4.7
- 4.6Food
- 4.7Service
- 4.6Ambience
- 4.4Value
Noise • Moderate
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4.7
Noise • Moderate
Charleston
Kid-friendly
Charleston
Great for outdoor dining
Charleston
Great for scenic views
Charleston
Seafood
Charleston
Most Booked
Charleston Peninsula
Kid-friendly
Charleston Peninsula
Hot spot
Charleston Peninsula
Great for outdoor dining
Charleston Peninsula
Most Booked
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19 June 2026
Fleet Landing is offering a limited-time three-course America 250 prix-fixe menu from June 27 through July 5, featuring dishes inspired by historic Charleston and Lowcountry cookbooks. It is also serving a special anniversary beer and plans to operate a satellite bar during the June 27 Revolutionary Skies drone show.
Published in Post and Courier
22 May 2026
Fleet Landing offers a sm’oyster, a roasted oyster topped with shaved milk chocolate, crushed graham cracker and brûléed honey fluff, and a PB&J oyster with peanut butter whiskey, raspberry sauce and toasted sourdough whipped cream. The sm’oyster has received a largely positive response from diners.
Published in Charleston City Paper
Casual dress is the guide, comfortable, informal attire is appropriate for dining at Fleet Landing.
Yes, Fleet Landing is family‑friendly: multiple guests report dining with children, and there’s a spoken kids’ menu with familiar options like chicken fingers that families say are served thoughtfully.
Yes, Fleet Landing invites walk-ins to join the waitlist when they arrive, and asks guests to join the waitlist if there’s no availability on OpenTable; call for groups of 5–10.
Yes, Fleet Landing is a popular choice for anniversaries and special evenings, thanks to its waterfront views and attentive, celebratory service.
Yes, Fleet Landing offers waterfront outdoor seating: guests frequently mention eating on the outdoor deck or dining right on the water and enjoying the harbor views.
Yes, guests frequently describe the portions as generous, highlighting large, shareable items like the seafood tower and the famously big stuffed hush puppies.
Fleet Landing feels like classic Charleston waterfront dining, housed in a restored 1940s naval building with sweeping harbor views, an active raw bar where you can watch oysters shucked, and a relaxed coastal, convivial vibe that guests enjoy.
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