10 restaurants in Old Village, ranked by Charleston locals — community votes blended with Google ratings, updated daily. The original Mt Pleasant — historic homes along Pitt and McCants, the Pitt Street Pharmacy soda fountain, Alhambra Hall on the harbor, and a porch-and-pier walkability the rest of Mt P can’t match.
Chill Mount Pleasant deli on Coleman Boulevard with inventive sandwiches, daily specials, baked goods, couches, and free Wi-Fi. The classic Sullivan's Island take-out stop on the way over the Ben Sawyer.
Neighborhood pizza shop on Ben Sawyer with beer, wine, and a 4.8-star following from Mount Pleasant regulars.
Refined Southwestern food served in bustling cozy environs with an upbeat bar.
Casual Coleman Boulevard counter serving coastal plates and coffee with beer on tap for the Mount Pleasant lunch crowd.
Roomy sports pub with English grub & global beers, plus weekend brunch & a game room with billiards.
Laid-back hangout known for choice margaritas & upmarket, contemporary tacos & Mexican entrees.
Health-conscious cafe chain featuring a menu of custom smoothies, sandwiches & wraps.
Branch of a laid-back chain known for Southern food & all-day breakfast selections.
Informal bar & restaurant serving Southern fare, with live bluegrass, country & jazz music.
New York-style bagel shop in a Mount Pleasant strip center, slinging hand-rolled bagels and schmear alongside coffee.
Locals rank Mozzo Deli as the best restaurant in Old Village (4.6★ across 772 reviews), with Iggy’s Pizza Shop and The Red Drum rounding out the podium. Tap any card above for photos, hours, and what locals say.