We stumbled upon this place during our trip to Charleston. Given the rarity of quality cheese shops…read moreback home, we were overjoyed to see the quality and sheer diversity of what was on hand. Wine selection was good, if not as diverse as the cheeses. As impressed as we were with their products, I have to honestly say that this was the very first fromagerie in my life where there was an absolute and complete absence of joy in what they're doing. It's truly a shame, and I sincerely hope we simply stumbled upon an off day for them.

Really great venue (reminded me of shops in NYC), fresh food items (meats, cheeses, olives etc)…read morewith a great wine selection. Knowledgeable staff.

Wow 2024 TRUMP hot sauce in da house! My thought was you think you hate this hot sauce now then…read morewait till you taste it! The Pepper Palace has an amazing selection of sauces and you could even taste should you wanna sample the community dips ( NO THANKS ). At least the people running the place answer questions and give out samples. Has a great time shopping and thank god they have air conditioning for free to cool down from southern heat!

Love this place! There are plenty of wing sauce places…read morearound but this one is different. That difference is the fact that they let you taste all of the sauces. With most shops, you have no idea what you're getting -- it's just a shot in the dark. At Pepper Palace, you can know. I attached a picture of my favorite hot sauce. To be honest, I mix this Wing Master Reaper sauce 50/50 with Anchor Bar "Hotter" sauce. The result is awesome! I get a very hot sauce (love that!) with a great flavor (love that, too!).

Southern charm with friendly, well trained staff. The best-…read moreyes the best shrimp and grits I have tasted. Will definitely return. Creamy crab soup was good but lukewarm. If had been heated would have enjoyed more

We walked into SNOB for a casual lunch, and it turned into one of those unexpectedly elevated…read moreCharleston moments that remind you this city does hospitality better than most. The service was fantastic -- warm, attentive, and confidently polished, even for a walk‑in midday meal. The food came out with that refined Lowcountry touch SNOB is known for. The star of the table was the chicken liver -- cooked to absolute perfection. Silky, rich, and beautifully seasoned, it had that "pause mid‑bite" quality because it was that good. No pâté, no frills -- just expertly prepared chicken liver that showed real skill in the kitchen. Everything about lunch felt elevated yet relaxed, the kind of meal that makes you say, "Okay, SNOB... I see you." It's absolutely worth stopping in, whether you plan ahead or wander in like we did.

Located near the Charleston Market in the French Quarters…read more They offered a variety of teas but the price for the amount of tea was inflated. We had to ask for help. Xander assisted us and he was hospitable. The store offered a variety of spices and teas.

Stood at the register for several minutes (along with a couple other customers) to be rung up. The…read morethree girls working remained in the back sample area gossiping and chatting while we all stood there. Left the tea at the register and walked out. Not with it.

Really tasty food! The music was a bit louder than expected, but at least it did provide a night…read moreatmosphere.

We were staying in the hotel where Iron Rose was onsite and there are zero privileges for this. The…read morerestaurant would not seat us for dinner. The next day, we came back for breakfast and it was hardly anyone there. The service was just ok and the food was not impressive at all. The food was bland and nothing special even for breakfast. We didn't realize the restaurant was as big as it was. What you see initially is just the front. It looks nice for dinner and is off the busy hotel Lobby. For the price and inconvenience for dinner, we won't be back. There are much better places in the area.

Very yummy! Flavor was a bit milder than I would have preferred, but I'll be back again today haharead more

We first tried pineapple hut at Folly beach, and when we realized they also had a place in downtown…read moreCharleston (a bit closer for us), we knew we'd visit often. The pineapple dessert is the most refreshing ice cream style dessert we have ever had. It is so refreshing on a warm summer day. I personally prefer the whip with the pineapple chunks, but every option is amazingly delicious. This is a small trailer tucked away near the farmer's market area. Service is quick, deepening on the size of the line. It moves fast and is totally worth the wait.

Our server Jimmy was AMAZINGGG!! So so funny and kind. He made great recommendations and made the…read moreexperience 10 times better. The food was also amazing but will never forget our first time here due to our amazing hospitality!!!! The lighting and design of the restaurant is so calm and cool. The vibe was amazing. Thank you Jimmy you were amazing!

After a full weekend of eating our way through Charleston, Frannie & The Fox ended up being our…read morefavorite meal...and it almost didn't happen! My husband found this spot last minute since it was just a short walk from our hotel. We arrived pretty close to the kitchen closing, and while they mentioned we could still order at the bar, our server, Miseal, graciously offered to seat us at a table and take care of us anyway. That level of hospitality set the tone for the entire evening. We kept it simple and shared the Octopus Salad and the Taleggio Pizza, and wow...every single bite was packed with flavor. The pizza, cooked in the wood-fired brick oven, had the perfect crispy yet chewy crust with rich, melty cheese. The octopus was tender, fresh, and beautifully balanced. It was honestly the best meal we had all weekend. I paired everything with a refreshing brut rose while my husband enjoyed a beer, and it couldn't have been a better way to end our Charleston trip. The atmosphere is stylish and lounge-like with a romantic feel...perfect for a date night or a relaxed evening after exploring the city. A huge thank you to Miseal for making us feel so welcome, even at the end of the night. Great food, outstanding service, and an unforgettable experience. This will absolutely be one of our first stops the next time we're in Charleston.

Absolute perfection! Magnolias elevates traditional Southern cuisine to a whole new level. The…read morefried green tomatoes were crispy, flavorful, and paired so well with the sauce, and the wine selection is incredible. The warm wooden decor and sophisticated ambiance made our evening feel so romantic and special. Exceptional service throughout the night. We will definitely be back!

A must visit in Charleston. An upscale but very relaxed place. Service is well trained but relaxed…read moreand friendly. Then the food!!! Fried green tomatoes were decedent and upscale to me he point I might reorder them of the beautiful scallops. The house standard of Parmesan crusted flounder immediately showcased why it was always on the menu. Perfectly prepared. Although it was an ample serving, none was left. Not to be outdone, the same delicate touch and skill was applied to the rum butterscotch bread pudding. Don't wake up the next morning wishing you had ordered. Avoid that and mistake and get it now. It is a dessert you will remeber a year from now

We stumbled upon Poogman's Smokehouse while walking around downtown Charleston. The interior was…read morevery nice and bright very spacious and had tvs for sports games. Our server was very friendly and fast, I ordered an iced tea and the pulled pork sandwich with chips. my husband ordered the 2 meat with wings and sausage and two sides of mac and cheese. their fresh brewed iced tea was fantastic. i loved the pulled pork sandwich, each table had three types of sauce to choose from, hot, tangy and mustard. my husband loved his dish as well but wished there was more flats than drumsticks for wings. would recommend if you're in the area craving some bbq!

Wanted to try a new place, made reservations. The staff was super nice. - Order the pork belly…read moreburnt onions, which were a 3 out of 5. The texture was fine, but the flavor of the sauce was too sweet for me. It did come with a unique square of cornbread, which was really moist and good. - I ordered the wings because they needed the dressing. They came along with it to make the flavor profile. I wasn't a fan of them without the dressing. They were also a little dry. I would give them a 3 out of 5. - The appetizer, the cornbread itself, had a nice butter topping for it. The cornbread seemed to have corn bits in it, which were chewy, but the cornbread was also dry, so I'd have to give it a 2 out of 5. - The empanadas themselves were cooked a little long, but the filling was really good. The flavors of the corn and everything together made it a 5 out of 5. They were a little pricey for two empanadas, but it was the star of the meal. I would definitely say the empanadas are a 4 out of 5 only because of the quantity that you get for the price. - The mocktail that they made was super sour. It needed some simple syrup to tone it down, but flavor-wise, it was good. I would have to give the entire experience a 3 out of 5.

Previously I would have given this restaurant 5 stars and it was one of our favorite place to eat…read morein Charleston. The location is great, the staff is friendly, and the food was great. But last night we went back and we started with the Crab dip. The crab dip had so much spice that the spice overwhelmed the delicate flavor of the crab meet. The kettle chips would have been good but they to had too much spice. Then we ordered the Boom Boom Shrimp. The shrimp was over cooked and to salty. The waitress was kind enough to have the kitchen remake the dish. The second time it came out it was still over cooked, rubbery, and still to salty. We asked and found out that they had recently changed chefs. As a foodie when changing chefs it is a good idea to change the menu to keep people from noticing the change. It is possible this new chef would excel if the menu was designed to accentuate his or her style.

Excellent food. Killer cocktails. And an awesome staff that is always courteous, attentive, and…read morefun. If you're getting food, definitely try the blistered green beans, poutine, and the farmer's salad (which is like a Cobb salad/bowl, it's amazing) *but* my all-time fave is the fried chicken sandwich - it's honestly one of the best l've ever had in Charleston. Also, this place is huge so they were able to accommodate my friend's post-wedding party (about 20 people) at the last minute and we had a blast. Everywhere else we tried to go either didn't have the space for us or were closing so it totally made our night! We just made sure to call ahead to check and they were more than happy to have us - the bride was happy so you know it was good :) Bottom line, the Peacock is a local gem hidden in plain sight on East Bay and, as a local, it's become one of my top go-to's in Charleston. You can't beat the prices (seriously), ambience, quality, and awesome staff. They also have live music every week so they know how to keep it classy and lively at the same time. I highly recommend checking it out!