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    Burwell's Stone Fire Grill

    4.5 (591 reviews)
    Closed 4:00 pm - 9:00 PM
    Updated 3 weeks ago

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    Paloma Aperol and Burwell's martini
    Gisella Picos

    Officially my favorite place I've ever dined in Charleston! My boyfriend booked this place randomly for us on the weekend and I was a little hesitant as I had never heard of it, but now I know why because this truly is a hidden gem and I hope it stays this way. I cannot say enough great things about it! Everything from start to finish was 1000/10! We started with delicious drinks, great shrimp cocktail, the hot Rock of course as it's their signature dish, and I had the seasonal salad which was PHENOMENAL for a salad and he had the filet mignon! We also ordered dessert when I never do as I didn't want the dining experience to end. Our server was also great and knowledgeable and we will 100000000% be back! Great job Burwell's!!! Place deserves more than just five yelp stars!

    John E.

    Outstanding, Outstanding, Outstanding wood fire grill steaks, chops and seafood house!!! Hidden Gem in the heart of Charleston just off Market St. Discovered this spot in downtown area tooling around, being adventuresome after deciding to keep trucking past my standby Fleet Landing. The steaks were perfect. The atmosphere perfect. The drinks were On Point! Romantic spot to spoil your life partner. Visited this place to celebrate our 33 yr anniversary. I will be back!

    Emma P.

    Burwell's is one of my favorite spots in Charleston, especially during happy hour. The hot stone is such a fun and delicious experience and the glasses of champagne on happy hour make it even better. Do not miss the deviled eggs and their chocolate cake might be the best in Charleston. It can get a little smokey inside from the hot stones and happy hour fills up fast, so getting there early is a must. Great food, great vibe, and always a good time.

    Gustavo S.

    Burwell's is a must if you're a steak lover and enjoy, great service! We have eaten here before and they delivery every time, from their awesome cocktails to the apps, there is nothing that is not good. All the apps we had were just as good as they looked, cooked oysters, octopus, deviled eggs, shrimp cocktail, calamari and the caviar great to split with a larger table. My wife who does not eat steak, could not stop talking about how good the tilefish was, cooked to perfection with tasty grits and a special balsamic dressing, you know I had to get a couple bites! I went with the Wagyu steak 8 ounce and it was one of the best steaks I've ever had and cooked to perfection. So fortunate we were able to eat here again and I'm sure it won't be the last, book your next steak dinner at Burwell's you will not regret it!

    Ribeye
    Brittany D.

    We were on vacation in Charleston and wanted a great place to eat and we were able to get a reservation here. We were traveling with our toddler who can be busy at times. When we walked in the hostess was super accommodating to our little guy. She showed him the stone fire and gave him things to color on. The restaurant was very busy. They sat us upstairs where it was a bit quieter. We ordered an Arnold Palmer that was the best we have ever had. Our toddler couldn't keep his little mits off of it. We decided to go big and order the 20 ounce ribeye on the bone. It was over $100 but so worth it. It was the best steak I ever got. I had a glass of Cabernet with it that was so yummy. I can't remember the name but it was $17 and had something to do with prisoner or shackles. I got the scallops with risotto- so delicious and perfectly cooked. For dessert the blueberry peach cobbler alamode. The only complaint I have is that I would have liked a bigger scoop of ice cream on top, but overall everything was fantastic. Shoutout to the wait staff who were super friendly and attentive. He also made great recommendations if you aren't sure what to get.

    Mike E.

    BurWells is an underrated steakhouse in Charleston. Sure, they may skip the formality of the bowtie and the tuxedo shirts but what you get is amazing cut of steak cooked perfectly on a Woodfire grill with amazing sides and a very affordable delicious wine list.

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    Karis M.

    Arron was my server he did amazing . The food was good the steak was seasoned well. The small serving and three asparagus was good. The oyster appetizer was super good. The setting is so relaxing and welcoming. I ate all my food which is unusual. The margaritas was a plus and the shots of don hulio wasn't strong just right for the mood. My first time visiting was great. You should try it.

    Southern Steakhouse Wedge Salad
    Brad T.

    Umm holy sh*t! For real, like dayummmmm! My palate was blessed by the good AF gods with this meal. No exaggeration. I started the night off with a blueberry smash cocktail. It was a vodka based drink. Light and refreshing with a mint twist. Next the deviled eggs. They were really good but hard to rave about the deviled eggs when the rest of the meal left me drooling The wedge salad was good too, but the best part was the bacon it was topped with. Thick and a great Smokey flavor Onto the steak. I went with the NY strip. Naturally not as tender as a ribeye or filet but I like what I like. It doesn't matter though, the steak was still super tender. Like melt in your mouth tender. I forgot to take a picture after I cut it because I devoured it. The flavor was incredible. Probably a top 10 steak I've had in my life. The mashed potatoes were ballin too The only knock on the restaurant was the smoke from the stupid Little Rock's people were cooking on. But it's not annoying enough to pass up on this great meal.

    Prime Filet Mignon Traditional Cut
    Jay J.

    Burwell's Stone Fire Grill is one of our favorite restaurants in Charleston. The food is delicious, the service is fantastic, and the ambiance is nice but casual. We always order appetizers, and they are one of the highlights of the meal. Our favorite is the Signature Hot Rock which is a 700 degree black lava stone to cook your own Wagyu, filet or lamb. We also enjoy their unique presentation and taste of deviled eggs. They have a full bar with a large selection of beers and cocktails. For dinner, we really enjoy the steaks - always prepared to our requested temperature. The sides are also really good. Their desserts are also great. One of our favorites is the Hummingbird Cheesecake. So good! Our whole family recommends Burwell's.

    Mark L.

    Burwell's is an exceptionally complete dining experience. It is the articulate professionalism of fine dining with the inviting family feel. Caviar from the Parma region of Italy; Wagyu steak from Australia; seafood sourced and partnered with CucaCo; a pastry chef sent from the gods and a staff that has deep personal roots. Burwell's is a prize in the Charleston food fair.

    Grilled oysters
    Mollie N.

    We LOVE Burwells! We have been known to go up there just to order cocktails and appetizers. You can't miss the espresso martini, deviled eggs, octopus, and hot rock!! The service is always great and we love the smoky atmosphere.

    Wagyu hanger steak with shrimp added - on bottom of photo. Filet and fries - on top of photo.
    Yasmeen A.

    This restaurant was very nice and had a great drink list. The food was very delicious and perfectly cooked. The waiter was very friendly and take great care of us for a birthday celebration. The restaurant is kind of smokey from the wood grill I suppose but it was not overwhelming. Definitely going back!

    Krystal G.

    I absolutely LOVE going to Burwells! 2nd time around and we went for the Happy Hour experience right after they opened. Very low key atmosphere as we had most of the place to ourselves. I even got a personal tour of the upstairs area that is available for private events. Fantastic staff, fantastic food, fantastic experience every time!

    Prime NY Strip Steak Traditional Cut with Garlic mashed potatoes

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    Friendly and attentive staff (the best in Charleston!), amazing filet and deviled eggs.

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