A bit confusing since this review is for what I think is for the recently reopened Tobin's Kitchen…read more There was a great jam band playing on Friday evening and we've heard great live music there before so if nothing else, this is a fantastic outdoor venue for local music. The setting is super casual / comfortable with high tops, sofas and group seating areas on two levels. We had a variety of sushi rolls which was the only food available on the menu (perhaps due to reopening?) - they were decent, not spectacular. We tried to order a bottle of wine but the selection was pretty limited (they said they were slammed earlier in the week and hadn't had an opportunity to replenish stock). Definitely coming back and crossing our fingers that they work out the food and beverage supply kinks so we can revisit our review.

What a cute venue spot! There's a mini courtyard area and the cottages that surround it have…read moredifferent uses - there's clean bathrooms, ample space if the crowd isn't huge (around 20 or so folks at the wedding I attended), friendly staff at the bar, food was outstanding. The seating and lounge area balances out so you don't feel like you're on top of people -- good use of space. Felt nice dancing under the Italian lights and night sky! Would recommend for smaller gatherings or elopement's.

Had dinner here for the 1st time with my family last night, and it didn't disappoint…read more Our server was extremely attentive and friendly, as was the rest of the staff. The appetizers were very good although I didn't grasp the concept behind sweet calamari it was cooked perfectly and tender, the escargot were buttery and delicious. I had the chicken with the cognac sauce. (I know not very exciting) but I've been in the mood for a roasted piece of chicken for a little bit...and not only was the chicken expertly prepared and cooked but it tasted amazing, seasoned perfectly. The gnocchi and asparagus that accompanied it were delicious as well. It was single-handedly one of the best chicken dishes I've had. My wife had the fillet mignon with the fig demi, potato gratin and it again was completely spot on for tenderness, seasoning and flavor. It was delicious as well. My 4 year old basically demanded we get the chocolate cake for dessert and they said it was delicious. It definitely was large enough to shared with 3 or 4 people if you wanted a few tastes. The house is really exquisite inside and you can tell great care was taken in renovations. All in all it was a great dining experience and we are so glad we tried Kersey House, we will definitely be back!

Our first visit was for "Mercy at the Kersey." This is a special event every Thursday where the…read moreparticipating group sits at the bar and there is a surprise menu with 4 courses with wine pairings. You're at the mercy of the chef and whatever he feels like making that day. We had a wonderful time. Our server/bartender was wonderful and the food was so yummy! Being a surprise, it made me a little nervous, but even if it was something I would never order for myself, everything was still delicious! We stopped in another evening for a regular dinner service. Our server was great, very attentive, and the food was so good. Definitely a good experience and a little "nicer" dinner than many of the chains in Summerville. You can be casual, but the atmosphere is a step above that. It's also a beautifully done building that serves as an event venue, as well.

This is a beautiful space and event venue. Located in the heart of Charleston, it is a great space…read morefor a wedding or social. The rooms upstairs are filled with light and absolutely delightful.

South Carolina Society Hall is an excellent venue for a celebration or gathering in Charleston. I…read morehave enjoyed every event that I have attended here and have had a great time. Once you enter you can feel all of the history in this building and it is a part of the experience of being there. I really like all of the portraits that are displayed throughout the building and all of the furniture and other furnishings. The building multiple levels and is big enough to host several hundred people for a larger gathering. I like the staircase and all of the wood floors in the venue too. This is a great place to celebrate and gather and be a part of the history of Charleston. I look forward to being able to come back here many times.

I visited The Daniel Island clubhouse for a private oyster roast. Everyone was friendly and the…read morevenue was phenomenal and staff and food were amazing! I will return when I'm a member.

I had the opportunity to dine and go to a few events at the D.I. club and enjoyed it thoroughly…read more But I am only going to review the golf experiences I have had there, as this review would soon resemble a novel, if I were to put to words how enjoyable the clubs other attributes are. The 18 hole "Ralston Creek" is an exciting 18 hole regulation course, where you need to step up your game a notch, if not these 2 courses will cut you in half.. From the longest tees, the course plays to about 7,446 yards of golf for a par of 72, that my friends is about current U.S.OPEN length, with a lower slope rating though.course rating is 74.4 with a slope rating of 134. The Nationwide tour still hosts an event here and truthfully, if there were the room for bleachers, concessions and transportation. With a few weeks work to narrow the fairways and toughen up the greens, I believe the PGA could host an event here, it is that good.The course was designed by Rees Jones and opened in 2006. The 18-hole "Beresford Creek" course at the Daniel Island Club features 7,093 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 72 . This is the older of the two courses and opened around 2000.The course rating at Beresford Creek is 74.4 and it has a slope rating of 134, so it plays shorter, but no less difficult.

We bought a package that included a night stay, breakfast, dinner and high tea. First of all, this…read moreis a must experience for anyone. You feel like royalty and are treated with the utmost respect. The hotel - is small, intimate and beautiful. It does not feel like a hotel, rather like someone's home. The rooms are beautifully decorated and you feel like you are in a different era. our room had a fireplace, huge four poster bed and a huge bath with a jacuzzi. Overall, just stunning and an experience of a lifetime. Also, in the afternoon we strolled the grounds and they brought out bikes for us to explore the neighborhood. So relaxing! The hightea and breakfast were outstanding. They think of the little things in how they present the food, which adds so much value. We had pancakes at breakfast with pecans and I can truly say that I have never had such amazing pancakes in my life. I love breakfast food and seek it out, but to this day I have not found a comparison to the pancakes at woodlands. I may go again just for the pancakes! The restaurant - it is a five star establishment and I would give it all five stars. The food is presented beautifully, tastes divine and the portion size is perfect. My husband likes various versions of mushrooms and told the chef that. He ended up getting a dish with all the different varieties. Talk about service! I loved my deconstructed ceasar salad and halibut. The dessert was so refreshing as it was a creme brullee with passion fruit. Overall, try a package if you must or just get a night to stay. You will not be disappointed. We went for my birthday/valentine and I can say it was the best birthday of my life!

For our 3rd night on the road we stayed here: the only 5 star/5 diamond place in SC (and one of…read moreonly 3 in the country who have that distinction, 5 AAA Diamonds, and 5 Mobil Stars)! We were excited:an old mansion from the 1800's, converted to a luxury resort. Bed was disappointing, but the worst was the food! Read on: They let us order room servicez since we arrived late, but that was a JOKE!....We love our fancy dinners-but this was one of those places where the salad was 3 individual inch sized pieces of Iceberg lettuce (1"x1"), with a 'buttermilk foam' and various toppings like fricken pistachios (eww) Oh, 1 of the lil' towers fell over when the waiter wheeled the table into our room, He got all distressed and wanted to take the salad back to the kitchen to have them make another! We were like "Oh, it's OK! OMGoodness, it was crazy to think some people might get upset about that!!" We could only laugh (his Caesar salad was a handful of romaine, that was SHOVED into 2 square 'crackers' that had an open circle in them, the 2 cracker squares were about 2 inches apart....THAT was the 'Caesar salad, and it had a DROP of dressing squeezed onto the plate! Hubby was like "WTF is THIS?" and i said, "Um, thats your Caesar, hun!" Oh yeah, and it had a lil' quail egg on top too.....(barely cooked) too Fricken weird. We are not unsophisticated people, we have eaten at 4 and 5 star places many a time (and love them), but this was preposterous! Hubby had Scallops that were fishy and weirdly prepared and I tried the Duck, (I LOVE duck, but this had a gawd-awful flavor, i can't even describe it... but it was HIDEOUS. He did eat a bit of his, begrudgingly!z Oh, I haven't told you, I got SICK to my tummy! LITERALLY (like I couldn't eat anything else, even when i was starving and got them to make me a burger, by the time i got it i was so nauseous, i couldn't touch it, and I suffered all night..... What made me SICK was the dessert. I made the mistake of taking a bite out of this thing, that was supposed to have Chocolate mousse in it (my fave and the only fancy dessert i truly enjoy).....get this: THE CHOC. mousse had HUGE Salt CHUNKS in it! BIG-ASS granules. No, bigger than a granule! This was like margarita- chunky salt. IN THE MOUSSE! Blecch! and it was intentional!!! I said to the waiter, that "I realize that salt is needed in Baking, like cookies etc, it brings out the flavor, BUT I've never in my LIFE seen salt IN a CHOCOLATE delicacy! He said, "Well, sayou should know how much brighter it makes it taste! I was like "ARE YOU FOR REAL? I'm wanting to vomit from it! My yelpers, you need to know to stay away from this place, even if it is only the 3rd place in the country rated 5 AAA Diamonds, and 5 Mobil Stars. The AAA/Mobil people must be on crack. Crack is whack. YUCK! Please Keep in mind, we like fancy, nouvelle cuisine once in a while.....like a good Pheasant Sausage with a confit this, and a foam that.....BUT this food was awful! Oh, and breffie the next morning? LAUGHABLE.....More tiny food (except thankfully I had eggs Benedict, and its impossible to make the eggs smaller when they are poached. Hubby had a ''3 egg' omelette that was definitely no more than one, maybe one and a half eggs tops. AND, the ''breakfast potatoes'' that came with breakfast, were chopped so microscopically, that u could not spear them with a fork, you could not even scoop them ONTO your fork! There were a few brightly colored onions/peppers in them, BUT they were not bigger than a grain of sand. I could just picture the poor chef standing over his knives, wasting his time chopping micro goods! LOL...i mean items. I don't want to call them 'goods', lest ye think they actually were just that......'good'. btw, the saving grace for you if u end up staying here (and please let me say, with the exception of the hoity-toity waiter, the staff was very friendly and VERY customer service oriented.....I will say that, we had no complaints there!)..... but your saving grace? That they change the menu daily!!! I wish like hell I had tried something off their normal room service menu, of a fish and chips meal, which was made with COD (good God, a 5 star place can't even serve top notch HADDOCK?) Cod is a lower-echelon fish! But in retrospect, I WISH i had tried it, it might have been good. BUT can u understand my reluctance to order something as plain as fish and chips at a 5star place? We were prepared to be wowed, and we were so disappointed! Better luck to you if u dare! :) I would go for brunch if u ever have an opportunity. They can't kill brunch too much, other than the TEASPOON of micro chopped potatoes they throw on your plate! (maybe ask for extra?) The Hollandaise was spectacular though, although i had to request extra! There was only a HINT of it on my Benedict! :o(

Love this Hall. Been coming here since I was a child. Playing at the playground across the way…read more Climbing on the Grand oak tree with sprawling branches. Alhambra Hall itself is host to many varied events... From weddings to theater & shag classes. Networking events, family reunions and meeting space. Bring a picnic or just enjoy some zen time by the waterside. They've added some nice paved walkways for those with wheelchairs but still have some green space to walk on as well and enjoy with your friends, family and pets. Whatever your mood, this place can handle it and might just even bring you a smile or two along with good memories for years to come.

Alhambra Hall in Mount Pleasant is a great event space for all occasions. I really like the…read morelocation and views of the water. Good experience every time I have been here.

Had a fantastic time volunteering at the Charleston Area Therapeutic Riding Derby Party and…read moreFundraiser at The Waverly! The venue is beautiful, bright, spacious, and easy to access with plenty of parking. Downtown's best kept secret! The staff was attentive and welcoming, and the food and cocktails were outstanding. I especially loved getting to try Weller bourbon, so smooth! On top of that, I met some truly wonderful people. Overall, it was a fun, well organized event for a great cause. Highly recommend this space for special events!

This B&B was truly phenomenal. The grounds were stunning, beds and rooms were spacious and…read morecomfortable and the mansion was divine. Each interaction we had with the staff was absolutely wonderful, and we especially appreciated Richard for taking such good care of us. This experience was special and we will certainly be back in the future. We brought our sweet pet Buddy and stayed in the wine cellar room. The cellar actually proved to be ideal for sleeping on a hot day. We toured the other rooms in the mansion and they looked gorgeous!! You truly can't go wrong here. Any review stating otherwise gets a bit of a side eye from me.

This bed and breakfast could be an amazing place. Let me start with the good...The staff was…read moreamazing!!! Molly was very informative, polite, and engaging. Ryan was exceptionally professional. Richard was a terrific evening host!!! And the young lady the last morning we stayed was simply delightful. The wine and cheese evening hour was so much fun as a lot of the guests were in the parlor just getting to know each other. The cheese plate was the perfect amount and very nice touch. The room was very clean. The bathroom was nice and updated and the bed and pillows were comfortable. Let me say however, the Inn still needs a ton of work and the work that has been done is sub par at best. Maybe I have high expectations as I have owned a century home & have stayed in several 100/150 year old homes that cost less per night yet were much better restored. This one gives you the feeling that it still is a major work in progress. We were in room 11. It is behind the reception desk. Upon closing and locking up the reception area in the evenings, the only way to access our room was by going outside to the back of the house and up the narrow staircase. That seemed a little odd but it was okay. I found it strange that the Keurig and water and such was in the basement area as well. I felt it should have probably been in the dining area or even hallway. The floor in our room was completely unfinished which was a concern as socks would get snagged on it. The breakfasts were okay but they never change the menu and it's not cooked on site but rather prepackaged and heated in the microwave or oven. BUT...The topper was the cold. We literally froze in our room the last night. So cold that when I stepped on the tile floor in the bathroom the bottoms of my feet hurt. There is a system in our room that I had set to heat & 74 yet it never warmed up. We checked out a day early as the portable heater in our room that was in there as well blew the breaker. The sweet young lady offered to check the breakers but at this point I think we were done trying. Again... we LOVED the staff and interaction with the other guests. I wish the owner the best as I know it can't be an easy or inexpensive property to own.