Their tuna salad sandwich is one of the most generous, "meatiest" of tuna sandwiches in the area!…read moreAmazed at how they don't hold back on filling the sandwich and adding juicy tomatoes, crisp lettuce, and a bit of mayo to seal the deal. My Mum and I shared one, I liked the bread but for her she would prefer to have it toasted next time. I enjoy their salads too!! The ranch is a must - it tastes like they use buttermilk and mayo, not just water.

The ice cream is delicious! I highly recommend the hot fudge brownie sundae (if they still do…read morethat), I will say the service can be a bit 50/50 depending on the day/time, but I mean it's not bad just a little slow at times. The interior I would recommend being a bit more clean than what it is now and fix the broken/loose seat pads but other than that it's an overall decent spot for a quick sweet treat!

Cold Stone a classic franchise all over the country that serves ice cream mixed with as many…read moretoppings you desire because that's the freedom we have here in the U.S, hooyah! Haha jokes asides service was awesome shoutout to the worker who accommodated with my peanut allergy and offered to be the sprinkle waffle cone. He was patient and friendly as I was quite indecisive since it's been a while since I've been to a cold stone. Ice cream shop seems pretty neat and tidy. I got the banana ice cream with Nila cookies and sprinkles mixed in it. Overall it was very yummy and refreshing as South Carolina started to warm up.

Ice cream was melted- "Love it" size was really a "Like it" size. Extremely disappointed. Should…read morehave read the reviews before I went.

I have been here twice in the last year or so. Thankfully, there wasn't really anyone else there…read morewhen we went in to order. The staff doesn't necessarily seem to be in a hurry, but at least that provided me with time to look over the menu and make some decisions. The ice cream is good - with plenty of things to choose from. It's an ice cream shop and it's not cheap, but for a treat every now & then, it's a good option.

Service was terrible, unfortunately. The redheaded teenager working there could give a master…read moreclass in Apathy. We waited for 30 minutes from entering the store to actually ordering our ice cream. We watched at least 6 others behind us leave because the line would not move. No apology or "thank you for your patience". Nada. Wouldn't recommend.

This review is late from the time the kids and I came to visit, but when we went, there was one…read moreperson working there who came out from the back after we had already been there for a minute or so. Service wasn't that helpful and most stood around looking busy while the kids and I make our ice creams. We were the only ones there until we were about to pay. This was when two others came in so then there 5 customers. The walls and decor looked run down and maybe that should have been our first sign that maybe business wasn't booming or service shouldn't be of high expectations. The ice cream was fine though. The toppings were okay. The cookie toppings (Oreos) were stale though, but otherwise, most of the others okay. Not our best TCBY visit, but maybe a different location will be better.

When did frozen yogurt get so expensive? That is my biggest complaint here. We paid almost $20 for…read more2 bowls- mine wasn't even filled half way and my husbands was filled a bit over half way. It's a nice switch up to choose your flavor, topping and mix and match but idk, I think I'd rather get a pint at the store across the street for less. The girls working at the time were friendly when we spoke to them but when we first walked in they just continued talking and laughing together and did not initiate a welcome. With an empty establishment I was a bit caught off guard. I then had to proceed to ask for sample cups and it just seemed so strange they only spoke to us when absolutely necessary. For such expensive frozen yogurt I would recommend that the employees be held at a higher standard.

I was craving a milkshake so went through the drive thru. There was no line on a Saturday…read moreafternoon. I ordered a medium chocolate milkshake, hit the spot. It costs under $10

Terrible customer service; we arrived before they closed the dining area and were told that since…read morethey were "about to close" we needed to use the drive through and asked us to leave. The door was not locked and we were already inside, ready to order. The right thing to do was let us order our ice cream (since we are already there) and then, actually close the door to the lobby, so that no other customers can come in. There is no obvious sign that we saw that denotes different lobby times. Online, there is no difference. A little care goes a long way. We won't be returning, at least anytime soon.

This is the closest "quick" coffee shop near the house. The coffee is hit and miss. I would…read morestrongly recommend getting the Dunkin' app to record what you order. In addition, you can gain points for discounts and free items. Also, it helps once you find that perfect drink. If you love bacon, the Sweet Black Pepper Snackin' Bacon is amazing. It's both sweet and peppery adding to a great snack or breakfast.

This DD is easily the worst DD I have ever been to. I deliberately went in because I wanted to get…read morea feel for the place rather than doing the drive thru. They serviced quite a number of cars before acknowledging that I was there and even then it was "be right with you" and then I was ignored. Eventually I just used the kiosk to order. I may have used the kiosk wrong, always a possibility, but my coffee wasn't made right (missing the sugar). Overall a pretty terrible experience. J.Ja

Ordered a Mixer tonight and staff said only one mix-in included, despite sign clearly saying…read more"Choose up to 2 Mix-ins". It's a bit deceptive. Change the sign or honor the print on it.

I can't believe I've lived in five years I've lived in 4 states and never tried Culvers! Well that…read morerecently changed and I'm here to talk about it. Located on Ladson road in a safe and easy to access area, Culvers is home of two notable products; the butter burger and concrete. I will start out with for some reason all the cars were in one line, totally dismissing the other order station which I accessed and skipped ahead three spots! Also the people are extremely nice although they have an interesting number system as I suspect it takes them a while to make their offerings. First up I ordered onion rings since my mom finally got out of the hospital and was craving "real food." I'll go on the record stating the onion rings were probably in my top two in town. Freshly fried with REAL ONIONS and a semi-thick batter. First bite, if one survives the magma hot touch will be a huge crunch with a slight resistance from the onion itself. In thinking back, I should have ordered two servings as I didn't want to share. Alas I ate less than half because I'm trying to be a good son. Next, I finally got to try a butter burger or in this case a mushroom and Swiss burger. To be honest I thought they cooked the burger in butter rather than they lightly toast the top bun in butter. That seems a flimsy proclamation to hang your hat on but I digress. The burger was darn good, the meat tasted better than a fast-food joint and had a slight smash to it. The mushrooms were perfectly cooked and the Swiss! The cheese really brought the sandwich together. I dare say this is the best fast food burger I ever had, yes it was that good. As for dessert, I love concretes; I eat them anywhere I can find them. Culvers is probably last among the restaurants that offer them. Please note a concrete is basically a custard - think ice cream with egg yolks; it offers a thicker and richer experience - with a lot more calories. I got the cheesecake concrete with cherries. What I got was a little bit of cheesecake, no graham cracker crust and 6 whole cherries thrown on top. Moreover, it wasn't that thick, but thicker and tastier than any milkshake available from competitors. I'm a bit confused about my experience at Culvers, I was expecting a more decadent hamburger, one I thought would be seared in butter but what I got was equally good. The onion rings were phenomenal compared to subpar concrete offering. The people are nice and the speed is a bit slow, but perhaps that's warranted. After a few months if the hamburger and onion ring itch comes on, I'll be back but if I desire a concrete there's better options. Still, Culvers is a very good restaurant and I advise dropping on by to try for yourself.

My favorites are the burgers, club sandwiches, tenders, and of course their desserts. The banana…read moresplit is HUGE, with all sorts of topping options. This local establishment has a warm effect and service is good. Treat yourselves to a great meal and dessert!

Ye Ole has very good, customer focused employees - maybe it's best feature…read more I had a hankering for an egg salad sandwich, and I enjoyed the overstuffed triple decker that came out in a jiffy. I got the sense that the food components were purchased, and then assembled on-site. That's not bad, it just means that the food isn't homemade. Tasty, (at least the egg salad scratched my gustatory itch) but not scratch-made on-site. I didn't try the ice cream, and they did have plenty of flavors, but t's not made by Ye Ole, as far as I can tell. There was a steady flow of traffic, so I'm surmising that plenty of people like Ye Ole's formula of a friendly casual place with plenty of choices of food that's not bad.