Fleet Landing Restaurant & Bar

Just got off cruise ship and were treated very well. Food was pretty good and waiter was friendly and informed.
Michael D. Oklahoma

2.5 stars.



The food here is hit or miss. Some entrees are really delicious like the southern whole fried fish and the fresh catch with the garden pesto sauce. That pesto sauce is delicious. Their biscuits and iron skillet mussels are good. Their fish and chips and shrimp and grits were mediocre.



This restaurant gets busy on the weekends so I would suggest having a reservation. It's loud and the dining is casual. Service was good every time I've been here.



Parking is weird, there is a small private lot (15-20 cars max) that's a one way. So you drive in to look for a spot, then find nothing and you have to reverse your car to get out.... that's if there are no cars behind you.

Good food and waterfront views.

It was a cold day and freezing inside. I was surprised that they did have it more comfortable being so cold out. Food was just ok. It was my first time. I wasn't that impressed sorry

I live in Charleston, and my husband works at Fleet Landing. I get to try all sorts of different menu items. Most of them I love, they get very busy at times and they all are hard workers, from the kitchen, wait staff and mgrs as well. Have patience and try the food. You will love Fleet Landing as much as they do. Oh try the seafood pasta or the fish or the fried green tomato stack w/ the shellfish sauce. Enjoy!

This restaurant is a new use of an old military building used to house supplies during WW2. The cusine has a lean toward seafood. The atmosphere is nice and service very good, worth a visit when in the area.