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    Last Saint

    4.5 (65 reviews)
    Closed 5:00 pm - 2:00 am (Next day)

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    Alexis B.

    My husband and I visited Last Saint for cocktails before a group dinner when we were in Charleston last weekend, and it was the perfect place for drinks before a dinner. (On occasion, I rant about how we need more cocktail bars and wine bars that don't serve food at all or just snacks like nuts - don't get me started.) Last Saint is a really cool dual concept cocktail bar. The front of Last Saint is more casual - small, cozy, allows walk-ins. But you can also make reservations (or try to get lucky walking in) at the Annex. The Annex is their weekends-only cocktail experience in the back of Last Saint. You walk to the back of the bar and press ring the bell by the yellow door. Someone answers and seats at one of six seats at the bar and three small (but private) tables. The Annex is a no-menu experience. The friendly and creative staff ask you questions about your preferences for drinks and then make you something that fits the bill. It was personal and fun, and we enjoyed all the drinks we had. A reservation at the Annex is good for a 1.5 hour time frame, which was perfect for us to have two drinks before closing out and heading to our dinner reservation. We sat at the bar, which I loved, because we got to chat with the staff and watch them make our and others' drinks while we enjoyed our creative cocktails. The staff have a wide knowledge of cocktails and an almost endless supply of ingredients to choose from when making your drinks. A truly fun experience. One I haven't had in any other city. I wish there were more bars like Last Saint!

    Michael M.

    We enjoy coming here for the cocktails, usually before we head to dinner nearby. There is a speakeasy in the back which we enjoyed on our first visit. The server gets to know you, asking questions about your likes and dislikes and then returns with cocktails built on your replies. It was a fun first time, and the dark vibe made it even more fun. We returned recently to have cocktails up front, and the early afternoon time we found it empty inside. All the better for us. I ordered my favorite cocktail, the Last Word, and my friends each enjoyed their favorites. Overall this is a nice place to go for cocktails, a good variety of options they offer, and will likely be able to make anything you want.

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    Darien H.

    The Last Saint is one of those Charleston gems that proves less is more. The moment you step inside, the room wraps around you, intimate and low lit, the kind of speakeasy energy that feels intentional rather than trendy. Marc, the mixologist, stole the show. He crafted a Basil Hayden whiskey sour that genuinely stands among the best I've had in Charleston. Perfect balance, silky texture and froth for days; the man clearly knows his craft and takes pride in it. If you're after a spot with atmosphere, real cocktail execution and a vibe that feels like a secret you're lucky to know about, The Last Saint should be on your list.

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    Paige D.

    Last Saint is a small, low lit bar located off of meeting street. Parking is available around back in a lot or on the street. This is a small venue that make excellent cocktails at a reasonable price and an aesthetic that makes you feel cool and welcomed. Not pictured is the Annex bar at the back. This is a speakeasy that you must make reservations for. Overall, I love coming here. I only make it out every few months but the service is always great, I love the atmosphere, and the drinks are delicious. I had a dirty gin martini that is top 5 in Charleston. (Personal preference not saying it's actually named that.)

    Michael M.

    Came for 'Annex' speakeasy hidden in the back. The concept is fun. There's no menu and the bartender asks you a few questions to get a feel for your vibe, then customizes your drink. Sounds cool, right?! Unfortunately, after the waitress guessed my drink (by name) when I started talking about it, and then I saw menu cards with drink names presented to the bartender, and watched several of the exact same 3 drinks made and sent out, it quickly became apparent that the actual drink variety is very limited, and the questions are merely a guide to the most general of menus. Seated at the bar it also became apparent that although the shelved selection seems fun and interesting, most ingredients come up from underneath with generic products like 'Beefeater' gin making up the largest part of their cocktails. Sadly, once the man behind the curtain is revealed, the Wizard is unmasked as just a man, and the magic is gone.

    Neeve O.

    Stellar drinks with fabulous service! Absolutely loved the experience and would recommend

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    Matthew H.

    Walk through the red door if you're willing to change your life completely and succumb to the cocktail chosen by the master craftsman. No menu, no problem. Great little speakeasy for the traveler looking for something off the beaten path. Cheers!

    Kaitlyn C.

    Make a reservation at the Annex!! Intimate, cozy and amazing speakeasy in the back of the bar. There is not drink menu. The cocktails are curated by the conversation you have with the waitress. Then she asks questions- likes and dislikes, and the bartender whips up an amazing cocktail to your taste. I cannot recommend this place any more. Plus they have mocktails for $7. Each custom cocktail is $16 which is very reasonable for the experience and quality. 1000/10 recommend

    Whiskey Sour w/ egg white with a spin on it!

    Annex is an absolute gem and a true speakeasy tucked behind Last Saint that delivers both atmosphere and artistry. When you walk in, head straight to the back and ring the doorbell, which immediately sets the tone for a hidden bar experience. There is no traditional drink menu, and that is part of what makes this place so special. The bartenders ask a few thoughtful discovery questions and then create a personalized cocktail based on your preferences. The presentation is beautiful and every drink we had was outstanding, especially if you appreciate a well crafted cocktail. I also love that they use real egg whites instead of vegan foams, which gives the drinks a rich and velvety texture. The space is intimate, cozy, and truly unique. Because seating is limited, I highly recommend making a reservation on weekends, although they do offer a standing table if you decide to drop in.

    Alyssa C.

    It's been a few years since I've been here and I honestly missed their menu. When I came a few years ago they had a great menu with a wide range of unique cocktails. Now they make cocktails based on conversation and neither of us were overly pleased or excited about the drinks we had. I think there could be a disconnect because a waiter is having the conversation with you not the actual bartenders. It also took us forever to get inside. Someone came out to use the restroom and that's the only reason someone came to the door despite us ringing the door bell several times and having a reservation. The vibe is still good for a date night but not sure if I will come back because the drinks were a miss.

    Stacey P.

    Highly recommended by cocktail loving co-workers, I visited the Last Saint twice - once in the main bar and once in the Annex. I loved this place. Located just a little off the people heavy King Street Last Saint had a front room which is very grandma-chic, like a bar met an antique store and had a kid, and a back room, the Annex, which is mellow, intimate, and delightful. The difference is that the front bar has a fixed menu of delightful cocktails and the Annex doesn't believe in menus. They need no menus because they are awesome. Both visits I had a great time. The Last Saint offers amazing, inventive cocktails while acknowledging the classics with all the hospitality I enjoy in Charleston. I was shocked to find that I was remembered from my first trip. I don't consider myself noteworthy, so I was taken off guard with the recognition. It was such an amazing experience!

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    Ask the Community - Last Saint

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    Yes! You're just a block from King Street which has a ton of restaurants, and not far from Spring Street that has several as well. Super walkable from here!

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