We stopped by for a quick bite after reading the Yelp reviews and we were happy we did! The place…read moreis a throwback to an old timey bar and grille. The service was great, the burgers were delicious and the jazz club vibe was cool! Throw your shades on and trip on in for good food and a good time. You won't be disappointed.

Great food and atmosphere. The music is rockin'! Service is fast and furious. The place to be in…read morePomeroy!

Came here on a weekday to celebrate my husband's birthday. The roads were winding on the way so I…read moredid get a little motion sick. Off the main road was a sign that let us know we were in the right place. There was plenty of parking next to their big barn. We were told to check in at the office and then go back to the stables. We were offered helmets if we wanted but it was not a requirement. I opted to wear one while my husband did not. We were part of a group with 4 other people. Our lead was very nice and funny, and she quickly gave instructions. She had us sit on the horses and she adjusted our feet into the stirrups. My horse snacked a lot and it was difficult to move them away from various plants. However, overall all of the horses were well behaved and listened. We did the trail that was 2 hours. I've ridden horses before, but 2 hours was a lot. If you are not experienced or used to sitting in a horse I would suggest the 1 hour trail ride. We saw a cool tunnel but we essentially went through it and then turned around and went back. We had a good time and my husband loved it. I would just be warned on which trail ride you use based on your experience

Great trail ride!! Our guide, Connor was so nice and patient with our group. My horse, Pepper,…read morewas the best mannered horse I have ever rode. I look forward to riding again.

Always a great time where people can go see great music & entertainment. It's an old favorite…read morewhere everyone can feel at home of all ages.

The best bar in town. So much fun. 8bit brunch is awesome, great service, Jordan and Calvin are…read morethe best bartenders in Charleston.

I recently went to Stuart's Opera House for the first time. Dang, what a special place! They opened…read morethe show with a quick PSA about the children's music education work they do in the community, which made me like them even more. As for the concert space itself... I'd see another concert there but there are definitely pros and cons. Pros: -Intimate, cozy space. I love that you can wait on the first level before doors open -Super clean bathrooms -Good sound mixing Cons: -The floors in the concert hall are awful. They shook substantially when people walked and were very noisy. The gentleman behind me was a toe tapper (no shame! Totally normal) but the floors made it seem like Godzilla was wrecking a city behind me -Volunteers served as ushers and they were... Confused. We were taken to the wrong seats (even side instead of odd) and the guys taking tickets were similarly befuddled -The layout of the plastic chairs in the back of the bottom section felt haphazard. It was hard to sneak through to go to the bathroom during the show

Beautiful building and surroundings area. We saw Cabaret…read more It was so good. Very powerful and moving. Brought us to tears. They also did a live burlesque show before the show

The iconic Fur Peace Ranch is foremost a camp for all levels of guitar training taught by a variety…read moreof accomplished rock, blues, classical and folk guitarists, mostly from back in the day. The charming 42 acre ranch is owned by legendary guitarist, Jorma Kaukonen, from Jefferson Airplane and founder of Hot Tuna. Big bands from the 60's. But the ranch also includes a terrific concert venue, cool "psychedelic" museum and homey cafe. If you are lucky enough to attend a concert here you are in for an awesome, special and incredible experience. I say lucky because the concert venue has approx. 220 seats and 3/4 of them are held by season subscription holders (30 shows). The remaining go on sale to the public and are typically sold out within an hour of becoming available. At times, it can help to know someone. ;-) Their approach to seating is unique and refreshing from most every other venue you have ever been. The place itself is pretty in a rustic way and intimate like your family room. The high quality sound system compliments the superb artists playing. The crowd can be described as old hippies with a sprinkling of younger music aficionados. People are not trying to take pictures, but instead just grooving on the sounds. Along with the music you can enjoy popcorn, cookies, coffee, cider , etc. that are for sale. But, there are NO ALCOHOL SALES. Probably a good thing since it is out in the MIDDLE OF NO WHERE and you have to drive on a one lane, winding road, up a hill to enter & exit. At night, it is black out there! Being at FPR is a memorable experience that you will want to recreate many times over.

Such a cool place! I went for the pho dinner. You pay for dinner and stay for live music. Show up a…read morefew minutes early and you can walk the grounds and check out the gift shop and museum in the silo where there is tons of music memorabilia and art. I can see how this would be a totally nostalgic experience for some. If nothing else, it's something different to do. Definitely worth checking out!

This was our best food stop on our travels. The place is…read morequaint and inviting. The staff is incredibly friendly and accommodating. Our server was amazing! The food was delicious and good portions. There's indoor and outdoor seating. We're very glad we stopped for lunch. We'll go back if we're ever that way again.

What a "unique" spot in my hometown. The atmosphere was... a lot. And it had a bit of a musty…read moresmell. But they weren't busy at all. So we got really great service. Thankfully all the food was great. My parents and I all got a different type of fish and they were each cooked/breaded to perfection. Not sure I'd come back just for the food as the space was just cold and dark which is hard to imagine with all the kitschy beach things around. Kinda felt like I was in a church basement food hall with a beach theme.

09/06/25- I flew in earlier, and didn't have anything to do for the night, so I decided to check…read morefor karaoke close to the hotel. I found the Blue Parrot on line. I walked the short distance to check it out. I tried walking in, and was accosted by a punk asking for my id. I'm close to 60. I asked him if he were kidding, and he said no, he wasn't, with derision. I showed it to him, and then he said $5. I said no, and started to walk out, and he made some rude comment. All I wanted to do was get a drink, and check out the karaoke (if they even had it tonight). I didn't even know if I'd want to stay. I'll bet that clown runs off a lot of people.

Had a great time and this was my first in Charleston. I was on vacation from Seattle, WA. Drinks…read morewere good, food was great,