Food is good but use caution on using a credit card I left the tip $10 on $50 tab in cash at the…read moreregister tip jar. I used my credit card to pay for food and mistakenly did not check mark no tip on the screen. When I received my credit card statement an extra $7 was added to the amount. my fault for not hitting no tip button but disappointed someone would fill in a tip on credit card when I left cash. Someone received a $17 dollar tip. I am from out of town and not driving back to contest charge

We stopped in on a crowded weekend day. It is a standard service of ordering at the counter, take a…read morenumber and find a seat. The atmosphere reminded me of a busy coffee shop - buzzing energy and noise. It was packed so I was worried about getting a table but we eventually did. Food coming out was incredibly slow but they were all hustling. Food didn't stop coming out, it was just that busy. Food was worth the wait but so glad I had packed my toddler lunch so we avoided all meltdowns. We would return!

The pesto portobello was delicious. Fresh mozzarella, plenty of roasted garlic. Dough was awesome…read more And the fried mozzarella was perfect. Can't recommend enough. The sangria too!

One of my local favorites that always serves the best pie in town…read more The sweet potato salad is a great start to any pie. They have added on a large bar area that really adds to the outdoor ambiance. The Gorgonzola cheese paired with the fig and rosemary drizzle is amazing. They have many great pie options and I've never had one that I didn't like. As always, thanks for a great pie and enjoyable evening.

We were passing thru Charleston, wanted a place we could walk to from our hotel. Great place- We…read moresplit a small classic pizza, and a simple salad. Food and service were excellent. The pizza toppings and sauce were flavorful, the crust had just enough crispness and chewy bite to it. Salad was very fresh and crisp. Gorgonzola dressing flavorful but not over-powering. Had a Headhunter IPA recommended by our server was great. Great meal. Excellent service. Only suggestion I'd have is to put up a more visible sign. Walked by it once and on way back to hotel asked some peole on sidewalk where it was and they pointed across the street. Fun atmosphere.

Pros: Excellent, fast service…read moreDelicious pizzas with lots of options to choose from. We got a margherita pizzat and another with half Peppadew and half steak and mushroom. All were gobbled up quickly! Adult beverages available Love the decor Cons: Limited seating, especially for large parties Parking can be tough in the area Pro tip: Try the pizza skins appetizer - like potato skins but on a pizza!

Always a must when in West Virginia!!!…read more Bought this nice corduroy hat and ask for Jack!!! He is the nicest and most knowledgeable bartender who gave us recommendations and makes us feel so welcomed. I am not a beer drinker but he listened to what I might like and I had the Schoenwinkel and it was delicious!!! A MUST place to go and ask for Jack! Hope to be back soon!

The porter was excellent and a real highlight, and my wife enjoyed her red ale as well. The chips…read moreand dip weren't anything special, but the drinks made up for it. The staff was friendly, though clearly overwhelmed by the post-protest crowd. Overall, it was an okay experience, but if you're conservative, you probably won't feel very welcome here.

Hale House is truly a Charleston gem. They were completely booked, but we lucked out with a couple…read moreof seats at the bar--and it ended up being the best seat in the house. The bar staff was outstanding from start to finish. We had a few different bartenders taking care of us, and each one was attentive, friendly, and great at helping with recommendations. We ordered the New York steak and the Brussels sprouts special. The steak was cooked to a perfect medium, and the Brussels sprouts hit that ideal balance--crispy, flavorful, and just right. Everything we had was packed with flavor. The drinks didn't miss either--ice-cold beer and expertly crafted cocktails all around. If you find yourself in Charleston, this spot is absolutely worth a visit. Highly recommend.

We heard from so many folks that we needed to come try this gem but what we experienced first hand…read morewas an expensive bomb. There's an amazing selection of bourbon but I love tequila! My margarita was not good at all. So bad that I didn't even drink more than half which is just a sin when it comes to expensive cocktails. My husband's chicken sandwich had about as much chicken as a tiny tender strip. He left hungry. I had the steak special. Which had good flavors (as anything covered in cheese would) but if I'm paying $60 for a medium rare steak, it's a shame that it came out medium well. Roasted cauliflower was mid, I make better at home in my air fryer. Service was good but the waitress was pretty pushy with the extras like we were insane for not ordering appetizers and not letting her bring us a glass of 4 roses. Ambiance was fine. But the experience was not worth my money, not even if it was half the cost honestly.

we really like the atmosphere and the woman who was managing. It was extremely friendly and took…read moregood care of us. I have two suggestions one of them is really critical for them . We ordered a $15 rectangle Detroit pizza, which was absolutely superb. However, they serve such a flimsy, plastic knife and fork. You can barely cut through the pizza much less eat it! I am emphasizing "strongly" that the business invest in better plasticware. My friend had a Diet Coke that was served in a can with a straw and it wasn't very cold. They don't provide ice, which is also a bit of a problem for people who like cold soft drinks. Also ice is pretty much necessary in water and some people like to also put it in their white wines. Other than that, what a great little restaurant downtown, Charleston is lucky to have them

Tony and I decided to give Short Story Brewing a try for our Valentine's Dinner. We found on street…read moreparking quickly only a few short steps from the entrance on this Rainy Sunday Afternoon! The building (though Vintage) was Open, Bright and Airy! A major plus to this Seasonal Depression Sufferer! We went to the bar to place our order! We opted for the Knotty Boy Garlic Knots for $10 & the Fully Loaded Detroit Style Pizza for $15I had a bottle of water and though he was very disappointed that it was ONLY their WV Craft Beer served, he went with what the bartender recommended (closest to a PBR & Budweiser that they offered ) for $5.50, total with taxes & Tip was $42. We were surprised that the food was out in like 15 minutes. We fully expected to wait since Detroit Deep Dish normally takes 30 minutes to 45 minutes to cook fully. This led us to believe it was PAR BAKED for faster Customer Service which to many is NOT A PLUS! The Garlic Knots were very doughy and extremely dense in texture. Not a fan! The service was fast and friendly but for the atmosphere, price and the fact they are trying to be trendy, the paper plates & plastic cutlery was a BIG NEGATIVE!! I know myself even if Melanac Hard Plastic for plates is okay, but I want true Silverware!! The sauce has a really Great flavor and the cheese pull was very nice on the pizza. The sauce served on top, a big big plus!! I live in Ripley, WV and drove 35 minutes one way to enjoy this meal, but the question is...would I do it again?? Probably NOT! I give them a 5 out of 5 on atmosphere and ambience they nailed that! I give them a 4 out 5 on Customer Service because the food came too fast!! I give them a 3 out 5 for the food, the sauce was perfect but everything else about taste and flavor was a hit and miss. The score might have been higher if I had left off the Knotty Boy Garlic Knots!! The beer though I tasted it wasnt bad but Im not a beer drinker, my hubby was very disappointed so thats 2 out of 5 stars and the tableware scores a zero!! I wasn't on a picnic and the paper and plastic screams picnic or lazy kitchen staff to me!! So, would I recommend? I must say overall, 3 stars out of 5 stars! I recommend you go and decide for yourself!

I've gotten things from the Purple Onion inside the Capital Market on a few occasions. It's a great…read morespot to grab a quick lunch while looking around the rest of the market. This go around my bus and and I grabbed a quick late lunch if a pre made wrap and pasta salad to share. Both hit the spot on the rest of our drive home.

I decided to drop in for a quick bite to eat. I didn't have much time between appts so I was in a…read morehurry and really couldn't enjoy looking around, so definitely going back. Located in side historic old train depot, so the building itself is very nice and sort of uplifting. The lighting here is fab, so open and airy. I really enjoy the vibe I got here. The staff was very friendly! Also extremely helpful in answering a few questions. The salads are large for $8.99 and you have your choice of various salads and dressings. They are big and I wanted one but not enough room in the stomach for something this big so I opted for a small container of Egg Salad with 2 slices of Wheat bread cut in half in the container neatly packaged and sealed for $4.99 with todays day. The employee said everything made daily and fresh.. I also purchased some fresh produce some Cotton Candy Grapes about 1lb of those delicious little green globes. Total was $10.49 with taxes. The reason I am giving it a lower mark in the star scale is that within 2 hrs of eating the fresh Egg Salad I was so sick and I had to cancel my afternoon apt and visit the doctor. Needless to say, I will not order that again!! But I will definitely go back for some fresh fruit and veggies. I liked the location and I am not going to let one bad Egg Salad Sandwich stop me!! Unless it happens again!!!

Service was a little slow (but still very nice) but other than that I have no complaints!…read more The WV Apple Salad was absolutely delicious. And we loved the pretzel tots

Well, sort of the only option in what appears to be a bit of a rough area. We didn't have the…read moreenergy to make it out to where the other food options all appeared to cluster. Service was nice, but a little slow. Burger and fries were pretty solid. Caesar salad was ok. Mixed drink wasn't great. Beer is the safe option. All in all this Marriott is a bit dated; is sort of one of those options of last resort if you're here for work or just passing through for the night, as we were.

Our waiter, River, was great. We sat outside on wrought iron chairs, because we had our dog. River…read morebrought our dog, water without being asked. We had garlic/parmesan wings which were fried. They were awesome. Grilled cheese sandwich had 3 slices of bread with plenty of cheese oozing out. The grilled asparagus salad was great. There was music playing and volume was low enough we could talk during dinner.

Good Food, friendly staff, fun atmosphere! Would like to visit more. Stays busy. Wish there was…read moreeven more outdoor space, always looking for that so we can take the dog, especially if we are already out with him.

Fresh, authentic, delicious and so friendly. Super impressed...felt like home…read more We ate outside. Had the chicken on greek salad, pita, baklava and the Gyro, green beans and salad. All crazy good. Will be back...alot. Beats the heck out of the chain restaurants.

Such a good spot! Beef & lamb gyro was high quality…read more Hummus and orzo salad were very fresh.