Large ample seating. Nice leather chairs. Friendly staff and patrons. Beer, soft drinks, water…read more Average side humidor with fair prices. What's not to love?

This place always has just what you need. Friendly staff, great selection, delicious beer, and…read moregreat vibes. Chaz is awesome and very knowledgeable about the cigars and he's always willing to have an engaging conversation. This is just one of many locations they have in the Charleston area and they all are beautiful. They even have a golf arcade, pool table, and dart board for you to maximize your chill time. Definitely swing by if you have time.

One of the most welcoming spaces in Charlotte. With a good cigar and bourbon selection we're…read moretelling our friends that when they visit to go here.

Nice relaxed space to smoke a cigar, have a drink & chill out. The proprietor, Q, was informative…read moreand helpful. Great cigar selections. Watched the basketball games while having great discussion.

Overpriced food. Service was awful. Way too loud and the whole place reeks like weed. Avoid at…read moreall costs. Gave 1 star because you can't give 0 stars.

On Sundays, they have brunch & a live band. Made it for the band, not the brunch. The Black Diamond…read moreBand is always a good time, and this time was no different. They played on the patio outside, and despite the rain, the weather was perfect to sit and listen to live music. Our server, K.K, was excellent, answered all of our food and drink questions, or found the answers for those she wasn't sure of. Their Specialty Martinis were delicious. The Tequila Sunrise wings were good. They had an Asian flavor. Tasted some teriyaki flavor in the sauce. They were 7 small, whole wings. I'd rather drummettes with sauced wings because there is more manipulation with whole wings, and it gets messy with sauce. My friend had Sweet Chili wings, which she also enjoyed. Wing orders also come with fries. The music after the band was good but strayed from the mood set by the band. They sell cigars out on the patio, which can be enjoyed right there. Inside is beautiful and has a completely different vibe from outside. For a more upscale restaurant, having hookahs is a little confusing to me. I do love having a nice restaurant close by, and I look forward to visiting again and tasting more items on the menu.

On my recent visit to Charleston I discovered this fairly new restaurant/lounge in very close…read moreproximity to my hotel. The reviews were kinda mixed so I didn't have the highest of hopes, but I'm always willing to give a place a shot. The building looks like a medical practice so I initially rode past it but once inside it's nicely renovated. There's a main dining area, 2 bars, a VIP lounge with hookah, and a room with a pool table. I came during happy hour but the food is unbelievably cheap without the discount. Our server Sierra was great, but the bartender/hookah server needs to work on her customer service skills. She ignored us for 20 mins but found time to pour herself a drink and twerk. Now the food: The cabbage plate with fried whiting, yams and rice was yummy, seasoned well, and plentiful The chicken Alfredo with broccoli was delicious Never had fried corn but it was great! The dredge was perfectly crispy and seasoned well. The drinks weren't memorable Went back a 2nd time and had brunch: peach Bellini carafe (perfect), salmon cakes (soooo good), grits and eggs were just ok. Our server Jasmine was great. I'll definitely return when I'm back in town 7/10

Great customer service. The atmosphere is very laid back, more like a lounge. They definitely like…read moreto have fun while taking care of customers. Wings were so good! You can tell they make the effort to marinate the wings because the meat itself was flavorful. $20 for 12 wings + fries. The salmon plate was about $11 after tax and was very good! The salmon croquette was nice and crunchy on the outside with the perfect proportion of bell peppers/onions in the middle.

As Toby Keith would say, I love this bar!! But you have to realize that I love "dive" bars and…read morethis place fits that description to a tee. My brother would call it a stabby bar, but don't worry, I've never seen so much as an argument in here. It's filled with friendly, real, colorful people, ice cold beer, and a blue haze from the cigarette smoke. Yep, they still smoke in the bar here. What you won't find are stuffy, pretentious, see how much money I have, folks.

Interesting little pub featuring only Craft Beers. Run by beer brewers who like to talk about…read morebrewing beer, so if you're interested in brewing beer, this is the place.

Awesome brews, now carrying Mozzo deli food , sandwiches, wraps, salad, cookies. Such friendly…read morestaff and low key crowd and so dog friendly!!

Went there for happy hour. Bartender was very attentive and friendly. I had the Spring Rolls,…read morewhich were very good and more than I could eat. Certainly busy with regulars, as any neighborhood bar, but service and food makes it worth returning.

Meh. The staff are super friendly and kind! Their Nerds Shots are actually amazing, must try!…read moreAmbience is just a dive bar-ish. Tons of pool tables inside. Our food took forever to come out and being not crowded at all it was odd.

Very nice wine bar with a calm, sultry atmosphere. They…read morehave flights or you can buy by the bottle or glass. The retail area for bottles shows the price of each bottle, very transparent with pricing. Four-top tables in the back area and couches in the front. There's also a very large bar area. The service is nice. Kevin was very knowledgeable about the wine offerings and their origins. Parking availability in the Nexton area can be frustrating, hopefully they add a lot nearby!

Latest experience at Somm. I ordered a glass of Magali Rosé,…read morebut unbeknownst to me, what was brought to the table was something different. At no point did our waiter, Kevin, mention a substitution or check if that was acceptable. Unknowingly, we later ordered a bottle of the Magali wine--only to be brought a bottle of Folly Rosé, which wasn't even listed on the menu. When we asked about the discrepancy, instead of acknowledging the error or offering a correction, Kevin launched into a lengthy explanation of his wine background and justified the substitution by saying it was "similar." That's not the point--guests should be informed and given the choice, especially when ordering something specific. Substituting items without communication feels misleading, and the response we received only made it worse. Transparency and basic customer service would have gone a long way here. Since Folly wasn't on the menu, I'm hoping it was comparable in price to the Magali.