OMG! How did I just discover this place?…read more We stopped by Mozzo Deli in Mount Pleasant for lunch on a Friday, expecting it to be busy, and it definitely was. It's located in a shopping center at the end of a strip of restaurants, so it looks pretty unassuming from the outside. There were about four people ahead of us in line, and it took around 10 minutes to place our order. After paying at the cashier, we found a table, and our food arrived about 10 minutes later, which felt reasonable for the lunch rush. The employee who brought our food confirmed our order and later checked back to see how everything was. The food was the highlight of the visit. The coleslaw was delicious, the tortellini salad was good, and my husband really enjoyed his Cuban sandwich. My burger (the rock), though, was one of the best I've ever had. It was incredibly juicy and flavorful, especially considering it was cooked on a griddle instead of a grill. Meals come with the main item, and you can order sides separately if you want them. The menu is extensive, with burgers, sandwiches, salads, build-your-own options, and even breakfast items. The only downside is that if you come during the lunch rush, you may have to wait for a table. Even so, the food made it well worth the visit, and I'd definitely go back for that burger.

Each staff member I encountered was so friendly! They were efficient with taking and preparing…read moreorders. There is a variety of options to choose from. Ordered the bacon, egg and cheese on croissant. It was delicious. Eggs were just right, as was bacon, and the cheese was perfectly melted. The croissant was flaky and buttery. They have plenty of seating, both indoor and outdoor.

I've been coming to Sena Cafe for several years and have always meant to leave a review -- so it's…read moredefinitely about time. This place is a hidden little gem in Mount Pleasant. The food is authentic, organic, fresh, and absolutely delicious. They have a great selection, including drinks, coffee, cakes, paninis, and sandwiches, and everything I've had has been excellent. The atmosphere is cozy and welcoming, with its own unique style and personality. They also have a really nice outdoor seating area, which makes it even better when the weather is nice. But the best part for me is the customer service. The owner and cook always treat me like family, come out to talk, and make the experience personal every single time. That kind of hospitality is hard to find and makes a big difference. I'm really glad we have a place like this in Mount Pleasant -- authentic food, great atmosphere, and genuinely wonderful people. Three thumbs up, five stars. Highly recommend.

Decided to take a drive to Mt Pleasant for a couple of errands and wanted to find somewhere new to…read moretry for lunch and coffee. After checking out several options, we landed on Sena Cafe. The space/area are cute, with accessible parking. There is an outdoor area with tables/chairs - not sure if they are associated with the cafe specifically or not, but customers were utilizing them. They have options for breakfast (served until 12pm) and various salads, wraps, and sandwiches for lunch. We were greeted upon entering and the woman at the counter was very friendly. I chose the Spicy Chicken Wrap and a caramel frappe. The frappe was pretty and also yummy. The wrap was huge - I could only eat half of it. It was essentially a large salad wrapped in a tortilla. It wasn't that spicy, but it was tasty. Service was quick, the place was clean, staff was friendly, and the food was good. I would certainly go back again.

Thank you Five Loaves for another delicious vegan entree. I asked for no added salt and no added…read moreoil, and they did that. It was still too much for me but when eating out you expect oil and salt. I had the herb encrusted tofu over the kale and it was delicious. My husband enjoyed his flounder special too.

Parking was easy. This was a fun place with nice ambience…read more Staff were attentive as well as very friendly, and the six of us enjoyed our food.

We stopped in here on a a recommendation from a local friend. Appears to be a frozen yogurt shop at…read morefirst glance, but was able to handle 12 guys on a bachelor party. The sandwiches really hit the spot. I had the California Turkey and loved it. Great tasting and very packed with protein compared to some sandwiches. I will say if you're ordering in a group, don't want for other people's food. The difference between my order delivery and the back of our line was about 35 minutes, so they're cooked to order and bring out what they finish first. The frozen Rose was also interesting. Make sure you have some friends to split that with because it's deceiving my heavy

My avacodo toast was so bland, no seasoning, and it took a long time to make considering it was…read morejust me in the store. Staff was friendly enough, store front counter and floor area were messy. I don't get the hype around this place. And queue snarky response from Wall Street

I came in on a Friday at 12:30. The chicken oven didn't work the fountain soda didn't work. I felt…read moresorry for these kids trying to scramble and make do with the resources they had. But Friday afternoon establishments should be working for the weekend.

Was the person who made our cheesesteak unhappy... or have they simply never encountered a good…read moresandwich before? Because this thing looked like it was assembled out of spite. The roll was dry, crumbly, and stale-- like it had already given up on life. The meat was gray, mushy, and clumped together in sad, gluey piles that screamed "leftover mystery beef." The cheese? A chaotic situation. Half melted, half missing, fully pointless. The extra onions were sparse at best. There was no seasoning, no structure, no attempt at balance. One third of each half had zero meat- in fact check out the picture to see they didn't even slice the bread!!! When you pull the sandwich apart, it doesn't stretch or satisfy -- it collapses into bread shards and beef paste. Truly impressive in the worst way. A cheesesteak should be hot, indulgent, and comforting. This felt rushed, careless, and borderline passive-aggressive. I've had frozen sandwiches that showed more pride in their work. As someone from suburban Philly, if this is how you treat a cheesesteak----Hard pass. Save your money, your appetite, and your expectations.

Very nice young ladies working the front counter. Multiple…read moretables inside and outside to sit and enjoy your coffee and food. They also have large shelves full of board games and puzzles. Ordered an iced vanilla latte, it was pretty tasty. Loaded avocado bowl was decent. Avocado was fresh and ripe. Egg made the way I ordered. The menu says it comes with kale, I received lightly sautéed spinach. Potatoes were seasoned and a bit undercooked, but I enjoyed them. I added prosciutto (+$4!!) and it was way too salty to finish. They fry it a little which explains the saltiness. I expected the charcuterie board type. Sourdough crostini was way too toasted, I was only able to buy into the middle part. ~$30 on a meal that was just really not worth it.

We had the chance to stop at Owlbear Cafe while visiting Charleston for the weekend. As soon as we…read morewalked in we could tell that we made a good decision; the line was long and the spot looked popular. Despite the big crowd, they were able to get our Coffee and Food out quickly. As we waited, we enjoyed the soft sound of music that was dialed to the perfect volume level creating a relaxing environment to get work done and enjoy our breakfast. My Latte came out first, unlike many coffee shops, the balance between milk and espresso was flawless. To preface this reaction, I do enjoy tasting the robust flavors of the beans in a latte, and they nailed it at Owlbear. The Frothy Effervescent milk foam was immaculate; the baristas here are consumate professionals.... Now, on to the breakfast burrito. I asked the sales associate for her recommendation between the lox bagel and the breakfast burrito; she stated that the Burrito was a very popular item, so I gave that a go. I was blown away. What stood out to me was the slight hint of lime in the āhuacamōlli (hear me out) made this burrito unique and special. The spice level was not overbearing and the potatoes were perfectly cooked. To wrap things up, I highly recommend Owlbear cafe, and will be visiting again when I voyage to Charleston later this summer; one thing to keep in mind with Owlbear are the portion sizes, I wouldn't call myself a "big eater"; However I was left wanting more food as the portions are very small, almost warranting a removal of star #5

Excellent. Le BLT was the best BLT I ever had. Good people. I highly recommend the food.read more

We stopped by Saveurs in Mount Pleasant on a beautiful Sunday afternoon with perfect weather for…read moreoutdoor seating. The patio was a nice, relaxed setting for a casual lunch. We each ordered a panini. I went with the vegetarian option and my husband had the smoked salmon. Both were very good--fresh ingredients and tasty flavors--and came with a small side salad. Nothing extravagant, but solid and satisfying. Afterward, we lingered with coffee and pastries. The chocolate-filled pastry and the pecan almond cinnamon roll were both excellent, and the coffees were tasty (though my café au lait was a bit on the smaller side). The standout was the service. The young lady working the counter was genuinely friendly, helpful, and patient as we asked questions and took our time deciding. It made the whole visit feel welcoming. Overall, although the price was a bit high for lunch and dessert, we had a pleasant experience and will definitely be back for another lunch or just to grab pastries and coffee. A nice local French bakery vibe without being fussy. Recommended.

We were visiting IOP for a long weekend to celebrate my Mom's 60th birthday. We had seen The Refuge…read morewhile shopping at the grocery store next door and decided to check out the menu and make a reservation. We were able to make a 6pm reservation for 4 on a Saturday night that same day. Our group ordered the Thai Shrimp, Fish & Chips, Brussel Sprouts, Calamari and the Triggerfish. All of our meals were delicious. I had never tried Triggerfish before but our waiter had suggested it to me and I decided to try it. I'd go back again today and get it lol, I really liked it! I want to also highlight our waiter Travis. This young man was amazing. All of his recommendations were spot on. He even told us about some fun things to go do that night since we weren't local. He was so attentive to our family and I don't think my daughter ever had an empty glass of Sprite. He was on it! Even when we were leaving he brought us to-go cups of our drinks. You can tell he is passionate about his job! Refreshing to see!

The service was very good and the food was well prepared. Only markdown is that it was pricy, in…read moremy opinion. $30 for fish and chips seems on the high side. Add in our over-sized sales tax, tip and 3% fee to use a credit card and you have a $50 plate. Reservations needed.