21 Best Pubs near North Charleston

“Awesome bar. Great staff! Pool tables, darts, jukebox, lots of t.v.’s , non smoking inside, great renovations cold drinks and the a.c. Works EXCEPTIONALLY WELL“

“Great place to hang out with friends!“

“I had a great time here. As a single female I enjoy bars like this. I’d also like to shout out the bartender tonight 08/25/25 for not only being a great bartender but completely being observant and standing up for me. It goes along way as a single female. I asked him his name and forgot, but the bartender tonight 10/10. Thank you again.“

“We LOVED our lunch visit a few weeks ago! great service, excellent food, loads of fun!“

“Great food and service. Delicious wings.“

“My Bride and I visit here at least once a week. She eats wings and I get my weekly fish or shrimp. The food is great and consistent. I alternate between the fried chips and onion rings. Service is always top notch. In three years only one miscue, and it was fixed immediately! It’s great to have a local place that you can depend on! 👍🏻“

“Love the Blind Tiger….it’s a must-do for my 11 year old every year we come for SEWE!“

“Josette was amazing and so sweet! Definitely coming back !“

“Great burgers and drinks. Staff is wonderful!“

“There are places in this world you visit, and there are places that become a part of you. Hero’s Pub in Goose Creek, South Carolina, is the latter.

We arrived as weary travelers from a distant land, strangers to these streets, knowing neither the faces nor the stories that lived behind those doors. Yet the moment we stepped inside, the sweet, familiar haze of cigarette smoke welcomed us like an old friend. A bar where a person can still smoke a cigarette and sip a drink in peace? My God Woodrow, we thought we’d stumbled upon paradise.

But the smoke and spirits were merely the opening chapter of something far greater.

Within those walls, we encountered men who had gone to war and returned with stories etched into their souls. We met beautiful women whose roots stretched all the way to the sun-kissed shores of France. And everywhere we turned, we found the kind of genuine Southern hospitality that cannot be purchased, manufactured, or taught.

Then came the oysters.

Somewhere between the laughter and the clinking of glasses, we were beckoned out back, where fresh oysters were boiling and strangers gathered like kin around a Sunday supper. There we stood, shoulder to shoulder with people whose names we’d only just learned, breaking bread—or rather, cracking shells—and feasting as though we’d been invited to the family table generations ago.

And Lord Almighty, the turkey.

Among the beautiful women who graced that establishment was Alexis who bestowed upon me not one, but several plates of what I can only describe as a culinary revelation.

That turkey had no business being so tender. I tell you, had the gentlest autumn breeze whispered across that turkey leg, the meat would’ve surrendered itself to the earth below. No knife was necessary. No struggle was required. It simply yielded, as though it had made peace with its destiny long before reaching my plate.

I have traveled many miles and eaten many meals, but I fear all future turkeys shall now live in the shadow of that glorious bird.

And somewhere in the midst of it all, something remarkable happened.

We forgot we were tourists.

For a few beautiful hours, beneath the hum of conversation, the curling cigarette smoke, and the laughter of people who owed us nothing yet gave us everything, we belonged.

You see, a good bar will pour you a drink. A great bar will give you a story.

But a place like Hero’s? A place like Hero’s gives you something far more precious.

It gives you a home in a town you’ve never lived in, a family you’ve never met, and memories you’ll carry long after the last glass has been emptied.

We came to Goose Creek looking for a drink.

We left having found a little piece of heaven.

By God Woodrow, it's been quite a party, ain't it?“

“LT the bar tender was very friendly and outgoing. The loaded baked potato soup was great and the service was excellent. Open Mic night by Josh Rowe was cool with different performers. Highly recommend going for the food, atmosphere and friendly people!“

“I have a long, productive day where I celebrating accepting a new job with CPI Security and hanging out with Dad today who lives adlund the corner on Society. Both my parents came here back in the 60's. It was phenomenal and very enjoyable! They staff killer - very friendly. Also, I'm a former craft cocktail bartender with a fairly refined palette and that Manhattan was fire! 🔥✌🏼“

“This place is awesome. Very charlestonian! From corn hole to the live bands. You can’t forget about the food. This place is awesome“

“Now if you want to enjoy some quality time in a old fashioned bars than this is the one for you! It is one of the oldest continuing bar in Charleston with over 170 varieties of beer in stock. They also have a great food menu with excellent prices. You must come on down and check out a piece of West Ashley history.“

“Best comfort food in West Ashley! Daily specials are all homemade and portions are huge! Best deal in Charleston!“

“Great beer & food! We bring all our visitors here!“

“O’Brion’s has the best fish’n’chips I’ve ever tasted, as well as a killer bacon cheeseburger and French onion soup. If I had one criticism is that whenever I go they seem out of Guinness. But Jameson’s whiskey is a suitable alternative.“

“Great sushi! Great entertainment. We will definitely be back“

“wonderful place to unwind and socialize. the cook has amazing specials“

“Bar food at its best! Fried pickles and grouper bites were excellent, as were the sliders. Wonderful, friendly service....even when we made a mess🤦🏼‍♀. Atmosphere was laid back, with large screen tvs with different sporting events in progress. They also have outside dining available that is welcoming to those hanging out with their dogs!🐕 💜“

“I love the place! But can yall can please change the reward program so that our dollars add up! That $5 stuff is wack.“