4. Tommy Condon's Irish Pub and Seafood Restaurant

A step above "Bennigan's". The atmosphere is crap, the food average. The music is fun, but eat and do most of your drinking elsewhere. I can't believe they call this place an "Irish Pub" just because there's a shamrock on the wall somewhere.

Have been there several times, usually 'bout 6 or 7 pm, to try their rib eye special, and each time they tell us they are out of the rib eye. Sound s fishy to me!!

Lowcountry seafood may be tasty but an absolute "don't miss this one" is the Reuben sandwich. It is absolutely incredible with super lean corned beef on lightly toasted thick slabs of rye bread. If you like corned beef, you deserve this sandwich!

The true experience of the Irish music and atmosphere is unique and very memorable.

This is a great place to have a casual and relaxed meal in the Historic District. Highly recommend it for lunch and dinner. Music is good and not overwhelming.

One of the great watering holes in the lowlands!!--A very friendly staff and a must stop if you're visiting.