


There is a special place in the very heart and soul of Charleston’s Historic District, where a longstanding tradition occurs every evening. At dusk, Peninsula Grill’s copper carriage lanterns are lit by hand—one-by-one—until the courtyard comes alive. Palmetto trees are illuminated and tea lights flicker in this magical twilight tableau. With its resplendent sense of arrival through a garden illuminated by flickering lanterns, iconic velvet-lined dining room, award-winning wine list, and Relais & Chateaux service, Peninsula Grill is where Charlestonians dine in style. And no visit is complete without ordering the legendary 12-layer Ultimate Coconut Cake, Charleston’s most famous dessert.
Renowned hotel eatery serving elevated Southern fare in a roomy, posh space.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 112 N Market St, Charleston, SC 29401
Phone: (843) 723-0700
Website: https://peninsulagrill.com/
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Reservations: opentable.com
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Reviews
It was our anniversary, and this level of thoughtfulness truly felt like a blessing. The service was attentive, kind, and genuinely caring, turning what could have been a delay into a memorable and special celebration.
This is the definition of excellent hospitality. We were so grateful and will absolutely be returning. Thank you, Peninsula Grill, for making our 16th anniversary unforgettable.
The drink list looked incredible too, and even though we were not drinking since my wife is expecting, we were definitely eyeing what the other tables were enjoying.
The atmosphere was calm without feeling stuffy. A couple of families with children were there during the early dinner window, which gave the room a comfortable, lived in feel. Our 530 pm reservation made the whole evening relaxed and pleasant.
If you love food and want a meal that feels a little elevated, with staff who take great care of you, Peninsula Grill deserves a spot on your list.
Also me: Books dinner at Peninsula Grill
Look—Halls Chophouse brings the swagger. Prime cuts, booming vibe, the steakhouse you flex about.
But Peninsula Grill? That’s Charleston elegance in a bite. History, romance, and a steak so tender it probably writes poetry.
Built in 1844, and currently holding the title of “Charleston’s Most Romantic Way to Ruin Your Diet.” ❤️
The building originally served as a dry goods / clothing store then transformed into a fine-dining landmark. Peninsula Grill opened in 1997, ushering in a new era of upscale Southern dining in Charleston.
The real winner? My taste buds.
My wallet? Not so much.
BYW You may ask where is the picture of my steak? I ate it too quickly to take a picture.
DM PENINSULA for the best cocktail to accompany your steak.
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We had a reservation so no wait on our table.
General atmosphere/ambience is probably becoming a bit dated but still a quality experience.
We got the lump-crab soup, and lobster 3 way for an appetizer. The scallops and a grouper special for mains courses with sides of brussel sprouts and potatoes. We splurge and grabbed an American Wagyu off the Wagyu menu (not sure if this is a limited thing as it was not in the main menu, they also had options for Japanese A5). Then finished everything off with a slice of the Coconut Cake.
Absolutely no complaints on the quality and flavor of food. We did not touch the Salt or Pepper.
We parked just south at the Cumberland Street Garage for like $8 for the 2 hours.