Today was my very first time visiting this restaurant, and I have to say--I absolutely loved it!…read moreI've been wanting to try it for a while since I'm often nearby doing freelance makeup work at Wildcraft, and it did not disappoint. The food was fantastic, and the customer service was truly exceptional. I ordered the breakfast special with eggs, sausage, and fried potatoes, and everything was cooked perfectly. I also treated myself to a slice of French toast on the side, which was absolutely delicious. I can't say enough good things about this charming little spot. I'll definitely be coming back again in the future!

2-25-26 Wednesday 11:30 am…read more Cup French Onion Soup-no cheese or croutons Sweet Potato Benedict 1-Blueberry & Choc Chip Pancake Ala Carte Wow!!! What a great place to get a Benedict in the middle of the week!!! The restaurant is so CUTE!!! You know you're in for a treat, when you have to wait a few minutes to wait for a table-always a good sign in Charleston. Spoiler Alert-no alcoholic beverages. I yanked my back out and was looking forward to having a Bloody to go with my ibuprofen. Denied. I had the most delightful server, Caroline, who set me up for success with my order. I had selections in mind and she recommended them when I asked her what was good. The French Onion soup had an interesting seasoning profile that I could not place-but it was very good-no cheese or croutons, so maybe it should be onion soup instead. I loved the spin on the Benedict with a sweet potato roll, the eggs were perfectly over medium and the home fries were on time!!! I added one pancake to eat for dessert...totally get this if you love chocolate chips and blueberries, as both were generously added. Add the syrup as it would be like buying the ticket and not getting on the ride. I felt the charges were in line with other diners in the area. Whew! I need a nap now!!!

Went with old faithful, the Kale Chicken Caesar salad which was delicious as always! Two mistakes…read morethough. I placed the order for dine in and it was in a to go box. When I went to take it out of the bag, the lid on my salad wasn't secured which could have resulted in a huge mess. Secondly, the blonde woman who called my name, Jacqueline, kept saying Jack a leen, so to be sure I said "Is this a Kale Caesar Salad for Jacqueline?" Her response was that's a really weird way to spell Jacqueline. I've never met an employee at Alcove or anywhere else in Charleston who was that rude and clueless!

Great outdoor seating…read more Fried chicken sandwhich not good. Definitely frozen chicken they just heat up. I wish restaurants would take pride in their work.

Wow *insert vibes here* because what a fantastic place. All I could think of is the families that…read morelived in this old southern gem of a home many years ago and how lucky we are to experience it now as this quaint little market! I ordered the prosciutto breakfast sandwich. It was definitely the most unique breakfast sandwich I've ever had and also one of the BEST. The focaccia bread was outstanding and paired well with the Calabrian chili mayo sauce. I would absolutely come back here just to get this sandwich again. Definitely check this place out if you're looking for an "out of the ordinary" experience :)

First time visiting Odd Duck Market. I met someone for coffee…read more Let me start with how beautiful this vintage house is beautiful!!! So many little rooms with seating options, little goodies, and more. You walk in and there is an ordering station. I really could not decide what I wanted because everything looked so good, but I decided on an iced coffee and a chocolate croissant. The lady behind the counter asked if I wanted it warmed, and oh yes, I am glad I did. it delish. You get a little table number for the food, and they will bring it to your table. We decided to sit outside in the back, where there are sunny and shady tables, and also a kids area to play. The chocolate croissant and iced coffee were so tasty. I will be back to try more items. Happy I tried this place.

If you saw my review of Jack of Cups then you should know this review is going to be just as good…read more I was fortunate to go in right when they first opened to try the curry biscuits and gravy (please bring this back!) that is a favorite to this day. My go-tos are the biscuits with cheese, the harissa Caesar salad, or poblano pasta salad. The staff is incredible and I absolutely love the atmosphere. It's the perfect spot for brunch with the girls or to work on a laptop solo for a little bit.

They close at 3pm and we came in around 2pm, hoping it wouldn't be too close to closing. We were…read morethe only patrons when we arrived and the barista/server/person taking the orders greeted us when we came in and was very friendly. She explained the specials, noting what they were out of, etc. I had it narrowed down to 2 options and she provided her opinion, so I landed on the Pork y Pickle with a side of chips (which you can pay to upgrade to another side, if you'd like) and an iced brown sugar latte. I really liked the vibe of the place - fun decor, not your average/typical plain & simple - it had it's own personality, which I really appreciated. It's not a big space, but they have a few tables and a several spaces for bar type seating - most seating is raised, just FYI in case that matters to you. The pork sandwich ended up being a little bit of a sloppy mess, but in a good way. It had a great flavor, was a good sized portion, and definitely didn't leave me hungry. It came with BBQ on the side in case you didn't want it. Definitely a tasty option. My iced latte - not sure if I just didn't dig the flavor of the syrup or what, but it was just ok - wouldn't necessarily go back for that alone, but I would certainly go back to try some more of the food items, which all sounded yummy, It's a cool spot, with an interesting menu - you should check it out!

Solid spot that I feel like more people should know about. I had the Intakian sandwich and it hit,…read morereally good flavor and super satisfying without being over the top. Honestly I'm always a little surprised it's not busier when I go in. It's one of those places that's consistently good and easy to come back to. Also a fan of their daily specials, especially the drink specials. Nice little touch that keeps things interesting if you go more than once. Overall just a solid, reliable spot I'll keep coming back to.

First time --ordered Cobb salad. It was a large portion,…read morewhich was great. It had mashed avocado instead of sliced, prefer freshly sliced avocado. There was.a lot of chicken breast and tomato. The dressing was good also. It was a simple not seasoned salad, the chicken had no seasoning, which is best for my health. Bottom line it was a good salad and a really good portion.

The service here is phenomenal. From the moment I walked in Francis was amazing and super helpful…read more Recommended the Lattes Favorite cookie with Oat and it was a great pick me up for an early morning. Ambience is great, super chill even though they were extremely busy...super hard to find parking that we just ended up parking on the street (free). We were a tad hungry by the time our food came out so we failed to take pictures lol. But the Cali bowl was by far our favorite out of 4 that we tried. The next best was the bodega classic with chorizo and the other bodega classic with bacon was just as good. Finally we had the diner club which was your regular club sandwich. All in all we would definitely come back!

Bodega is a great spot for breakfast in Charleston. My only gripe is having to order at the…read morecounter, which feels odd since they still bring the food to your table. Other than that, the food is very good. I highly recommend it for breakfast.

Some mornings you need a quiet, cozy place to sip your coffee and enjoy a great breakfast and Daps…read morefits that bill to a tee. Nestled in a small older home it has a very laid-back atmosphere. You could drag yourself out of bed and with your dog saunter in here and fit right in. We started with mimosas that are hand squeezed right at the bar. It was interesting to see what a difference fresh squeezed really enhanced the flavor. The standard Hash has great Waffle House vibes which is a good thing. The potatoes are fresh, the cheese sauce blends in providing a nice binding agent and the onion to potato ratio is just about perfect! The breakfast burrito is one of their most popular items and I could see why. Served West Coast style it has potato, chorizo gravy, eggs, and cheese sauce with a hatch chili sauce on the side. It is just the right size, filling but not too much to eat. The ingredients are super fresh and that Hatch Chili sauce is mandated for maximum tastiness. The Fruity Pebble pancakes will transport you back to your childhood with a generous pancake topped with the sugary cereal. It is sweet and decadent. The Cinnamon Toast Crunch sticky bun is the stuff of sweet dreams! Brown butter maple glaze, Hawaiian roll, mint cream and of course lots of crunchy toast crunch cereal. It will make you smile with every bite. But if you want to reach Nirvana, take it home, heat it up in the microwave and add a nice dollop of vanilla ice cream! It will send into sugary bliss. Service was excellent and it was a place that just makes you feel at home. A must breakfast try if you haven't already!

+1 for good service and +1 for allowing furry friends. I haven't been let down by a Yelp pick in a…read moreminute, but this one does it. It's overrated. They command a high price for food that's not even served on a plate. It's served on a tray with butcher's paper as if it were from a BBQ joint. They do this for their hash, eggs, pancakes and I'm assuming everything else. No silverware to eat your food with either, just plastic. No table service, it's all self serve except for when they bring the food out. Not even mugs for the espresso or drip coffee. It's served in paper cups, even if you dine in. For reals. All this for when other nearby places offer silverware and table service for a similar caliber? I don't know, this one left a lot to be desired. The burrito was more of an egg and hash brown burrito with a light cheese roux that had the essence of chorizo. It's like having a LaCroix except it's an even bigger letdown. Vibes were alright. Again, about the only standout was the great service and dogs being welcomed. I'd pass on this in the future, unfortunately the nice folks up front can't carry the rest of the shortfalls.

Today while in Charleston, at Sunrise Bistro Mount Pleasant, I had the open‑faced Three Little Pigs…read moreomelette. I can't lie--I was a bit skeptical when I saw "open‑faced," but once it came out and I tried it, all of my skepticism disappeared. It was the best omelette I've ever had, loaded with cheese, sausage, ham, and bacon (hence the three little pigs). I highly recommend this place if you're in Charleston. The coffee is all‑you‑can‑drink for about $4, and the Bear Claw Coffee flavor is honestly the best ever. Don't walk here--run here.

My husband and I went to the Sunrise Bistro today for breakfast/lunch. We were greeted with a…read moresmile from the hostess/waitress. She never introduced herself to tell us her name. She proceeded to take us to our table and pointed in a corner to the "coffee bar". Code for "get your own coffee cuz I'm too busy to get it for you". That shocks me this establishment would have that sort of set up with the number of elderly peeps in the Charleston area. While we were there, a wheelchair bound individual was dining. Do you think she appreciated the "coffee bar"? My husband ordered a farmhouse omelet with a side of bacon. I had the bacon-chorizo eggs benedict. Both were very good. I was disappointed that the spinach and tomatoes that topped the benedict were not sauteed-they were raw. It was still a good dish. The highlight was the cup of fruit I ordered. I don't know if it was just cuz I've been stuck in Ohio without "good fruit", but it was freaking yummy. It was a combo of blueberries, blk raspberries, kiwi, fresh pineapple, strawberries, and an orange slice! All tasty. I had to chuckle to myself while eating. The wall adjacent to where we were eating had some "black board" messages on it. One of the postings was to rent the room area for your next party. As I sat eating my lunch, I noticed that every ceiling tile was sagging horribly from the ceiling and many were stained. Do restaurant owners not realize that ceiling tiles are pretty darn cheap?? These could be changed easily after hours. This place in particular closes at 3 pm. All in all, our lunch was very good, but some details of the operations and ambience detracted from a 5 star review.