A must-try for donut lovers who enjoy variety and creativity!…read more I ordered through Uber Eats so I can't speak to the service or ambiance but the donuts tasted fresher than ever when they arrived. The stand out for me was actually the ham and cheese pretzel. This was so salty and soft! I also tried the cereal milk, pecan toffee, conversation heart (valentines special), chocolate raspberry (valentines special), red velvet and og glazed donuts along with a hoho. All were fluffy, huge in size and sweet in the best way.

From the delicious donut to the tasty coffee I ordered, everything was worth it. The barista was…read morevery nice. The aesthetics of the shop was very pleasing. I would definitely revisit this shop for more baked goods.

Welcome to the Doughnutt Nazzees!…read more The greeting and dialogue you receive upon entering is adversarial. This is coming from the two women and older man that are the owner-operators. They bought the place a couple of years ago. I have been here before and purchased donuts here. The previous owner was nice and had a decent product. To the current owners, you're in Charleston SC, where we expect manners and civility. Your politicized contempt and rudeness don't belong here. If you're resisting by confronting customers, and chastising them to your way of thinking, you are sadly mistaken. While the cake part of the donut is tasty, the thin watery excuse for frosting is pathetically thin and lame If this was your 'style' in Vermont, please pack up and move back and stay there.

The donuts here are a lot of fun and very tasty. They have a cake-like consistency which makes them…read moreeven more like a dessert than a breakfast food. Every donut I have tried has been delicious. My son loves playing on the arcade machines as well, so it's a great way to spend some time as a family. My only complaint is the decor. The interior is quite eclectic and mismatched...it's not really a comfortable environment to be in. I would probably stay longer if it looked different inside, but I know that is quite subjective! Overall, it's a fun place to visit

Nothing better than a warm, fresh doughnut that melts in your mouth! Employees are friendly,…read morepricing is great, inside is clean! Delicious doughnuts! Definitely recommend Duck Donuts :)

Went to Charleston to visit friends and picked up donuts before heading to their house. The kids of…read morecourse loved the donuts. Lots of flavor options and quick pickup turnaround, thankfully. Maybe I'm out of the donut world but definitely felt like I paid a good amount for a dozen donuts. Shop was cute and clean, with a good duck display!

April 23rd 2026 We had a wonderful dinner and fun time!!…read moreWe are spending the month of April on Folly Beach, and at Church and Union and Tempest we've had the most delicious food! Church and Union's history as a mariner's refuge and chapel is very interesting. The service is stellar, and the ambiance is very unique and comfortable. Many family and friends groups were dining and having a great time!

Church and Union was easily one of my favorite places I ate at in Charleston. The food was…read morefantastic and the ambiance made it even better. It is located in a beautifully restored old church. I went for dinner with my mom and we had reservations, which I would definitely recommend since it looks like it gets busy. We ordered the salmon and the ravioli and both were phenomenal. The service was also excellent from start to finish. If you are in Charleston, I would definitely recommend checking this place out for the building alone, but the great food makes it even better!

I love a donut!! This shop is probably the 2nd best donut I've ever eaten!!…read more They are dense , but airy like bread dough. Get there early before they sell out! The strawberry, cinnamon, and cereal were my favorites. I'm in love!

Some of the best valued desserts in the Mount Pleasant/hello Charleston area I've come to find…read moreafter being in town for a little. I grabbed an apple fritter, a cookie butter donut and an Oreo donut. The fried outside, along with the toppings of all of these were fantastic. The inside of the apple fritter was a little disappointing though, it's not the typical middle and more of a brioche donut. By far, my favorite one was the Oreo. The first bite was a flavor sensation along with the spongy, airy middle. The cookie butter had the same great brioche inside, they're almost a little undercooked, which is nice. The inside was very clean and the staff is young and very friendly. I couldn't get a pic of the food menu, but here is some examples: specialty donuts $3.50, apple, fritter $4, sticky bun $7 (it's massive ), cookie $3, pretzels $6-$7, ho-ho $6.

I planned to take back some treats from Charleston, but we finished all 4 on the ride back home!…read moreTruly a spectacular bakery. I wasn't aware they were James Beard nominated, but it makes sense because the line grew quickly! Despite the line, there were staff passing out samples and menus to help us decide. All staff were extremely kind and helpful! There were plenty of small tables outside to enjoy your order if it's not busy. We ordered the strawberry almond croissant, a strawberry cake that I'm still thinking about, pain au chocolat, and the mushroom focaccia. My husband said they won the best cup of coffee on the trip as well!

A tiny bakeshop just as its name suggests. There were few seats inside; most seats and tables were…read morespread outside. Despite its size, the spot had a good number of visitors/customers. Staff had nice attitude, but food and service were mediocre, if not poor. The biggest problem was that at noon they were running out of lots of items on the menu: I first ordered focaccia, sold out. Then breakfast sandwich, sold out. Then Mulffaletta, sold out. Then breakfast plate; the sourdough in it was sold out. I ended up sharing the Mulffaletta with another customer (who offered to share it with me, thanks a lot!!). For Pastel de Nata, I ask them to heat it but they forgot to do so. Moreover, this $3.5 pastry was really really tiny, despite that it was delicious. I also ordered the butter bean salad, but it tasted cheap. In short, I do not recommend it if you want to get some interesting or good cafe food.

It's been quite a while since I made the effort to return to The Harbinger Café on Upper King and…read moreit reminded me instantly why this spot is such a Charleston favorite. The vibe is still effortlessly cozy and creative--flowers, greenery, unusual Christmas gifts, and those little bakery touches that make you want to linger over your latte. This time around, everything felt even better than I remembered. The staff were warm and welcoming, and the service had that relaxed but attentive feel. I tried a couple of their seasonal items, and once again the flavors were bright, fresh, and a little unexpected in the best way. Their baked goods are still the standout--beautifully made, not overly sweet & just delicious. It's the kind of place where you can sit with a book, catch up with a friend, or just enjoy a slow morning with coffee and something delicious. Consistently great atmosphere, consistently great food, and a place that really gets better with every visit. Why did it take so long to return. I've now placed it in the top of my list for a great coffee spot.

Cute place that has a good amount of seating in the back. We got:…read more Grasshopper toast/avocado toast- This was probably our favorite thing and would definitely recommend. It was unique with the different flavors and textures on top that came together really nicely. Almond frangipane scone- I'm not the biggest fan of dried fruit in baked goods, but otherwise thought this was tasty and would want to get a scone/biscuit without dried fruit next time. Would recommend. Cinnamon twist- Tasty! Not mind blowing, but we enjoyed and would get again. Best friend/chocolate chip cookie- Loved that it was crispy on the outside and chewy in the center part and that it used a darker chocolate. Jam sesh- This was not our favorite and we wouldn't get it again. We just didn't think all the flavors worked together. Short + Sweet- The coffee cake was maybe a little overbaked. My friend liked it more than I did, but I didn't feel like I needed to have it again. Overall it's a good place to go with a few people and try a bunch of things and hang out!

I haven't been here for a while and this bakery is a great choice!…read moreThe service was good, the person that took my order was friendly, and everyone there seems pretty happy. I was craving chocolate croissant and warm coffee in this winter weather and decided to stop by wildflour pastry. I ended up order the chocolate croissant, cortado with oat milk, and 4" quiche (sausage, red pepper, and goat cheese). They all so good and the chocolate croissant is one of the best I have ever eat! If you haven't been to this place then you definitely need to get the croissant and other bakery from this place.

WildFlour Pastry has become our go-to spot for fresh sourdough, homemade pies, cookies, and just…read moreabout anything sweet. There's plenty of parking, the staff is always friendly, and everything we've tried has been excellent. We pick up two loaves of sourdough every week and freeze one for later. When you wrap it in foil and warm it in the oven, it puffs right back up and tastes just as fresh as the day it was baked. Highly recommend!

These hot little biscuits are delicious breakfast food…read more Legit aroma, taste, texture is what makes these buttermilk biscuits filled with sausage patties and others filled with cheese the best around town. You can't go wrong. I highly recommend Callie's Hot Little Biscuits!

Arrived around 9mAM on a Tuesday morning and there of course was a line but not as bad as I…read moreexpected. We were ordering our food within 10. Minutes and took it with us back to our hotel My wife ordered the chicken biscuit, plain. That is one of their large biscuit sandwiches. It was good. I,ordered their mini biscuits because I wanted country ham. So, one country ham, one cheese and chive, one cinnamon. Unfortunately, no country ham biscuit but an olive and cheese biscuit. I hate olives but ate it anyway. The cheese and chive biscuit was delicious. The cinnamon biscuit was the best of the three I had. Biscuits themselves are delicious and worth the wait. Reply: No, I don't have any pictures. I recognized the cinnamon one and the cheese and chive but the other one had a distinct olive flavor. Maybe my taste buds were off. But, definitely no country ham biscuit. I'm sorry for my mistake.

I was part of a party of 3 that came here for breakfast on a Sunday a little after 9:30am. They do…read morenot have an online waitlist, so we had to go in-person and hope for the best with the wait. We were quoted about 25 minutes for the wait. The hostess took my phone number down and said she would text me to let me know when our table was ready. Since this location is in downtown Charleston, it was easy to wander around outside and keep ourselves entertained until I got the text that our table was about to be ready and we had 10 minutes to check in. Once I checked in, we were seated immediately and told to scan the QR code at the table to see the menu. A few minutes later, our server came by and asked if we wanted coffee or other drinks. After she came back with drinks, she took our order. I got the cornmeal pancakes. They are made of cornmeal so they had a different taste than what I was used to with pancakes. It wasn't a bad taste. They tasted like a combo of sweet, but also savory. They also felt very light so I didn't feel overstuffed after eating them. Because of how busy they are, they got us in and out in less than 40 minutes. There are signs at the table to not stay longer than 90 minutes, but this was no problem here. Just something to keep in mind to not hang around if you're done with your meal and you see a giant wait outside. As we were leaving, other people were being quoted about a 45+ minute wait. Since it's in downtown Charleston, there is no dedicated parking lot. However, there is street parking available nearby. As someone that cannot parallel park, I went the safe route and parked in a parking garage that was close by. I paid $4 for that. Overall, great breakfast place and quick service!

We visited Charleston for the weekend and our last meal was at Millers All Day. They unfortunately…read moredo not take reservations so we got there early in hopes that the wait wouldn't be too long. We were quoted an hour when we put our name in, then got a text update saying it would be up to 1.5hrs and we ended up waiting almost 2. We were all very excited about the lucky charms latte so almost our entire table ordered it, some hot, some cold. It was very visually pleasing but unfortunately taste wise, it wasn't anything special and did not taste like lucky charms aside from the actual marshmallows on top. We ordered a cinnamon bun to share as well as entrees. The cinnamon bun was tasty, it was more of a biscuit like texture, different, but good! We were all thoroughly pleased with our entrees, they ranged from frittata and the okra dish to the king street bowl. Overall, we enjoyed our meal and it was worth the longer than anticipated wait.