82 Queen

Cajun Creole · Charleston, SC

4.1 (1,819 · Yelp ) ·$$$ ·Cajun Creole ·

About

Bar: Full bar

This is a place where locals and visitors alike gather for Southern hospitality. 82 Queen offers an award-winning menu and a romantic outdoor garden draped with twinkling lights at night. The restaurant is known for its She-Crab soup, which draws regulars back again and again. You'll find multiple dining rooms, each with its own character, but the garden is the real draw.

Reservations are essential here, especially for weekend brunch. The full bar and happy hour make it a popular spot for an early evening drink before dinner. It's dog friendly on the patio, and free wifi is available. For a different night out, Grill 225 is another downtown Charleston favorite if you're craving steak.

Features

  • Reservations strongly recommended
  • Dog friendly outdoor patio
  • Sunday brunch with Southern classics

Cuisine

Cajun Creole

Good for

Outdoor Seating

Practical

Happy HourDog FriendlyBike ParkingGood for KidsReservationsDeliveryCateringTake-OutCredit Cards AcceptedStreet ParkingFree WiFiFull BarDinnerGarage ParkingParking LotClassyGood for GroupsTable Service
4.1

What people say

Rated from 1,819 reviews. 14 community ratings. View this venue on Yelp

From the community

“Simply amazing!”

This is definitely one of my top restaurants. I've enjoyed Sunday brunches and dinners here and can't find anything to dislike about it. It's famous for its crab soup, and for good reason. They offer multiple dining rooms plus garden seating, which I strongly recommend. Reservations are essential and book up quickly because it's a top downtown spot. No trip to this city is complete without eating here.

A visitor · Over a year ago

Frequently Asked Questions

Does 82 Queen take reservations? +

Yes, reservations are accepted and highly recommended, especially for brunch and dinner.

Is there outdoor seating? +

Yes, 82 Queen has a lovely garden courtyard with outdoor seating.

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