We were waited on by a large gal from New York. She was extremely attentive......far more than any…read morewaitress we have had in our 10 years We got pulled pork nachos and split a steak Food was awesome Arnold Palmer was awesome We were stuffed and took doggie bags home

We've dined here several times. It is always a good experience. The food is very good and the…read moreservice has never been anything but very good. Parking is always easy. Just a great place for a good meal.

We had a wonderful business lunch at Halls Chophouse in Nexton,last Tuesday! It was an excellent…read moreexperience from beginning to end. We were there with our vendor, and the restaurant provided the perfect setting for a productive lunch while still feeling relaxed and enjoyable. Let's start with the ambiance and happy vibes. The restaurant was classy in the best way--beautiful, comfortable, and polished without feeling overly stuffy. It has that upscale steakhouse atmosphere that makes you feel like you've stepped out for something special, while still being warm and inviting. The service was excellent, and the staff was absolutely wonderful. There were as many as 4 servers assisting in between meals. Everyone was friendly, attentive, and professional without hovering over us. For a business lunch, that balance is important, and they really got it right. And then there was the food! My sweet tea with lemon was excellent and a perfect accompaniment to lunch. Our table enjoyed a variety of dishes, including the vegetable ravioli, the Halls Chophouse lunch cheeseburger, and the Halls Chophouse salad with salmon. I ordered the spinach steak salad, with my steak cooked medium-well, along with strawberries and Gorgonzola cheese. It was delicious! I loved the combination of the savory, succulent steak and Gorgonzola with the sweetness of the strawberries. It was a great choice for lunch--filling without being overly heavy. Of course, I couldn't leave without dessert! I ordered the Crème Brûlée, and it was the perfect way to finish the meal. Creamy, sweet, and a wonderful ending to an already delicious lunch. Overall, Halls Chophouse in Nexton was a fantastic choice for our business lunch. Great food, excellent service, a wonderful staff, beautiful ambiance, and plenty of those happy lunch vibes. It was upscale and classy while still being comfortable enough to enjoy good conversation. I would definitely return--not only for another business lunch, but also for a nice meal with family or friends. Halls Chophouse Nexton made a very good impression! 5/5 Location 5/5 Ambiance 5/5 Cleanliness 5/5 Service 10/10 Food and Drinks 5/5 prices

I went here for my grandma's birthday! I've never been here before but my family has been. My…read morefamily always has great things to say about it and I experienced just that today! Hostess was accompanying, we added another person to our reservation and they stated it would be one moment for the table to be ready. Brunch menu had quite a few different options including breakfast items + lunch and at an affordable price point with it traditionally being white table cloth. I got the crab cake eggs Benedict and it was so good- the crab cake had a good amount of crab! The only down fall was I would have loved a little more sauce! Overall great experience and I would definitely recommend for lunch!

Wow! What a great spot!…read more While visiting Charleston, my friend and I stopped in for a quick bite. It looks great from the outside. It was lit up nicely. There was patio seating on two sides of the building. I love late night Al fresco dining. Our server was sooo sweet. She was all smiles and checked on us often. She really took great care of us. They offer great specials on different days. They also offer staff's creations for special cocktails. So fun. We ordered a burger and a salad bowl. Both were fantastic. The portions were substantial and tasted delicious. If I lived in the area I'd be a regular!

Great, unassuming spot for a good meal and cold drink. I love going to Triangle. With one of the…read morefew spots to eat outside it's always an enjoyable meal with a friendly wait staff and a variety of tasty options both on the menu and behind the bar.

While visiting my friend who lives in Charleston, we visited this great restaurant for brunch…read more The area is quaint, just across the street from the farmers market. So had a delicious brunch and went shopping. Inside, the restaurant was spacious with several rooms. It offered kind of a rustic urban feel. Our server was so sweet. She didn't rush her service and remained attentive throughout our meal. She really added to our experience. We loved everything we ordered. The potatoes were hardy. The avocado toast was fresh. The breakfast tacos were delicious. Maybank Public House is a great little spot with tasty food and kind service.

We've driven past Maybank Public House for years and finally decided to stop in after a trip to the…read morefarmers market. We split the fried chicken sandwich and fries and both were enjoyable. The portion size was average and perfect for sharing, as we weren't extremely hungry. Our order came out quickly. Our waitress was very sweet and attentive, which made the visit pleasant. While nothing in particular stood out as extraordinary, the overall experience was very solid and satisfying. The interior could use a bit of updating and some added decor to give it more character, but it did not take away from the quality of the food or service. Overall, it was a positive experience.

Usually great but behind the bar help would rather talk to the regulars and friends than help you…read morewhen you walk in and sit at bar. That story may be important to you but I'm gonna spend money too.

Stopped in for a quick beer on a hot summer day. Waitress was friendly, there are a TON of TVs,…read moreeveryone was watching World Cup. We both liked our beers. We had a pretzel & it was ok. Hubby had wings & he said they were ok, but he prefers them to be cooked longer. He said the buffalo sauce had great flavor. I'd go back for beers & a snack. I liked the beers & the atmosphere would be good for watching football!!

This was my second time in a Bahama Breeze. The first was…read morein Ft Lauderdale and I didn't get to review it, because I was having tooo much fun. lol. Now, my recent was in Charleston, SC and it was fantastic. I didn't get the servers name, but she was awesome !!!' The restaurant was busy, very clean and no wait. I had a very flavorful, well cooked, juicy bacon cheeseburger with crispy hot golden fries. Most of the fries were as long as my hand, and so delicious. If you're in the area and want a really cool island vibe with fun and good food, give them a try. Thank you Bahama Breeze !!!!!

We decided to give this place a try and happened to show up at Happy Hour, so my Jerk Chicken Wing…read moreappetizer was discounted, which was nice. The flight of Carnival cocktails was fun, and each was good in its own different way. The Barbados Rum Punch was the best, dangerously delicious. Hubby ordered his steak medium and it was near well-done, which is not great. It was also very small for the price point. The asparagus was the best part of his plate. Our server was full of personality and the atmosphere was fun, but the food was lackluster. The crab dip did have good crab flavor. The jerk sauce was delicious. I would say this is a fun place for tropical drinks, but would probably not plan dinner there again.

For an early Thursday night this place was packed. They offer a fantastic Happy Hour with both…read moredrinks & food. We ordered the French fries, chicken quesadilla, and fried shrimp. All were good but the quesadilla came out cold. The spicy margarita was fantastic! Service was friendly and fast. The chairs at the bar need to be replaced. They are too short for the bar and made of fabric which doesn't enable them to be cleaned. Overall, the place was great and I would definitely return.

I've been dining at Red Drum for over twenty years, long enough to remember when a last-minute…read morereservation on a Tuesday felt like winning the lottery. So when my family and I received some truly remarkable medical news this week, the kind of victory you save for a proper toast, Red Drum was the obvious choice. What better place to celebrate a long-awaited milestone than with familiar faces and a pork chop I've trusted since the era of dial-up internet? Well. About that pork chop. Two of us ordered the longtime menu staple. We expected the same giant, butcher's-best chop that has anchored the plate forever. What arrived instead felt like someone had rewritten a classic without reading the original. Gone were the lovely fresh tomatoes and potatoes, the bright bites that used to sing alongside the chop, along with the subtle demi that once tied everything together. In their place, Brussels sprouts were doing a full backstroke in an acid bath. And not, unfortunately, the fun kind of acid bath. I would have been fine with the sprouts but this sauce... The sauce was so sharp and dominant that it steamrolled the pork entirely. Since it made up the entire base of the dish, there was no escaping it. I later learned there were supposed to be potatoes mixed in, hash-style, but my portion must have pulled a vanishing act because not a single potato was found. My dining partner fared no better. Between the two of us, the equivalent of an entire pork chop went back to the kitchen. When we told our server the sauce tasted "off," she reacted with all the urgency of someone being told their shoelace is untied. There was no concern, no apology, and no curiosity. Our third diner ordered the salmon. He said it was very good, and the corn pudding was too, but even he missed the potato that used to round out the plate. For forty-one dollars, he said the meal felt "undercut," and I agree. When the most satisfied person at the table feels shorted, that is not great. Dessert was a bright spot. The hot butter rum toffee and the doughnuts hit the mark. By then, however, I was too busy fuming, more effectively than the pork, over the indifference that hung over the whole evening. No manager ever came by. I am not convinced our feedback reached anyone. By the time the bill arrived, it felt like our waitress wanted us to pay, smile, and scurry along. This was when the night took another strange turn. As she handed me the check, I asked about a familiar husband and wife duo who had served at Red Drum for years. They were beloved, memorable, and unmistakably professional. Anyone who has eaten at Red Drum even semi-regularly knows exactly who I mean. They were fixtures. I asked if they were working that night so I could say hello. The waitress casually told me they had been gone for some time and had left under "not good circumstances." That was when my eyebrows reached escape velocity. If you know Red Drum, the Red Drum of years past, you know that couple. You know the level of professionalism, the consistency, and the connection they brought to the room. You know they were not the "leave under not good circumstances" type. The comment felt off, unnecessary, and frankly a little concerning. It made me wonder what has really changed behind the scenes and what regulars will think when they read this. By then, curiosity pushed me to look around the room. It was nearly empty. It was 6:45 p.m. on a Tuesday. Yes, a weeknight, but dinner hour all the same. In years past, this place buzzed no matter the night. You could not get a last-minute reservation without divine intervention. Suddenly the ease of getting one this time made a whole lot more sense. I genuinely wanted this to be a triumphant return, a full-circle moment after a long illness and a day of wonderful news. Instead, it was a sobering reminder that somewhere along the way, Red Drum lost the plot, and maybe a lot more than its potatoes. After reflecting on our experience, I called the restaurant to share my concerns, but three business days have passed without a return call.

I had been meaning to visit this place for a while now and I'm so glad that I did! The staff were…read moreincredibly kind and accommodating. We enjoyed the patio outside until we ended up too cold and they happily moved us in. The kinds were lovely and the food was great. Everything we ordered was lovely. It really is such a charming place!

After our walk at Riverfront Park, we stopped by MOMO for a nightcap and each enjoyed a delicious…read moreespresso martini. We sat outside, took in the fresh air, and soaked up the relaxing atmosphere. The restaurant is very pet-friendly outdoors-they even provide water bowls for dogs, which is always appreciated. I also loved the small fans they place on the tables to help keep flies and bugs away-such a smart touch!