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    Skull Creek Boathouse - Seafood sampler

    Skull Creek Boathouse

    (2.7k reviews)

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    A wonderful place with incredibly friendly and welcoming staff! It's no surprise that this place…read morewas packed on a weekend. We waited about 30 minutes for an outdoor table, but it was absolutely worth it. Our waitress made us feel welcome from the moment we arrived and even brought water and a treat for our puppy, which was such a thoughtful touch. We tried their signature Tequila Colada, and it was fantastic! The food was equally amazing--everything we ordered was delicious. Great food, drinks, atmosphere, and genuinely warm service. We had such a lovely experience and will definitely be back!

    We visited Skull Creek Boathouse on August 1, 2026, and sat at the bar. My spouse ordered a beer,…read moreand I ordered a water because we had just come in from the extreme heat. I planned to order a beer after I had a chance to cool off. The bartender brought my spouse's beer but never brought my water. Instead, he went back to doing side work and talking with another bartender directly in front of us. After waiting several minutes, I finally had to say, "Excuse me, could I please have a water?" He gave me a dismissive look, as if he already knew, but had simply chosen not to bring it. A few minutes after receiving my water, we put our menus down to indicate we were ready to order. Even then, both bartenders continued talking and doing side work instead of acknowledging us or asking if we were ready. After waiting long enough, we decided to leave without ordering food. I handed the bartender a $10 bill to pay for the beer. She asked if I needed change, and I replied, "Of course." She handed me a $5 bill, and I left a tip before walking outside. Once I was outside, I looked at the receipt and realized the beer cost $4.86, meaning I had never received the remaining 14 cents in change. It wasn't about the 14 cents--it was just one more example of the horrible service we experienced from the moment we sat down. We walked next door to Dockside, where we received outstanding service from the moment we sat down. The difference between the two restaurants was night and day. This was one of the worst service experiences I've had. We weren't expecting special treatment--just basic courtesy and attention. Unfortunately, we felt ignored from the moment we sat down. My biggest regret was leaving a tip for service that simply wasn't earned.

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    The Bank

    (242 reviews)

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    Back a year later and there has been distinct improvements. However, let me start by recommending…read moreyou AVOID the food trucks in the beer garden. Here's why: when paying the person processing my payment selected the tip level and paid themselves a 30% tip before I could do anything about it, so beware. Inside, the food and beer are better. There is also a large beer selection inside instead of ordering at the outside window, but the service in both of these locations was excellent. They also had live entertainment, which was a great addition. Food has improved. Try the dry rub chipotle wings. They are delicious. Owners: look into the food truck issue. You will lose customers because of this. I did not make an issue of it because I was with a large group and did not worry about the $8 auto tip on a $17 total bill but if this happened all the time it will catch up with you. Worth addressing.

    This place has definitely gotten very more kid, friendly, they do not have their merchandise area…read morelike they had before. It is now all kid games and vending machines, and all their merchandise is packed in the corner by the side door. And I understand they wanna be family, friendly, and kid oriented however they also have moved their chips and salsa from their menu; and there's lots of families with little kids so if you wanna come here, I don't recommend coming on a Sunday night. Since it is Sunday night, they have all of the sport games playing they have baseball, soccer, golf, etc. I'm pretty sure they do watching for the FIFA as well. Overall, our bartender is very knowledgeable regarding what drinks have dairy one of the sours has dairy. His name is: Bryce One of their light wheat beers has dairy, and their dark stout also has dairy. It is not mentioned in the menu given to us for their taps, etc. however, it definitely should be added to the menu.

    Charleston Tea Garden

    Charleston Tea Garden

    (289 reviews)

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    For anyone visiting Charleston or passing through the area, I highly recommend stopping in at the…read moreonly Tea Plantation in North America. There is a trolly tour that's offered for about $18/pp which takes you around the plantation. Since we arrived late in the day, we opted not to do the trolly tour, but instead, toured the gift shop, sampled all the hot and cold teas (I think there were 12 samples), and took the 15 minute FREE factory tour. The teas? delicious! The tour? Super educational! It was great learning how tea grows, harvested, and processed. Whether you're a tea drinker or not, you will love stopping here. And if you're not in a rush, go sit in a rocker under the trees, or at one of the many picnic tables. Enjoy the fresh air and the sound of the birds. You won't be disappointed!

    I cool way to spend an afternoon. Never really wondered about how tea was produced. To be honest I…read moredidn't event know what a tea tree looked like until I did this tour. It was about a hour Drive away from Charleston. I recommend arriving early so you can check out the store and sample Some tea . They also do an inside of the factory store. This trolly style tour was just of the fields and greenhouse. There is no AC on the trolly so be aware if you are going in the hot summer months. The tour lasted about 45 min or so. They have a detailed history of how the tea farm came to be and how they grow the tea. Very informative and interesting. If you like learning about history you will enjoy it.

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