Pool area, lockers, bar, and upstairs area was nice. Overall we had a nice experience here, but the…read moreservice was really slow and the food was cold. We ordered beef tacos, mushroom tacos, whipped ricotta, and the salsa and guacamole appetizer. We enjoyed having a day pass here for $15/person, but I dont really see the appeal for membership personally since there wasnt that much amenity-wise while we visited.

Service: phenomenal! Reid was the best! My group of 12 girls felt very attended too. It was a…read morewonderful day at the pool. The drinks kept flowing at the cabana and were served pool side. Food: Chips & Salsa Trio- refreshing! The pineapple salsa was sweet and tangy. If you run out of chips, they will give you more! Sliders & Fries- perfectly made! The sliders were well seasoned and the fries were wonderfully crispy. Steak Tacos- pass. It was a let down after having the sliders. It also attracted a lot of flies to the food, so it might not be the best option if you let it sit out for a while. On to my next adventure...

The oldest club of its kind in South Carolina. Beautiful views and affordable venue space for rent…read more Check it out for your next organizational meeting or family event.

I was brought here by a buddy while visiting Charleston a few months back and this was honestly one…read moreof the highlights of my trip. Despite its name, this club isn't host to a rifle range but rather is a historic organization nominally dedicated to marksmanship. I thought the members and staff were particularly nice and welcoming. I'd definitely join if I lived there full time.

Yes, it is members only so you cannot just walk in UNLESS you were with a member as I was along…read morewith some other working folks. There are two separate buildings now, with one of them facing the harbor. The room that we were in easily accommodated the six of us. The many old and newer photos and paintings of ships, both yachts, and ocean-going boats give you a great vibe. Enough about the buildings but the food as always has never failed in the 30+ years that I have, now and again, been invited in. Today was a lighter day for me, with only a chef's salad with thick and delicious fried oysters. Others had a starter of she-crab soup, for which I kicked myself as I remember how outstanding that is, along with a side splash of sherry. Ah, well. Next time when I again return to the elegance, outstanding servers, and absolutely delicious food.

I have been here many many times as an invited guest. Both "Back Bar" and Main Dining…read more Back bar is a Charleston legend. Great lunch spread. Wonderful fellowship. Rich history. Main dining is first class club service. Great menu. Beautiful views. Lovely venue.

This league is poorly organized and ran. In our first season, we were told people who paid couldn't…read morebe given shirts until other people had paid. Games are routinely rescheduled or canceled last minute, with no refunds given. They aren't equipped to do email, so there's just one lady who texts captains who then have to rely information. Rules are confusing / frequently changed, and refs often decide games arbitrarily. Worst of all, this league plays at 'fields' which are really mounds of mud with a few diesel generator lights (as if there aren't grass fields with electric lights in Charleston). The conditions make playing dangerous and not fun. Also, the 'league bar' is a dumpy place owned by the same people who run the league.

Thank you for every...socializing options ('love me some kickball!!!!!) and giving us something to…read morelook forward to every week. We love your TACHOS and grilled wings and...DELIVERY to me.

My company did a private cooking lesson and dinner here with Brett McKee. We walked upstairs to…read morethe main kitchen event space and were greeted with appetizers and drinks. The appetizers were little tomato and mushroom tarts. Both were delicious. And we had this wonderful drink concoction of lime soda and vodka. Yum! We then got to watch and learn as Brett started the dinner. Members of our group helped as we moved from course to course. Once dinner was ready, we moved to the upstairs rooftop patio where we had a singer waiting for us. We had a wine pairing with each dish and Brett explained the wine and food each time. To start, we had a watermelon, tomato and feta salad with a nice vinaigrette. For our entrée, we had chateaubriand with mashed potatoes and asparagus. For dessert, we had a berry compote panna cotta. Everything was delicious. The beef was super tender, creamy mashed potatoes. Loved the panna cotta. Smooth and creamy. Definitely a wonderful night with great food and great company.

Cool venue, but serving Costco hors d'oeuvres and wine is a bit tacky. I should know, because I've…read moreserved the same at my house, but I'm not a Chef. Before you book this place for a private venue, make sure you know what you're getting!

expensive and catty as all get out. if u want to be fake and pay your dues that us the only way it…read morewill work. if u are the least bit honest even in a courteous way- you're toast. make your decisions wisely. it's really easy to not pay money and make true friends in Charleston. you can make true friends in the league but it is full of expensive land mines.

My boyfriend and I celebrated our six month anniversary with Holy City Swing dancing lessons event…read moreat Hank's Social Hall! The evening included lessons, light appetizers, and an open bar. The space itself is open as the ceilings reach good heights. I could see smaller-scale events occurring here like elopements, showers, baptisms, etc with the delicious catered food and friendly bar staff. The light appetizers included caprese salad, mini crab cakes, mac and cheese bites, pimento cheese + crackers, and a sauce on the side. The crab cakes were sensational. As far as the swing lessons, we had the best time with the instructors and how they worked the audience. The AC could not keep up with our dancing, there were several including myself that were glistening with sweat! Perhaps some overhead fans or side ones in the event there's a larger crowd with dancing. Lovely event and hosted space.

Lovely event venue! Service was great and desserts were adorned…read more Solid place for special occasions. Lovely space glowing with charm.

Best People On Earth B.P.O.E Very friendly, awesome lunch,…read moregreat drink prices. Glad I'm an Elk

You'll never find more friendly or more giving people anywhere than you'll find at the Murrells…read moreInlet Elks Lodge #2797. This private club supports many charities, provides scholarships, and has special gatherings for disabled individuals. The members are lucky to have wonderful volunteer kitchen crews, which serve dinners one night a week and lunches on two weekdays. Volunteers also clean the lodge, keep member's apprised of upcoming events and other news with a monthly newsletter, tend to the grounds, work special parties, and so much more.

A very pleasant surprise…read more The bottom floor is gutted out with wooden beams and just an open feel. It reminded me of an artists loft in Brooklyn, NY with open space to perform, paint or just be free. There is so much possibility there. The second floor has a gorgeous ballroom with a bar and very effective fan systems. I attended a salsa event where between 50 - 75 attended. There was an abundance of room to walk, sit, dance or just talk. With the high ceilings, great acoustics, and open setting, this is a phenomenal site for events. Now location: Right across the street from Marion Square on Calhoun Street in the heart of downtown, this is an ideal location. Period!!!