Wow 2024 TRUMP hot sauce in da house! My thought was you think you hate this hot sauce now then…read morewait till you taste it! The Pepper Palace has an amazing selection of sauces and you could even taste should you wanna sample the community dips ( NO THANKS ). At least the people running the place answer questions and give out samples. Has a great time shopping and thank god they have air conditioning for free to cool down from southern heat!

Love this place! There are plenty of wing sauce places…read morearound but this one is different. That difference is the fact that they let you taste all of the sauces. With most shops, you have no idea what you're getting -- it's just a shot in the dark. At Pepper Palace, you can know. I attached a picture of my favorite hot sauce. To be honest, I mix this Wing Master Reaper sauce 50/50 with Anchor Bar "Hotter" sauce. The result is awesome! I get a very hot sauce (love that!) with a great flavor (love that, too!).

We walked into SNOB for a casual lunch, and it turned into one of those unexpectedly elevated…read moreCharleston moments that remind you this city does hospitality better than most. The service was fantastic -- warm, attentive, and confidently polished, even for a walk‑in midday meal. The food came out with that refined Lowcountry touch SNOB is known for. The star of the table was the chicken liver -- cooked to absolute perfection. Silky, rich, and beautifully seasoned, it had that "pause mid‑bite" quality because it was that good. No pâté, no frills -- just expertly prepared chicken liver that showed real skill in the kitchen. Everything about lunch felt elevated yet relaxed, the kind of meal that makes you say, "Okay, SNOB... I see you." It's absolutely worth stopping in, whether you plan ahead or wander in like we did.

SNOB was the first restaurant we ate at after arriving in Charleston, and it came highly…read morerecommended by our friends who live in the area. Since it's owned by the same Hall family behind Hall's Chophouse, we were excited to give it a try. We had reservations but asked if we could sit at the bar instead, which ended up being a great choice. Our bartender was incredibly sweet and helpful when it came to choosing what to order and made us feel welcome from the start. There was also live music that night, which my husband was especially excited about since they were playing 80s covers. The menu focuses on Lowcountry cuisine, and everything we ordered was delicious. We started with the clams and then shared the pork chop and BBQ tuna. Every dish was perfectly cooked and full of flavor. The cocktails were smooth, well made, and paired perfectly with the meal. To make the evening even more special, our bartender brought us two glasses of bubbles to celebrate my birthday, which was such a thoughtful gesture. Great food, great drinks, live music, and genuinely excellent service. It was the perfect way to kick off our Charleston trip. Also I forgot to mention that the shrimp and grits here are supposed to be the best in town!

Located near the Charleston Market in the French Quarters…read more They offered a variety of teas but the price for the amount of tea was inflated. We had to ask for help. Xander assisted us and he was hospitable. The store offered a variety of spices and teas.

Stood at the register for several minutes (along with a couple other customers) to be rung up. The…read morethree girls working remained in the back sample area gossiping and chatting while we all stood there. Left the tea at the register and walked out. Not with it.

Arriving Hungry in Charleston, we decided to eat at the Iron Rose. That afternoon we had the…read morepleasure of meeting our server, Melanie. She was friendly & very knowledgeable answering our questions about the menu & giving us very good suggestions. Our food was order & arrived at our table hot in temperature & appealing to the eye. We were so impress & enjoyed our meal so much we returned two more times. If you are in the area, may I suggest you try it & make sure you ask for the server Melanie, she'll make you feel like Royalty!

Complete perfection in a meal, where everything from drinks to appetizer, entree, and dessert is…read morerare, but last night at the Iron Rose they came really close. To start Abigail, our waitress, was attentive, helpful, super sweet and just about the best waitress I have ever had. My wife and I ordered a round of cocktails, expecting the usual great description with subsequent lack luster drinks. Last night was different, midnight bloom which is their take on an old fashioned, but really in a different league; Smooth complex, and satisfying. My wife got the Ruby Ruby which is sort of a pomegranate martini with champagne. Refreshing and vibrant. For appetizers we had the blue crab fritters and the pork belly. The fritters were crispy, light, and full of crab flavor. Virtually no filler. I could have eaten a hundred. The pork belly was crispy, and rich without being too heavy. They also serve it in a white sauce that I was still thinking about the next day. For entrees we got the Roasted grouper and the pork shank. The grouper was maybe a bit overcooked and dry, but the accompanying butter beans stole the show. The were rich, and layered with flavor. I will never see the simple butter bean in the same way ever again. The pork was fall off the bone tender without being dry. The sauce it was served in was a masterpiece. There were hints of apple, berry, cinnamon, and many other notes, I would drink it by the glass if it was available. We split the gelato for dessert. Pure delight. Smooth, bursting with flavor, and leaving you wanting for more. All in all, except for a small misstep with the cook on the grouper a near perfect dinner. I would go there soon because a Michelin star can not be far off, and then getting a table will be a near impossibility.

YUM. I was so impressed with this little food truck. The young lady working was so polite and…read morefriendly and delivered quick service. Only a block from the beach and located in a cute little area with a few other food trucks. We visited in May, so we were the only ones in line but I can imagine this place gets BUSY in the summer. Dairy free and gluten free!

I read a really good review on the pineapple hut in a magazine and so I wanted to try it when we…read moregot to Charleston. I'm so glad that I did! The flavor was absolutely fantastic, so tasty and so fresh without being overly sweet! I thought the prices were extremely fair for the amount of ice cream given! I absolutely loved it. Would definitely come back!

Breakfast/Brunch on the patio is always a treat. Kind and attentive staff, sunshine, prosecco and…read moregood vibes abound. If you want to increase your chances of a great day start it at Frannie & The Fox.

Tried it again after a very poor experience that was preceded by excellent dinners. I will start…read morewith the lukewarm water served in a carafe on a 90 degree plus day; and the water had the foulest taste we've experienced in water. We ordered bottles water which we haven't had to do ever dining out. The server recommended a salad that was just awful, bland, plain, tasteless, underwhelming. And very small for the price. The pizza we ordered was markedly smaller than before and the crust was different and looked like it was premade and frozen. It had the taste and look of DiGiorno pizza. Previously, the pizza was a standout but now Indaco and La Tela in Kiawah are making much better pizza pies. The service was friendly and they prepared a specialty cocktail that I like which was outstanding. To the team there, you have been going downhill for several years. Turn it around!

Sitting down at this restaurant made me realize that the people of Charleston always dress nicely!…read moreNoted for next time! We ordered the watermelon caprese salad, parmesan crusted halibut, and an item on the special menu that I cannot recall at the moment. Complimentary bread and butter- delicious. no notes. who doesn't love bread and butter? Watermelon caprese salad- refreshing, high quality ingredients, harmonious. the mint pesto paired with heirloom tomatoes and mozz was simply to die for. I don't enjoy fruit in salads but my boyfriend said the watermelon was essential and that this dish was amazing overall! Parmesan crusted halibut- wow. if there is one thing you should order on this menu, it's this. I don't think I spoke once during this meal. every bite-I anticipated the next. the various flavors coming from the halibut, tomato, shrimp, rice, and corn...topped with the citrus beurre blanc was sensational. I would come back for this meal. my boyfriend wholeheartedly agrees. sangria- strong. blood orange margarita spritz- strong. delicious. Overall, we'd definitely come back. Our waiter was friendly. The food was sensational. The ambiance was warm. The drinks were strong. Our moods were changed for the better after leaving so I'd say this was a 10/10.

We came here on a Saturday night for a special occasion meal. We made reservations in advance and…read moreeven doing so a week or so early required us to come at 8:00 pm. The place is popular, so highly recommend reservations. When asking locals about it, it's not somewhere they go, but acknowledge it is a solid choice and staple. The appetizers were decent. The deviled eggs were good and the scallops were as well. Nothing exceptional, but solid choices. For entrees we had a wide variety in our party. I had the fried catfish with red rice and cabbage. The dish was well portioned and fried but the red rice was cold and hard. The cabbage was good. A For dessert had I have pecan pie and it was just ok. All in all, it is a place you can tell people to for special occasions. It's a bit crowded and busy, so not very intimate. But still well maintained.

We came in for a quick bite after walking the city for the day and I'm so glad that we did! We both…read moreselected tacos & both sets were incredible! I had the house chips as my side & hubs had the slaw. We both thoroughly enjoyed our meals! Service was quick at the bar and our bartender was very attentive!

Wanted to try a new place, made reservations. The staff was super nice. - Order the pork belly…read moreburnt onions, which were a 3 out of 5. The texture was fine, but the flavor of the sauce was too sweet for me. It did come with a unique square of cornbread, which was really moist and good. - I ordered the wings because they needed the dressing. They came along with it to make the flavor profile. I wasn't a fan of them without the dressing. They were also a little dry. I would give them a 3 out of 5. - The appetizer, the cornbread itself, had a nice butter topping for it. The cornbread seemed to have corn bits in it, which were chewy, but the cornbread was also dry, so I'd have to give it a 2 out of 5. - The empanadas themselves were cooked a little long, but the filling was really good. The flavors of the corn and everything together made it a 5 out of 5. They were a little pricey for two empanadas, but it was the star of the meal. I would definitely say the empanadas are a 4 out of 5 only because of the quantity that you get for the price. - The mocktail that they made was super sour. It needed some simple syrup to tone it down, but flavor-wise, it was good. I would have to give the entire experience a 3 out of 5.