Bumpa's
4.7$$· ModeratePermanently closedA former downtown Charleston pub celebrated for hearty Irish comfort food

Bumpa's on Cumberland Street in historic downtown Charleston has permanently closed and is no longer in operation. During its run, this popular gastropub was beloved for its craft beer selection, cozy atmosphere, and inventive comfort food. Visitors exploring downtown Charleston should plan to visit other nearby French Quarter establishments instead.
Expert notes
- Through its unique combination of Irish pub culture, Bumpa's is a great choice for anyone looking to indulge in some delicious Southern-style cuisine while experiencing the energy of the past. The menu at Bumpa's is a fusion of classic Southern dishes with contemporary twists, including appetizers such as scotch egg, fried green tomatoes, and seasonal soups. For entrees, guests can choose from a variety of options, including hearty burgers, chicken and pork dishes, and fish & chips. The restaurant also offers a selection of salads, sides, and desserts, all made from fresh, locally sourced ingredients. The restaurant also offers outdoor seating, making it a great spot to enjoy a meal with friends or family on a sunny day.
Features
- Birthday Parties
- Burgers
- Cocktails
- Comfort Food
- Craft Beers
- Date Night
- Dine In
- Full Bar
- Gluten Free Food
- Happy Hours
- Irish
- Outdoor Seating
- Private Events
- Romantic
- Salad
- Sandwiches
- Soup
- Take Outs
- Vegetarian Options
- Wheelchair Accessible
- Wine
Special occasion reservations
If you're looking to host a special event at Bumpa's Restaurant, such as a birthday party or wedding reception, they offer private event spaces. To reserve a space, contact 843-952-7565, kory@bumpas-chs.com, or visit their website https://bumpas-chs.com/ for more information.
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