We love The Co-Op, but the Johns Island location is smaller and had fewer slushie options compared…read moreto others we've visited. For those who haven't been before, they serve alcoholic slushies that are absolutely amazing. In my opinion, one is more than enough-they're strong, refreshing, and come in a variety of flavors. We arrived a bit early, and of the six slushie flavors listed, only two were ready to serve at the time. Still, the ones available were delicious. They also offer food (we didn't try any), but the place was packed, and lots of people were enjoying sandwiches and other items. The best part? They're very pet-friendly. We were allowed to bring our dog, Luna, inside while we picked out our slushie. They even offer free samples if you're unsure about which flavor to choose. Great spot overall!

Cute little spot with friendly staff members. We stopped in for a wine slushy, which was pretty…read moregood. They have plenty of food items, although we didn't try them yet. Good menu and nice people!

Great sandwiches, was able to order 9 sandwiches mid day on a busy summer Saturday from the beach,…read morewalk to pick them up in 20 minutes, and bring them back to group, and everyone was happy.

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

Stopped by the other day! It appears that it closed…read more Can someone please confirm. Food was okay. Service was ok. Ambiance was hollow!

Very cute and quaint restaurant located in Seabrook near Bohicket Marina. Stopped by recently after…read morethe Bohicket 5K race nearby to celebrate my race finish with a bloody Mary and a quiche Lorraine. The ordering process was quick and informal. We ordered at the counter and chose to set at their bar. The restaurant is clean and quaint. It seems like a very versatile space, and a place that you could enjoy breakfast lunch or a dinner. They also seem to offer a nice selection of desserts. The quiche Lorraine was very tasty. It was very light and flavorful. I would definitely come here again when I am in the area.

If you saw my review of Jack of Cups then you should know this review is going to be just as good…read more I was fortunate to go in right when they first opened to try the curry biscuits and gravy (please bring this back!) that is a favorite to this day. My go-tos are the biscuits with cheese, the harissa Caesar salad, or poblano pasta salad. The staff is incredible and I absolutely love the atmosphere. It's the perfect spot for brunch with the girls or to work on a laptop solo for a little bit.

They close at 3pm and we came in around 2pm, hoping it wouldn't be too close to closing. We were…read morethe only patrons when we arrived and the barista/server/person taking the orders greeted us when we came in and was very friendly. She explained the specials, noting what they were out of, etc. I had it narrowed down to 2 options and she provided her opinion, so I landed on the Pork y Pickle with a side of chips (which you can pay to upgrade to another side, if you'd like) and an iced brown sugar latte. I really liked the vibe of the place - fun decor, not your average/typical plain & simple - it had it's own personality, which I really appreciated. It's not a big space, but they have a few tables and a several spaces for bar type seating - most seating is raised, just FYI in case that matters to you. The pork sandwich ended up being a little bit of a sloppy mess, but in a good way. It had a great flavor, was a good sized portion, and definitely didn't leave me hungry. It came with BBQ on the side in case you didn't want it. Definitely a tasty option. My iced latte - not sure if I just didn't dig the flavor of the syrup or what, but it was just ok - wouldn't necessarily go back for that alone, but I would certainly go back to try some more of the food items, which all sounded yummy, It's a cool spot, with an interesting menu - you should check it out!

I've been here several times and it is a really solid option for boozy brunch. I seem to end up…read morehere on Sundays and it gets pretty busy so plan accordingly. There is a small bar if you want to kill some time while you wait and get a drink. Seating is somewhat limited but there is plenty of parking b/c it's in a shopping center type area. The service has always been spot on. I love that you're able to order a 40oz of High Life (hey, it's the champagne of beers) but one time they were out. Instead of being like "sorry, too bad", the server offered 4 High Life bottles for the same price (totaling 8oz extra). I love that she came up with and proposed an acceptable solution to the dilemma. In my experience, customer service like that is hard to find and what keeps me coming back. The food is also spectacular and never disappoints. Heck, they even have photo booth you can jump in after you've had one to many Bloody Marys. I strongly recommend you swing by for a bite and a drink.

Food, coffee, and atmosphere were all amazing. Sat at the bar and our server was so personable and…read moreattentive. Will definitely be coming back!

A review posted in honor of the experience one of my friends had this past week -…read more My husband and I came to Charleston specifically for the food, and out of all the amazing meals we had, Miller's All Day was hands down our favorite. We came for breakfast and started with the banana bread with Nutella cream cheese -- absolutely incredible. We also split the cornmeal pancakes, which were so good we came back the next morning just to have them again. I ordered the B.E.C. with the home fries, and I can honestly say they may have been the best potatoes I've ever had in any form. Perfectly crispy on the outside, soft on the inside, and they practically melted in my mouth. My husband had the turkey club and said it was fantastic as well. Everything was fresh, flavorful, and memorable. We loved it so much we went back the very next day. 10/10 -- highly recommend if you're visiting Charleston!

Very cute spot, bright, clean and lots of space to not feel crowded…read more Server was great, was on top of it but didn't rush us. He also had a meal removed from the bill - it was brought out Luke warm unfortunately. Overall food was good everyone was happy with their choices. Burger didn't come with fries but was big enough to fill up an 18 year old boy. Salad had a great sauce, was a little thrown off with the cold waffle but it's supposed to come like that server said. The avocado toast was so good but eggs were cold unfortunately. It didn't ruin the taste so still recommend. Visited on vacation but I would go back and try other plates.

The food was good. The lines moved fast. Everything was fresh. The staff managed the crowd very…read morewell. Nice breakfast.

This is a great little shop to come look at clothing or last minute snack/drink items. There is a…read moregood selection of everything. Clothing is a bit expensive but it is good quality and worth it. We always make a point to stop in when in town.

Lovely little stop. Cottage interior, fresh food. We got the fish sandwich, potato salad, pulled…read morechicken salad and tomatoe cucumber salad. All fresh, light and delicious. Fast service

I recently visited Heyday Restaurant and was immediately struck by how beautiful and inviting the…read morespace is. It's a truly lovely, relaxed setting--perfect for sitting down, catching up, and enjoying a slower pace. While the service was kind, it felt a bit less attentive than expected, especially since the restaurant wasn't very busy. We found ourselves needing to ask for a few basics like place settings and salt and pepper, which took away slightly from the overall experience. As for the food, there were definitely some highlights. The scrambled eggs were impressively fluffy and generous in portion--closer to four eggs than two--and the peach jam was a standout touch. The sourdough could have been toasted a bit more, and the bacon was slightly undercooked for my preference. The avocado toast, while creative, had quite a few competing flavors on top that overpowered the simplicity I was expecting. Our cappuccinos were average, but still enjoyable. Overall, Heyday has a lot going for it with its beautiful atmosphere and laid-back charm. With a bit more attentiveness in service and small refinements in the food, it could easily become a favorite. I'd absolutely return, especially for the ambiance and a relaxed place to meet and chat.