9 Best Burger Restaurants near Charleston

“We had the BEST lunch at Monkey Business, and AMAZING clam chowder bread bowls - best I’ve ever had! Loved the family friendly atmosphere and the hook and ring games on the tables. Owned and ran by a lovely local couple. It was my first time here, and I will be back every time I come to Charleston from here on out!“

“Smoking as always! I have to laugh. I told one of the help that I had a complaint.She said, "Okay, and braced herself for bad news. I told her that it was hard to go to McDonald's when I smelled Vinnies come into the parking lot. Now they are only good for drinks.I think she was taken back and laughed! What a relief was on her face. That caused me to laugh.“

“Yeong's minimalistic approach to change ensured its prosperity. I've been going to Yeong's for over 20 years, and the nostalgia that brought me there keeps me going back.I had the carnivore burger, which was on special. Kezzi--the owner and a fellow high school alumni--built this masterpiece with the deft hands of a professional. A beautiful symphony of Cow, pig, and all the veggies a fellow could wish for. Bravo, Yeong's. Bravo!“

“Clean as a whistle, this restaurant has a perfect hometown american burger joint vibe to it that is super relaxing. Lots of tables. The whole building smells heavenly of fried onions, beef, and cheese.The smells were nothing compared to the taste of the burger though. The South of the Border burger was so hearty with all the flavors of jalapenos, cheese, and bacon. I couldn't improve on it. I was more than satisfied after having one. Chocolate shakes are amazingly chocolatey and thick enough to be difficult to suck through a straw.Service was A+, friendly and inviting as well as making sure we had everything we needed for the order. Our whole order minus tip for 2 people came to a bit over $30. We don't eat out often, but this beautiful place is an instant favorite!“

“Absolutely adorable spot with an adorable owner and amazing food. Please do yourself a service by getting any of their burgers, my favorite being the BBQ and limited Hawaiian.Vegetarian options: All-vegan and all-delicious.Parking: Across the street there's free 2-hour parking. Park there instead of the 15-minute parking in front of the building. I never had a problem finding spots for lunch on weekdays.Kid-friendliness: Very kid friendly.Wheelchair accessibility: Single floor, and lots of space. As long as you can get through the door it is wheelchair accessible.“

“My wife and I have been eating and drinking at Tiny's once or twice a month for years. Their jalapeno poppers, fried chicken, and fish and chips are excellent, but their burgers are the best in town (Yeong's Place runs a close second, but they don't have beer and a laundromat). We are fans of "greasy bar food", as Wendy the bartender calls it, and have tried every dive bar in North Bend/ Coos Bay. Tiny's is the best.We drag most our out-of-town visitors in to this humble little bar, and they have all loved it. The locals are welcoming, the pool tables in good shape, and the noise level modest.“

“This place is my go to for burgers! Hand down the best in the area and love that they have sweet potato fries. I order food from here almost weekly. Happy they are on doordash.Dietary restrictions: They are always very accommodating of my allergy restrictions.“

“Dairy Queen out here in Charleston kind of by itself. But it was a welcome site. Staff was friendly and efficient and whipped up my strawberry milkshake lickety-split. The shake it so many strawberries in and I could hardly use a straw. Not complaining though topped off with rich creamy whipped cream. It was perfect for my diet. The dining room is fairly small and compact but they have a convenient drive-through.“

“Ordered a Big Mac meal and it acrually looked like the photos. Plus it was good! Pretty quick getting through the drive-thru too.The staff we delt with seemed friendly with smiles (and not the obvious fake customer service friendly).The parking lot is a real PITA. If I lived in the Coos area I'd probably make this my primary location. Both our primary McDonald's in Salem are HORRIBLE drive-thru & parking in their OWN lots.Parking: Shares an odd shaped lot with many other businesses and can be difficult to tell if you're in a driving lane or parking spot, especially when raining hard. I'd say that is the strip mall owner's responsibility, not McDonald's. No points dinged for that from me.“