Clifton was entertaining and informative! Great seafood and service. Stopped there for lunch and…read morewould go back!

Best fish I have had this year Clifton was amazing one of the best servers I have ever had and they…read morefried my fish skin and it was amazin!!

Marty's Place on Wentworth Street at the College of Charleston is a great place to for quality and…read morefresh kosher, vegan, and vegetarian food. I like all of the different options that they have available on their menu on a given day and it is very convenient to get your order to go or eat it there very quickly. The staff here works really hard and delivers a really good experience every time.

Very Respectful, Feels like new but old school dinner no some of the issues are the lines are long…read moreit takes a good couple of minutes for food to be made and the computers tell you how to order but they don't give you any instructions on how to to use cougar card correctly since they're are differences between the cougar card options other than having a confusing menu system and people forgetting to make the food . The food here looks and tastes way better than the other two food halls. The atmosphere is beautiful and music is at night volume to where you can here them shouting numbers so it as an amazing feel of old school dinner with clean new floors and modern celling and amazing Charleston theming .

Wow so tasty!!!! We had a 5:15 reservation and it was bright and airy in there. We got placed at…read moretable 25, which is right next to the fireplace (unlit), but we had the perk of the mantel to leave a menu for more. Garden Party cocktail -- yum!!! Not spicy, but good flavor. Scallop dumplings -- if I was at home, I'd bring the bowl to my mouth and drink the remaining sauce. Pastrami -- fell apart in your mouth. So good! Tilefish -- wow. The corn mash and miso sauce paired with it 11/10. Potatoes were candied and had a great popcorn rice to top it off. Soo good!! While we had a fabulous experience at FIG last night, I know there is a lot out there highlighting both. If you're torn between the two, hopefully this helps... think of FIG as more dark, moody, white table cloths, fine dining, a lot of seafood options. Husk is more bright, more casual while still remaining nice, more meat options here. Both fabulous, just depends what you're looking for! Bathroom was clean and well kept, which I think says a lot about a restaurant.

Decided to celebrate our anniversary in Charleston, and landed at Husk- conveniently located across…read morethe street from our hotel. So many fine dining establishments to choose from in town, and we were not disappointed with our choice. We were led up a flight of steps and out onto a cute balcony with about 6 tables. Our server was friendly and attentive. We started with cocktails and wine, then opted for the collard cabbage pancake topped with crabmeat, scallions and jalapenos. We've eaten collards many different ways- but this was a fun preparation. Very tasty! We ordered the rabbit sausage and corn dish which was amazingly different and the brisket topped with a bbq and peppercorn glaze and potato salad, which were both also very good! Highly recommend checking out their menu.

Went here on our first night on a recommendation and was absolutely delighted with the food,…read moreambiance and waitstaff. After spending a week in Charleston and trying several highly recommended restaurants, I honestly think this first seafood meal was the best!! We each had a fish dinner and shared a dessert, which all was very delicious! Being from Texas, we laughed at the size of the Diet Coke offered as a dinner drink!! Overall, an excellent dinner!!

We had a wonderful experience at The Ordinary, which is anything but Ordinary. The hostess was…read morewelcoming and accommodating. When I first entered I told her I had made the mistake of choosing "outdoor patio" for our reservation (90% humidity) which she told me "not problem, we went ahead and got you an indoor table", AMAZING. My husband got the Coastal Cola (like drinking a Coca Cola while eating boiled peanuts...really, and it's amazing). For dinner we split the following Tier 1 Tower - The oysters were fresh, the smoked amberjack pate was clean and filling, and the peel and eat shrimp were flavorful. For my husband's second beverage he ordered a "Loaded Hamms" (not on the menu but they'll know) with their homemade hot sauce. Smoked Bird Island Oysters - OMG it was so simple yet so flavorful and fresh. They make their own hot sauce which is very flavorful with a touch of spice. We loved it. Charcoal Grilled Royal Reds - The eggplant puree with like a Baba ghanoush but with a little more flavor and pizazz. The shrimps were so tender and again flavorful. For desert we split the corn ice cream with blackberry jam and graham cracker crumbles. It was amazing. We highly recommend "The Ordinary"; the food was phenomenal and the service was exceptional.

Just had the BEST cookie, now I need a HUG! Praline cookie…read moreOMG. The girl serving me at the counter agreed with my choice saying it was her favorite also. Others in my group loved their Gluten Free choices. Such a neat place. Talk about a LARGE SELECTION of cookies. Good luck deciding on your favorite Went downtown today to visit some shops and also enjoy Second Sunday on King St. What a great day!

Great service and cookies. The owner is amazing and so helpful. Will definitely be coming back next…read moretime im in Charleston. Dog is also super cute.

You will actually be dining in a restored church-like environment here-- large dining room with…read morelots of seating, beautiful stain glass windows and a superbly large bar. The bar alone spans the length of the dining room. Make sure to order the coffee ~ the SC roaster is called Mozza ~ based In Spartanburg SC. They serve the beverage in a large mug so you will be good for a while -- just sit back, relax and savor. For larger groups there are several community tables. Church and Union is in a wonderful location as welll~ just across from the open air city market and steps from the waterfront. The Servers are friendly and efficient and aim to please. Note* ~ this restaurant does tack on a kitchen fee....so be prepared ~ in my case : $41.00 bill+ $1.80 KF.

We went to Church and Union for lunch after a morning horse and carriage tour. I was starved after…read morea small breakfast and was glad that this was right around the corner. The inside is beautiful. I'm glad we got sit on the side with the huge ceilings and enormous stained glass. Our bartender was fantastic and very friendly. We sat at the bar because we had no reservations. We both ordered the fried chicken sandwich - it was a brunch menu for the Labor Day holiday. I was so hungry I forgot to take a picture of the food, but it was good. The chicken was a boneless chicken thigh, the batter was good, and the home fries were even better. I also had a mimosa (because it was 5'o clock somewhere) and my partner had a latte which was tasty and came with a small pirouline cookie. Beautiful surroundings right across from the Market.

A high class joint; you can feel it as soon as you walk through the door. This is one of those…read moreplaces with a small limited menu, but the quality is top-notch! My husband and I sat at the tiny bar and shared steak tartare and the ricotta gnocchi. I was surprised the tartare did not come with a dipping vessel (no bread/chips, etc) but that's ok as it was still excellent. As were the gnocchi; I could have eaten 100 of them! And the dirty green tomato martini!! This has to be one of the best dirty martinis in Charleston. I would come back just to get this drink again, that's how good it is! Definitely check this place out for a fancy dinner ;)

The Grocery is on Upper King, where James Beard-nominated Chef Kevin Johnson's seasonally inspired…read moremenu celebrates fresh, local Lowcountry ingredients. Every dish was beautifully prepared and full of summer flavors. Our waitress was so kind to go over the options with us and really describe what each dish or drink was like. We went earlier in the evening so it was a little more quiet. Which we like. It does get busier as the night goes on. What we ordered: Cool & The Lamb (I made it NA) - V0dka, Cucumber Cordial, Lambrusco Float Green Room Spritz (I made it NA) - High Wire V0dka, Basil, Mint, Lemon, Cava Shirley Temple Sourdough Boule - Whipped Butter, Maldon Salt Wood Roasted Peaches - Tasso Ham, Shishito Pepper, Goat Cheese, Spiced Pecan Granola Mafaldine & Crab - Lemon, Parsley, Shallot & Calabrian Chili Butter, Benne Crumb Tile Fish (Market Fish) - Potato Crusted, Tomato & Coconut Broth, Fire Roasted Corn Salad Lowcountry Seafood Pilau - Charlest0n Gold Rice, Field Peas, Shrimp, Clams, Crispy Fish And don't sleep on the Happy Hour with $6-$8 appetizers, and $14.50-$16 pastas. Make sure to add this one to your list!

here for an anniversary dinner in an upscale, but not stuffy, restaurant. graze offers a varied…read moremenu, specials, and excellent service. it is reasonably quiet, but by no means dead in vibe.....meaning you can carry on a conversation. I love well prepared fresh calamari....and in my experience their calamari fries are unique. The entres we ordered were both very good. Recommend you order a salad or small plate AP as the entre will take a few minutes to prepare correctly. Make reservations. Completely recommend Graxe

nice quiet dinner with my daughter. i was so looking…read moreforward to the calamari fries!!! never more....but by special request ... bring them back!! pretty please!! at least i can have the wonderful fried oysters, which were awesome!!i also ordered green apple cauliflower soup & an arugula salad. kristen had the swordfish. chocolate covered-chocolate & vanilla gelato with almonds & a cherry for dessert. all very good.

Such great Georgian (and Polish and Belarusian and related East European) delicacies…read more Appetisers and salads are great, walnut dressing is delicious. The Khachapuri are delicious and served piping hot. I dream about their eggplant appetiser with walnut sauce. Service is always quick and friendly and the restaurant is an adorable nook inside the grocery and wine shop. The deli counter and frozen and fresh deli goods are amazing.

Euro Foods Bakery & Cafe was sadly a very negative experience for us. We purchased the homemade…read morefrozen kielbasa, which was recommended by the woman working there as the best! We found it to be lacking in flavor and were disappointed with how bland it was. After mentioning that I'm of Polish and Russian descent, she told me she was of Russian descent and recommended the German sausage as well. Weird! I was hoping for a warmer and more helpful interaction, but found the service to be rather cold and unwelcoming. My grandmother would be so disheartened! My grandmother made the best kielbasa, so I have a pretty high standard when it comes to kielbasa. I couldn't help but think she would have been disappointed by both the kielbasa and the overall experience. People have raved about this place to us! The highlights were definitely the sauerkraut, onions and garlic, along with the Kosiuzcko mustard and the roll, which I purchased elsewhere. Those were delicious and made the meal much more enjoyable! I truly wanted to love this place, but it didn't live up to my expectations AT ALL! YUCK!

Food was delicious! They accommodated a large party flawlessly and our waitress was fantastic. The…read morehistory and long standing traditions were an amazing surprise.

This place was ABSOLUTELY phenomenal. We made reservations and were escorted upstairs by a very…read morefriendly hostess. The waitress was wonderful as well. So personable and informative. The food and drinks were so tasty. We had the ocean roll, swordfish (hubby), Spaghetti cacio e pepe (me) 2 gin drinks, 1 beer, 1 espresso and a s'mores dessert.. Everything was delightful and delicious!! The manager even came out and chatted with us . Amazing place!!!