Downtown Charleston's best outdoor dining spots (updated)

Update: Charleston Scene has put out a list of their 17 favorite outdoor dining spots in various parts of town -- it may not be comprehensive or have a map, but it has nice descriptions.

Take a read here.

Main story: So you're looking for a spot to grab a meal and a scenic view in Charleston? Try this map and list out.

• Juanita Greenberg's Nacho Royale has a great covered and uncovered outdoor seating. They're at 439 King Street.
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  Fleet Landing front
• Fleet Landing has a great spot on the water next to the Waterfront Park. They're at 186 Concord Street. (pictured to the right)
• The Blind Tiger is lacking in shad but makes up for it with it's courtyard located in the ruins of a burned down building. They're at 36 Broad Street.
• Monza also has a small, quaint patio in the back. They're at 451 King Street.
• Rue de Jean has a nice covered patio along a quaint alley. They're at 39 John Street.
• Kudu Coffee House has a great outside patio. They're at 4 Vanderhorst Street.
• The Mills House has a nice outdoor patio with fountain. They're at 115 Meeting Street.
• 82 Queen has an absolutely great courtyard, but the prices are a bit lofty. It's at, um, 82 Queen.
• The Charleston Grill has a great courtyard inside the Charleston Place -- again, a bit steep in price. They're at 224 King Street.
• And let's not forget Salty Mike's Deck Bar which has view that rivals Fleet Landing and has more of a bar feel. It's at 17 Lockwood (Yes, that's downside: You have to traverse Lockwood). 
• Want more? Well here's a community-powered map of Charleston's outdoor dining spots.

Got comments or more spots? Let us know in the comments or add them to the map.