Magnolias
4.7$$$· ExpensiveUpscale Southern staple serving refined Lowcountry classics in historic downtown Charleston
Located on East Bay Street, Magnolias offers an elevated take on traditional Lowcountry cuisine in a sophisticated, welcoming atmosphere. The menu highlights regional favorites including buttermilk fried chicken, blue crab bisque, and shellfish over grits. It remains a classic destination for lunch, weekend brunch, and dinner in Charleston.
Expert notes
- The restaurant is famous for its innovative and sophisticated twist on classic Southern dishes, prepared with locally sourced ingredients. The menu changes seasonally, so you can expect fresh and inventive dishes throughout the year. The restaurant also boasts an extensive wine list featuring local and international labels. If you're visiting Magnolias Restaurant, make sure to try their famous crab dishes. Another popular dish is Fried Green Tomatoes. The restaurant is also known for its award-winning Pecan Pie, a staple of Southern cuisine.
Features
- Birthday Parties
- Cocktails
- Date Night
- Desserts
- Dine In
- Famous
- Fried Food
- Full Bar
- Local Favorite
- Private Events
- Romantic
- Salad
- Seafood
- Takes Reservations
- Trendy
- Vegetarian Options
- Wheelchair Accessible
- Wine
Special occasion reservations
Magnolias Restaurant is an ideal venue for private events, including weddings, birthdays, and corporate events. Visit https://magnoliascharleston.com/private-dining/
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