC 29403

Eye-catching bottle artwork and apparel provide a glimpse into the brand Revelry has created for themselves. The brewery keeps guests guessing with an ever-changing beer list and often collaborates with local groups like Virgil Kaine whiskey and the Green Heart Project.

10 Conroy St, Charleston, SC 29403

Visit Website

Revelry Brewing

Royal American

970 Morrison Dr, Charleston, SC 29403

What’s better than that classic local bar? Royal American is that and more with a wide-ranging list of live bands that perform on a weekly basis. Grab a tallboy on the outdoor patio for happy hour and stay for the show.

Open in Google Maps

970 Morrison Dr, Charleston, SC 29403

Visit Website

Mozzo Charleston

616 Meeting St d, Charleston, SC 29403

Expect friendly and fast service at this deli, which expanded to the NoMo neighborhood last year. At Mozzo, it’s common to hear, “Hey Jimmy, are you having the regular?” Other patrons can choose from an extensive sandwich menu featuring proteins such as chicken cutlet, roast beef, turkey, and Italian meats served on 10 different kinds of bread. This smaller outpost is ideal for a quick sandwich run in the middle of the work day.

Open in Google Maps

616 Meeting St d, Charleston, SC 29403

Visit Website

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Local 616

616 Meeting St, Charleston, SC 29403

This casual neighborhood pub rests in on Meeting Street in the same building as Spero and serves up a varied beverage selection to a — not surprisingly — local crowd. Expect a variety of Moscow mules, televisions, and good conversation.

616 Meeting St, Charleston, SC 29403

Sign that reads Local 616

Taco Boy

217 Huger St, Charleston, SC 29403

The inevitable need for tacos — everyone’s had it. When the feeling hits, head to this NoMo staple. Boasting one of the best outdoor patios in Charleston, Taco Boy offers creative varieties of its namesake and more. Carnitas, kimchi beef, and tempura avocado are just a few examples of what can be found inside the warm corn and flour tortillas. House made guacamole is addictive, and the ice-cold margaritas are just the refreshing (and strong) drink to enjoy under the sun.

217 Huger St, Charleston, SC 29403

Visit Website

taco boy

Baker and Brewer

94 Stuart St, Charleston, SC 29403

This new concept brings together two adored North Charleston establishments, EVO and Holy City Brewing. Grab a slice of pistachio pesto or Pork Trifecta while sipping one of several brand new draught beers that guests can only find at the restaurant.

94 Stuart St, Charleston, SC 29403

Visit Website

pizza

Palmetto Brewing Co.

289 Huger St, Charleston, SC 29403

The oldest brewery in South Carolina offers up their refreshing ales in a casual neighborhood tasting room. Catch some sun outside in the loading dock beer garden, which often features live music.

Open in Google Maps

289 Huger St, Charleston, SC 29403

Visit Website

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