HAPPY ST PADDYS DAY Great service. Great food. Decent Paddy…read morecrowd. Delicious Shepherds Pie & Corned Beef n Cabbage. Sorry no good pics ate it way too fast! Rueben Sammy with a side of Cabbage vs fries to go!! Cold day calls for Coffee & a shot of Baileys!!

Great place to watch the soccer games. MFM is going for a divey bar feel but has some decent wings,…read morepeppy bartenders, and a "come as you are" (in a great way) crowd. We got there early, grabbed a high top, ordered from the bar, and always waited less than 15 minutes. We appreciate MFM's vibe, outdoor seating, and all their TVs.

I'm a huge fan of Accent On Wine. I've been coming to this location since they opened and honestly…read morethought I'd already written a review. The major thing I love about this location is that it's in an artsy area. It's in the heart of Park Circle and it's a very vibrant area with restaurants, bars, breweries, unique stores, and of course Wine bars. It's a walkable neighborhood, with ample parking, pet- friendly, LGBTQIA+ friendly, and all around pleasant vibes. My friends and I love to go to tastings and it's so reasonably priced and there's always something new for us to try. There food menu is plentiful and their selections are tasty. The service is always pleasant and it's a very laid-back environment.

Delicious charcuterie and cheese plate, great selection. Great wine selection as well, chill cozy…read moreatmosphere and had a larger room in the back for parties.

Three years ago my family and I would have Sunday lunch at Whiskey Run. We always enjoyed the food,…read moreservice & atmosphere. Now, I wouldn't go there on a Sunday afternoon if the food was free. Management seems to be attracting a different type of cliental. No longer a place for decent family folks. When I say family I don't mean children. I was going there with my college age grandchildren.

Good spot for a drink and bar food. Stopped in with friends after an evening of events. Wings &…read moretots were good. Drinks were on point. There wasn't a server for the tables, so everyone had to order from the bar. We sat at the bar for convenience. They have 1 or 2 pool tables and a basketball game in an area to the side. There is also outside seating. I believe they have karaoke one night a week.

Amazing service, great golf, great people. I love this place. The Wescott team is greatread more

Excellent food! Excellent service! The only downfall is it is very loud even with just 3-4…read morepeople. All hard surfaces and echos.

Moving back to Charleston after 25 years or so means that while I'm a native, I'm also a "newbie…read moreaka noob" at the same time. However, to look at it in a positive light, I get to explore the area while somewhat knowing the "lay of the land," so to speak. Thus, when my uncle came up from Jacksonville and asked where we could go for a couple glasses of wine I had no clue, thus asking google. The place that I really liked was Accent on Wine. When I first pulled off Dorchester Rd, I thought I had bad directions b/c there wasn't much that set it apart - ie curb appeal from a distance. That all changed opening the door! Walking in the first thing you'll notice is the compact yet quaint wine selection. I love this type of atmosphere as appeals to my snobbish wine nature. The tables and floors are rustic, gleaming with multifunctional utilization that were obtained from an estate sale in the far country. The ceiling is a hybrid of open and closed exposure, being tastefully yet frugally composed. Decore is minimal yet tasteful yielding it's way to open white wall space. It's very tastefully thought out. Finally, as a lover of all things 80s, the music was spot on. Adam Ant, Depeche Mode and Flock of Seagulls really created an upbeat ambiance. I sat down then after watching other patrons I realized that ordering beverages and/or food meant you have to go to the bar offset on the right. No problem as I'm willing to engage in a new experience. Talking with the very nice bartender, it's set up this way to have the limited staff focus on important items like slinging suds or grapes and not inconvenienced with the complexities of life such as WALKING. I joke and I have no problem with the setup. Again, I want to reiterate the staff here are excellent; knowledgably in the menu and being able to engage in bar talk. If one were to consider Cheers as a reference point: the good attributes of Sam, Cliff and Norm mixed into two people. I literally just came from eating at La Minerva and while I would have loved to sample their menu I wasn't hungry. However, I did opt for a glass of wine. As stated before I love wines and more specifically red wines from either Bourdeau, Burgendy or Rhone and "son on a gun" they had a Cote-du-Rhone Villages 2022. To fill you guys in, I just moved from Austin TX and almost no where I went could you buy a French red wine by the glass, so pardon my elation! The wine was really good with a balance of black current, cherry and licorice while slowly melding on the tongue, rounding out the experience to a smooth landing. Not pretentious, not overpowering just a mellow experience while having enough tannis to poke you if you wanted to forget. Overall, I love this joint, my style of low-key, sophistication, supply of items I like and while there weren't many people there, the vibe was a mixture of life: whether it's sitting and relaxing or a more energetic affair. I'm extremely curious what the atmosphere is like in terms of more people hanging out and also the food. Today call me Arnold b/c "I'll be back...."

I have been to this location twice to enjoy live music and enjoy a relaxing evening. The bartender…read moreis always quite attentive which I really appreciate, the service is prompt. While they offer an assortment of wines as well as weekly wine tastings, my go to cocktail at this location is that Bellini, I enjoy the way they prepare it. They offer small bites/plates that are the perfect size to snack on and I found my flat bread to be really good. The parking at this location is literally right in the front of the building which is very convenient. I would return.

We ate barbecue next-door and wanted to hang out for a bit in the amazing outdoor area. Upon…read moreentering, there was a refrigerator as well as shelves with quite a variety of beverages. My husband snagged a Noble cider and I Grabbed a Walker Brothers kombucha. Both of these are brands that we have had before. However, they have more obscure brands as well. Our friends both had beverages that were on tap and enjoyed them. I like that you can sit inside or outside, and several families were parking in the lot and bringing their kids in to run around. On the way out, we noticed that there were a handful of board games in the entrance area. We would definitely come back!

What a great place for a beer or cider in West Ashley! Although this spot is close to our house, we…read moreseem to forget about it, and then remember how great it is when we visit again. They have rotating beer, wine, and cider on tap, plus a big selection of bottles and cans, too. What looks like Anne unassuming dive spot from the road, it is actually a nice interior with a huge outdoor space with tables and benches and a covered area that is shaded. Both the inside and the outside are welcoming and work for small conversations or groups. They often have a food truck on site, which is nice. The service has always been prompt and courteous, as all the fellow customers. We are lucky to have this place in West Ashley and Hope others will stop by and enjoy it.

Quaint spot for a beer/wine, food truck and the service was very nice…read more We enjoyed our time.

What a cute hidden gem for a great beer. They have a lot of IPA options but in checking out their…read morelist of beer I came across "EL RAYO" a Tequila Barrel-aged Margarita Sour which was sounded crazy but was surprisingly very delicious. The beertender was very nice as well. I can definitely see myself frequenting this place, especially if they have that Margarita sour on the menu.

This location was on my radar for a few months so I was very excited to check it out. I love the…read morelowkey relaxing vibes outside. Great live music, awesome selection of alcoholic and nonalcoholic drinks, as well as a food truck was onsite. The staff were so friendly and gave great recommendations. There are different events happen monthly so I cannot wait to check this spot out again very soon!

I visited Bolts and Brews for a group run 5K…read more When I drove up, I never suspected that I could get a mimosa, wine, or beer at a hardware store. The hardware store even has a post office inside, so it's truly a one-stop-shop here. The outdoor area is gorgeous and filled with plants- and the plants are also for sale. I'm sure some customers spend a good bit on making their yards beautiful after a few beers. There's ample seating, with tons of chairs, small tables for groups of 2-3, and picnic tables. A food truck was there serving smash burgers, and I believe they have a rotation of food trucks since they don't serve food. Bolts and Brews is limited to beer and wine (no liquor), but you'll find plenty to drink. Draft beers are limited but marked on the menu. Many of the beers are canned, and you'll find local favorite breweries (Edmunds Oast, Snafu, Holy City) as well as a lot of beers from breweries in other states. This is the beauty of being mostly a canned beer spot. They also do flights of mimosas and at the time, offered a full six flavors of mimosa. I had a mimosa with a mixture of peach and mango juice, which the friendly beer-tender recommended. It was a good pour for only $6 and hit the spot after a VERY hot 5K in one of the neighborhoods nearby. You can grab a beer here after buying plants or shopping in the hardware store- and folks do- but Bolts and Brews is also a destination with comedy nights, bingo (the prizes are plants), sip and paint night, and live music on Fridays. The folks who manage this spot have really transformed it from a hardware store to a place where the community can gather. If Fleet Feet hadn't co-hosted the fun run/walk 5K with them, I wouldn't have known about Bolts and Brews, but I'm glad I do. If I lived closer, I'd be a regular here.