Discover Community Crafthouse & Crafthouse North: Mount Pleasant’s Newest Craft Beer Destinations
Nestled in the heart of the Charleston area, the Community Crafthouse and its sister concept, Crafthouse North, offer locals and visitors a warm, inviting place to gather, enjoy thoughtfully curated craft beverages, and savor delicious bites. Whether you’re a beer aficionado, sushi lover, or just hunting for a neighborhood hangout, these spots check all the boxes.
About Community Crafthouse (Daniel Island)
• Community-Driven Roots: Founded by a group of craft beer–loving friends, the original Community Crafthouse was born from a passion for bringing people together over great drinks in a welcoming setting.
• What to Expect: Located at 1049 Point Hope Parkway Suite B in Charleston, it’s the embodiment of that “neighborhood watering hole” dream.
• Beverage Lineup: Expect variety—rotating local brews, award-winning beers like the pineapple-hinted “Aloha Beaches Wheat Beer,” and creative selections across styles.
• Food Partnerships: Partnered with Max Sushi, it serves raw and cooked sushi, poke bowls, gyoza, bar food and plans to explore bento box options.
https://www.communitycrafthouse.com
Spotlight on Crafthouse North (Mount Pleasant)
• Expansion Story: Spearheaded by Tessa and Todd Miller (she’s the former bar manager at Indigo Reef Brewing Co.), Crafthouse North brings their recipe for community and craft to North Mount Pleasant.
• Prime Location: It sits at 901 Warrior Way, Suite 101, in Carolina Park—a bright, walkable spot that’s quickly become a local favorite.
• Ambiance & Design: Spanning roughly 1,700 sq ft, the venue boasts industrial-chic decor, seating for about 60 inside, and a cozy covered patio—complete with 8 TVs for watching games or events.
• Beverage Innovations: Offers 12 rotating draft beers, draft wine, frozen cocktails, and an innovative bottom-up dispensing system. A notable variety of canned beers and frosé adds to the fun.
• Food Partnerships: Partnered with Max Sushi, it serves raw and cooked sushi, ramen, poke bowls, gyoza, bar food—and plans to explore bento box options.
• Community & Family Focus: Positioned near Wando High School, the venue caters to families and students. Expect cornhole, a family-friendly vibe, and even hiring of local high schoolers as food runners.
• Now Open: Officially opened in May 2025—bringing a fresh, vibrant energy to North Mount Pleasant.