EATING BRUNCH IN EAST COOPER Story by Denise K. James and Cullen Murray-Kemp.


Early Birds


as well, and we’re holding our own with some gorgeous views, custom cocktails and yummy menus. When writer Cullen Murray-Kemp and I decided to go on a brunch- ing spree and find out what a few of our own restaurants


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ROUND THE LOWCOUNTRY, people like brunch. Maybe we’re morning people – or maybe we aren’t and we just fake it to get some fried potatoes and champagne in our diet. And it’s not just on the peninsula; East Cooper is on the brunch train


had to offer, we weren’t disappointed. I guess you could say we were excited – and very full.


MORGAN CREEK GRILL Denise: Our first stop was Morgan Creek Grill, home of an insanely good build-your-own bloody mary bar. Cullen fixed a drink, while I could hardly take my eyes off the view of the Isle of Palms marina; it’s the perfect spot to impress your friends who are visiting from landlocked states. Out of the assortment of classic but jazzed dishes (shrimp and grits, huevos rancheros and a crab cake


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