After a bad experience with a coffee shop we wanted to try - we make way towards Bodega…read more We visited on July 20th around 11-12pm and our server was super sweet and friendly. The menu is amazing. I would go back every-time that i'm in Charleston. The food did not disappoint! Super delicious.

Entree was big and filling. Space was clean. They do not…read morehave a free surface parking lot and I had to circle the block once to find paid street parking ($3 per hour, one hour minimum, card only). You get paid before I get my food = no tip from me. No water was offered at ordering or was ever brought to the table.

Lunch at Sena Cafe was a real treat. The prime rib sandwich was so very good, and the bread was…read morefantastic, Desserts were extra special also. I highly recommend Sena Cafe for a pleasant, relaxed, and delicious, meal.

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.

Great service! Employees kind and engaging. Fig and prosciutto pizza best in Charleston! Clean…read more Comfortable. Great experience!

While visiting my mother in law on Daniel Island, we stopped for lunch at The Dime. It is right by…read morethe water and a convenient casual eatery to grab a quick bite. They do not have bathrooms, however, the nearby bathroom was well maintained and suitable for myself as well as a diaper change for my daughter. My husband and I are vegan and the reason I cannot give 5 stars to this business is there are no readily available vegan options on the menu. It is a good spot for vegetarians, but the menu is lacking dairy free/egg free options without meat. When we spoke to the employees taking orders about what we could eat as vegans, I appreciate how patient and creative they were to come up with a solution. We ended up ordering a pizza with no cheese and all the available vegetable toppings. The pizza did look beautiful. I thought the presentation was lovely. The best part of the pizza was the crust. I am a sucker for a wood fired crust. The toppings did not taste great. The flavors were a little too acidic for my preference. I assume the cheese would have mellowed that out and this pizza was not really meant to be veganized. I thank The DIME for doing all they could to accommodate my vegan family. I do hope next time I visit there is an actual vegan option on the menu I can enjoy.

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!

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.

What a hidden little gem I didn't know about. I went in early Sunday afternoon. It's a small little…read moreplace, so it takes a little while to get your order and food out. However, I got the James Island crepe with a black cup of coffee, and I was not disappointed. My friend got the Cuban sandwich and it looked amazing. Every Panini sandwich I saw come out looked so good. I will come back and try the sandwiches next time. By the way, the coffee is brewed with an old style Bunn brewer. It was delicious

stopped by for a quick bfast and had the most delightful experience. they had omelettes, bfast…read moresammies, smoothies, crepes, etc. the girls working at the counter were so sweet and answered my touristy questions! the vibe was immaculate- great music playing, everyone was friendly and happy to be there, and the food tasted great. i had a western omelette and a smoothie and it hit the SPOT. they also had a variety of hot sauces which i mega appreciated! defintely stop by if you're in town!

First of all, NOT A KOREAN BAKERY. The description is misleading. From ChatGPT…read more.. Paris Baguette is a South Korean-founded international bakery-café franchise. The brand was launched in South Korea in 1988 by Paris Croissant Co., part of the Korean SPC food group. It subsequently became Korea's largest bakery brand and expanded internationally. The company says it now has more than 4,000 cafés worldwide and more than 300 U.S. locations. Now my review. It's always a pleasure to walk into a restaurant that immediately feels clean, bright, and inviting. Paris Baguette has a spacious, distinctly European feel, with well-lit displays and plenty of room to enjoy your visit. My only criticism is the seating. All of the chairs have flat, hard surfaces. Upholstered seating would have made an already comfortable space even better. **Ambiance: 9.5/10** Paris Baguette is cafeteria-style. You grab a tray and a pair of tongs, then make your way along the cases selecting whatever catches your eye. Once you reach the register, you order your beverage and check out. Once you reach the register, you order your beverage and check out. The format doesn't require much in the way of table service, but every interaction I had with the staff was excellent. They were friendly, helpful, and welcoming. **Service: 10/10** Now, the food. Everything in those cases is made right there on the premises. That is significant, especially when you see the sheer variety of what they offer. I started with the crab meat croquette, followed by a pineapple brûlée pastry. Both were outstanding. What impressed me most was the balance. Neither tried to overwhelm the palate. Each had distinct flavors that worked together, and each component knew its place rather than competing for attention. The croquette was savory and satisfying, while the pineapple brûlée was an excellent finish. Two very different selections, and both delivered. **Food: 10/10** (add an extra point for on premises preparation.) Paris Baguette earns an enthusiastic recommendation from me. The food alone makes it worth the visit, and the bright, inviting atmosphere and excellent staff complete the experience. I'll absolutely be back. Bon appétit.

I gave in & decided to check out Paris Baguette located in Longpoint town center diagonally across…read morefrom Coastal Cupboard. There is tons of parking. The space itself is quite large with lots of seating and a self service area where you get a tree and pick up the pastries, cakes, slices, sandwiches, etc., and pay at the counter. They have a good selection of coffee, I got a latte and added an espresso shot. I also got a Boursin Cheese Quiche which they heated up for me. Delicious. All the baked goods and there are a lot, are made fresh every morning. The staff are very friendly and helpful. I was pleasantly surprised at the whole vibe... those cakes... pastries... sandwiches... pies... oh my... I will definitely return here.

The food and coffee were delicious! My daughter loved the Brie and jam panini on sourdough and a…read moreCharleston fog latte. The Miso pumpkin latte was unique and very good. I had something with butternut squash, can't remember what it was called but it was delicious! Quick service, adorable spot and loved the music!

I have to be honest, this was not the best coffee I've had in downtown Charleston. I work downtown…read moreand like to try the coffee shops in walking distance to my office. I paid around $7.50 for a large iced Carmel latte, which is pretty average price for downtown. The coffee was SO sweet yet also had a bitter taste that I don't get from other shops. It was drinkable, but I'll choose a different coffee shop next time. The staff were very nice however and service was quick. There are several cute seating areas that people were remote working from, which is nice.

We accidentally ended up at the James Island location because the downtown location is mislabeled…read morein the Lyft app, so beware! We still got delicious food in the end by snagging seats at the first come first serve bar area. We ordered: - iced coffees with house made syrups: decent - Cinnamon roll: made with BISCUIT DOUGH for a unique texture and almost the size of my head, this is best for sharing - French toast sticks: almost like bread pudding in lego form - Side of fried chicken: moist and flavorful - We also stopped by the downtown location later to get the lucky charms latte. It would best eaten for dine in so you could scoop the foam and marshmellows out which was hard in a to-go cup Logistics: - indoor and outdoor seating Limited street - Moderate amount of strip mall parking in front - Expect long waits at peak times

Finally got around to trying Millers All Day! Managed to get a seat at the bar on Mother's Day…read more There is usually a very long wait for a table, but the bar is first come first serve, and we had a lovely experience there. I started out with a dirty chai latte, which was great. Met my expectations for a dirty chai. For food I went with the King Street Bowl, which has a lot of yummy things in it like pimento cheese, scrambled eggs, potatoes, and more. However, when put all together, it was lacking flavor a little bit. It was better once I added some hot sauce, but it just wasn't my favorite. Next time, I'll try something else!