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    Twyman's Red Oak Barbecue

    5.0 (1 review)
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    Lewis Barbecue - 1lb rib 1lb pulled pork 1lb brisket Macaroni and cheese, potato salad, Cowboy Pinto Beans

    Lewis Barbecue

    4.7(2.5k reviews)
    16.2 km
    $$

    In need of a family friendly, late lunch during our trip to Charleston, my wife and I chose Lewis…read moreBarbecue. The restaurant seems quite popular as evidenced by the line at the relatively off hours of Friday at 2:00PM. Fortunately, the queue moved expediently and we were ordering in less than 10 minutes. The service model is standard in that you wait on line, order your meats, and seat yourself. The dining room and outdoor patio at Lewis are very large and provide ample seating. The ambience is clean but still hews classic with wood accents and butcher paper serving as your plate. We ended up sitting at the bar as we wanted to enjoy one of the many well curated local beers Lewis offers on tap. Bonus points for having bar height high chairs for our little one. We opted to sample four meats and three sides. This amount of food proved perfect for the two of us and our hungry 14 month old. All of the meats carried a discernible smoky taste and aroma with meltingly tender textures and ample seasoning. We enjoyed the meaty pork ribs and tender brisket the most, but everything we sampled had merit. The meats do not need sauce, strictly speaking, though you'd be remiss to pass on Lewis' Tex-Mex infused tasty condiments, which complement all of the meats rather well. The sides also were excellent. The justifiably famous sweet and slightly spicy corn pudding acted as the star, with generous helpings of tangy collards and not excessively creamy potato salad rounding out our meal. Our total for food was less that $60, a very decent value for the quality and quantity. While ultimately a counter service joint, the service here was friendly enough both at the checkout and bar to warrant mention. Everyone seemed genuinely happy to be doing what they were doing and treated us kindly. Overall, for tasty fare, good value, and warm service, this is an easy 5 star rating for barbecue in Charleston.

    10/10 food. No notes. I'd eat those ribs and green chile corn bread as my last meal in every life…read moretime. The service was just good. Just counter service, friendly staff. The restaurant is massive and is full of seating so we found a perfect table inside very quickly!

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    End of the line for our first visit

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    Lewis Nachos / Brisket Sandwich (Sliced) / "El Sancho" Loco

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    Rodney Scott's BBQ - Soft opening!

    Rodney Scott's BBQ

    4.1(1.5k reviews)
    16.5 kmNorth Central
    $$

    OMG!! This is the BBQ I've been dreaming of since moving to the South from the North, where BBQ is…read morevirtually non-existent... My husband and I shared a plate of brisket, ribs, beans, cornbread and mac & cheese. The meat just melts in your mouth! You don't even need teeth to eat it, that's how tender it is! And those beans!! They were BEST baked beans I've ever had in my life. I could have eaten a bucket of them. I already can't wait to come back here again! :)

    A terrific BBQ joint in the heart of Charleston that offers drive-thru service as well as indoor…read moreand outdoor dining. Small parking spaces so you would have to rely on street parking on busier days however I was lucky to park behind the restaurant on a Wednesday evening. Service was excellent! Let's talk about the food! I ordered a 3 meat combo: Brisket, Pork Ribs, and Pulled Pork. My favorite was the brisket however I wish it was sliced not chopped nevertheless it was tasty. The Pork ribs were delicious as well but I wish it was more tender. Pulled pork was nicely seasoned but not my personal preference of meats however it was my first time so I had to get a little taste of everything. I will definitely be back to try their brisket sandwich! The sides: Collard Greens, Mac & Cheese, and Cornbread that all come with the combo. I enjoyed these sides as they hit what southern sides are all about. No problem there!

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    Willie Jewell's Old School Bar-B-Q - briskets cole slaw green beans drink

    Willie Jewell's Old School Bar-B-Q

    4.0(336 reviews)
    5.1 km
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    This place reminds me of Melvin's except they don't have the "pick 4 sides for $10"…read moreMy hubby has cancer so he eats like a 5 yr old but I still want us to have good memories We picked the 3 meats platter of brisket pork and turkey with fried okra and Mac and cheese I liked everything but hubby complained okra wasn't mushy. It isn't supposed to be We forgot to clean up the table. We just realized that because Melvin's makes you do that We are sorry. Both of us had really stressful days and weren't thinking

    Took the kids to Willie Jewell's last night. I think the best way to describe it is "just fine"…read more Staff was super friendly and patient with us as we weren't familiar with their menu. We had fried pickles for the table. My daughter got brisket, my son got a burger and fries, and I had the 3 meat plate (sausage, brisket, and pork) with Mac and cheese and hash and rice. Everything on my plate had a nice, smoky flavor to it but was otherwise underwhelming. The sauces lacked real flavor and were bland. The hash was bland and the mac and cheese was just mush with too much flour and too little cheese. My son described his burger as "OK". Inside the decor had that Cracker Barrel thing going on where it's made to look old timey but comes off as manufactured, but you're here for food not aesthetics. Nothing really jumped off the table at me as "this is good". Maybe I am spoiled by having lived near so many stellar smokehouses when I was in the Columbia area, but paying $86 after tip for 3 people to eat very mid grade BBQ and the plates weren't really loaded down, when I could spend less for buffet at Shealy's or Hudson's and have an outstanding meal just doesn't feel great. At the same time, nothing was offensive. It just didn't scratch the BBQ itch for me. J.Ja

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    Willie Jewell's Old School Bar-B-Q - Brisket sandwich, blueberry cornbread, onion rings

    Brisket sandwich, blueberry cornbread, onion rings

    Willie Jewell's Old School Bar-B-Q - Two meat plate - brisket 4.5/5 and turkey 4.5/5 - w/ 2 sides - fried pickles 4.5/5 and greenbeans 4.5/5. Garlic bread 4.5/5

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    Sticky Fingers Rib House

    Sticky Fingers Rib House

    3.7(43 reviews)
    8.7 km

    Growing up in the Lowcountry, Sticky Fingers was one of mine (and my family's) favorite…read morerestaurants. Before all of their Lowcountry locations shuttered their doors, we could come here for special family occasions, casual lunches in downtown when I was a student at College of Charleston, or a dinner spot to pop into when running errands in Summerville or Mt. Pleasant. Imagine my joy upon returning for a visit to the Lowcountry for Mother's Day and finding out Sticky Fingers had made a long awaited return to North Charleston. I literally came here for dinner right after my flight landed Friday evening. It pains me to say, however, that THIS new Sticky Fingers is NOT the Sticky Fingers I grew up enjoying. I ordered some of my old-faithful menu items, only to find that none of them tasted the same. The hickory smoked wings were overcooked and dry (BURNT crispy on the edges), the pulled pork was hella dry ( I had to DROWN it in Carolina Gold sauce), and the fries that used to be delicious and crispy with the best fry seasoning had none of that going on. The only item that even tasted remotely close to what it used to be was my favorite appetizer - the loaded sticky potato skins. These were the best thing we had during dinner. Service was sub-par despite the fact that there were barely any other diners in the restaurant. We had to ask our server for items we ordered multiple times. For example, the corn bread that was supposed to come out with our entrees did not. We had to flag our server down on two separate times before they were brought out. In addition, there wasn't really any music playing in the restaurant so it was incredibly quiet and I felt like we were eating in a library. You would hear a song play every now and then very sporadically. Not sure if they were having issues with their speakers or what but with the lack of other diners it made for a bit of an awkward dining experience. At the close of our meal we sat there for 25+ minutes (after they had already closed at 9 mind you) before our server brought our checks to us - saying that another worker said they had taken care of our bill so she didn't realize we needed to pay. I missed the sweet corn muffins. I missed the loud blues music blaring from the speakers. I missed the exceptional high-quality food and friendly, professional service. Sticky Fingers may be back, but it ain't my Sticky Fingers.

    A group of four of us went for dinner (first-time visitors). There was virtually no one there so we…read morewere seated quickly. Two of us ordered the margaritas on special, the berry margarita and the jalapeño margarita. Neither of us liked them. They both were too sweet and the jalapeño wasn't spicy. It had jalapeños floating in it, but it looked like pickled jalapeños from the jar, not fresh. My husband ordered tea and we had to ask four times for some lemon. His macaroni and cheese with pulled chicken was fine, but the cornbread was very dry and not flavorful. The appetizer soul rolls weren't what we expected based on the menu description. I wasn't a fan of the sliders, but honestly that's just because I'm not a fan of barbecue sauce that's sweet and all of them leaned sweet. So that was just my personal taste issue. My side of macaroni and cheese was good, though. The tray of meat and sides was fine. Unfortunately, we would not choose to visit this place again.

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    Sticky Fingers Rib House
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