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Frank & Jack’s, a new restaurant and event space, is coming to Mount Pleasant

Frank & Jack’s will be nestled on two acres just off Highway 17, and the space will feature a standalone ice cream shack.

This image depicts a modern, green building with a sloped roof and large glass windows. The sign reads “Frank & Jack’s.” The structure features vertical siding and prominent lighting. Landscaping includes ornamental grasses and purple flowers. Two people stand near the entrance, and a car is parked nearby.

The new concept will be located near Abide A While Garden Boutique in Mount Pleasant.

Photo provided by Byrdhouse PR

Late this summer, Mount Pleasant will welcome Frank & Jack’s, a new restaurant and event space featuring ample outdoor space, a live music stage, a walk-up bar, and a standalone ice cream shack.

Sitting on two acres just off Highway 17 on Ira Road, this family-friendly destination will aim to blend Chef Jonathan Rohland’s nostalgic dishes, a building with a modern design, and a large indoor-outdoor dining space.

Frank & Jack’s is the first restaurant concept from High Tide Provisions, a local hospitality company. The goal? To create a space where people come together to make memories. As Stephanie Samuels, Project Leader at High Tide Provisions, shared in a press release, “Frank & Jack’s is more than just a restaurant — it’s a celebration of community.”

Stay tuned — once open, the spot will offer a daily service for lunch, dinner, and weekend brunch.

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