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Restaurant market guides in South Carolina.

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Explore Restaurant Revenue Incubator’s operator-focused guides to the 50 largest South Carolina markets. Each guide combines official U.S. Census market context with practical cost, sales, technology and retention priorities.

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Restaurant consulting markets in South Carolina

  1. Charleston restaurant market Population 154,338
  2. Columbia restaurant market Population 139,643
  3. North Charleston restaurant market Population 119,913
  4. Mount Pleasant restaurant market Population 93,993
  5. Rock Hill restaurant market Population 75,259
  6. Greenville restaurant market Population 72,935
  7. Summerville restaurant market Population 51,654
  8. Goose Creek restaurant market Population 48,078
  9. Sumter restaurant market Population 43,053
  10. Greer restaurant market Population 41,536
  11. Florence restaurant market Population 40,408
  12. Spartanburg restaurant market Population 38,910
  13. Myrtle Beach restaurant market Population 38,371
  14. Hilton Head Island restaurant market Population 37,911
  15. Bluffton restaurant market Population 33,157
  16. Aiken restaurant market Population 32,521
  17. Fort Mill restaurant market Population 30,775
  18. Anderson restaurant market Population 30,051
  19. Conway restaurant market Population 27,263
  20. Mauldin restaurant market Population 27,055
  21. Carolina Forest restaurant market Population 26,263
  22. Simpsonville restaurant market Population 26,144
  23. North Augusta restaurant market Population 25,653
  24. Easley restaurant market Population 24,841
  25. Lexington restaurant market Population 24,585
  26. Taylors restaurant market Population 24,505
  27. Socastee restaurant market Population 23,796
  28. Greenwood restaurant market Population 22,536
  29. Hanahan restaurant market Population 21,452
  30. Wade Hampton restaurant market Population 20,898
  31. St. Andrews restaurant market Population 19,868
  32. North Myrtle Beach restaurant market Population 19,855
  33. Five Forks restaurant market Population 18,656
  34. Clemson restaurant market Population 18,072
  35. West Columbia restaurant market Population 17,963
  36. Berea restaurant market Population 16,862
  37. Ladson restaurant market Population 16,140
  38. Lake Wylie restaurant market Population 16,006
  39. Seven Oaks restaurant market Population 15,921
  40. Red Hill restaurant market Population 15,920
  41. Port Royal restaurant market Population 15,579
  42. Moncks Corner restaurant market Population 15,485
  43. Gantt restaurant market Population 15,401
  44. Dentsville restaurant market Population 15,209
  45. Beaufort restaurant market Population 13,747
  46. Cayce restaurant market Population 13,741
  47. Tega Cay restaurant market Population 13,615
  48. Orangeburg restaurant market Population 13,253
  49. Boiling Springs restaurant market Population 12,936
  50. Parker restaurant market Population 12,898

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Sources: U.S. Census Bureau 2024 ACS 5-year table B01003, 2026 Gazetteer Files, and 2022 Economic Census EC2272BASIC (NAICS 7225). Image licensing and attribution appear with each image. Last verified September 22, 2026.

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