This gelato shop occupies a small space that is across the river from the WV Capitol area and a…read moreshort distance up a steep incline. I walked up to find a couple of people working there who I take to be ownership. Notably, the reason I hadn't visited before is that I often travel on Sunday and they're closed on Sunday. You can run a business however you want I guess, but Sunday does seem like a time where a lot of people would want to be able to purchase some ice cream. In substance, the gelato selection was very good. They had a few non-dairy options. I picked several flavors that were wildly different, but was recommended to try something more consonant, which I suspect reflects a difference in thought processes between the more masculine high-decoupling mind and a contrasting holistic approach. Having said that, I went with the recommendation for what tasted like a very ripe banana flavor, as well as a tiramisu cream that definitely tasted like high quality tiramisu, and a pure hazelnut flavor. It was a high quality smooth dessert, and in relative terms, the price was less than what you'd pay at a high-end place in a big city. And while I can't say I've been to Italy, this gelato was as good as you'd get in any of the American places I've been to, so it's a great stop here in Charleston.

The best gelato I've ever had! You can tell the ingredients are fresh and authentic. I was able to…read moretest out some flavors of gelato before ordering. Great service and ample seating inside.

The ice cream was pretty good. The inside is funky and they have other things like regular food…read morethat has nutritional value as well. They seemed to have vegetarian options. The location also is pretty good as it is on what seems like a busy street. They weighed the cup after putting a scoop in it which I thought was really bizarre and felt kind of like nickel and diming. I don't think i have ever seen that at an ice cream place before. Are your margins on the $7 scoop of ice cream really that tight?

What a treat to have some real crafted Ice Cream here, And I had he "Criterium Crunch" they made in…read morehonor of the National Championships that were happening this week. Yummy!!!!

We booked a room to meet up with friends at a midway point between our homes. The Brass Pineapple…read morewas a great choice! The hostess is welcoming, breakfast was excellent. It's clean and comfortable. Highly recommended.

Lisa went and did it again. She welcomed me into her beautiful home once again. This time around…read moreI was able to get the top floor king suite . The bed is crazy comfy and with all the quilts it's so inviting once u crawl into bed. Breakfast was welcomed by fresh flowers and a smile from Lisa that lights up the room. The Brass Pineapple has literally turned into one of my fav places to stay during my travels now. AAA+++

Placed a to go order at Sokolata on my way home from work. I ordered the Greek salad with grilled…read morechicken and their hummus. Man, that salad is one of the best Greek salads I have ever had! Everything was fresh and delicious! The staff was very friendly as well! If you haven't given them a try, you are missing out! The salad was $11.99, but the portion is huge! The hummus was $5.99 and it came with warm bread. I wish I would have taken a picture! Super clean and very inviting!

The "famous gyro" was decent, but not great. I've had better gyros, and I've had worse. The pita…read morewas fresh and warm. The veggies were fresh and crisp. The gyro meat was fried, not grilled. I far, far prefer my gyro meat to be grilled on a vertical rotisserie. The waitress said that they make their own gyro meat. It tasted like it was mostly beef, not lamb. I like my gyros to be 100% lamb. There was not enough tzatziki sauce on the gyro for my taste. I like my gyros to have fries in them. Instead, I was served potato chips on the side. I might go back to try their pizza and gelato. I don't think I'll bother with the gyro again.

We stopped into Spring Hill Pastry Shop during a last-minute overnight trip, and I'm really glad we…read moredid. Everything we tried was soft, fresh, and flavorful without being overly sweet, which I really appreciated. You can tell this is the kind of place that's been doing things the same (and doing them well) for a long time. The prices were also surprisingly great, and had they been listed, I would have purchased a lot more. It's a small, old-school bakery that's clearly been a local favorite for generations, and that charm is part of what makes it special. That said, as first-time visitors, it was a little tough to navigate. Nothing is labeled, no menu, no prices, so we had to ask a few questions and rely on recommendations. Maybe it was just a busy Saturday morning, but the young woman helping us didn't seem thrilled that I was taking photos and asking about the pastries. I get that most of their customers are probably regulars who already know what they want, but for those of us just passing through, a little guidance (and patience) would go a long way. Even with that experience, I'd still recommend stopping by. The pastries really are that good, the prices are fair, and it's the kind of nostalgic, old fashioned bakery that's getting harder to find these days.

The staff here is absolutely amazing. They do a lot of volume and they keep people moving through…read morewith love and care. They have a wide variety of cakes, cookies, donuts, and pastries. My favorite was the hot dog doughnut with chocolate drizzle that they are famous for.

First time at this location and we enjoyed it a lot. Definitely recommend the vanilla ice cream…read morewith fruity pebbles. Price isn't too bad for the quality and taste. We will be back when we are in the area again.

I heard about a new ice cream shop that came to the Town Center, so after lunch I thought I would…read moregive it a whirl. I love to support local businesses. I went in and we were the only ones there. I asked about the ice cream and how it worked. She explained that I pick one flavor to add to the vanilla base. I chose Twix. She then proceeded to pour liquid into a tiny cup (the ones that you use to rinse your mouth out at the dentist). She pour it over the metal cold slate and then took a fun size twix and began mixing it up. The small that I ordered was almost $5. It was horrible! The ice cream was grainy and not smooth at all. I wasn't impressed to say the least. I would rather just grab a cone from Chick Fila. Very disappointed.

Great multi-vendor shop space and open areas for floating events and vendors. The market only…read morestruggles with parking for its popularity. They have good options for more market provisions for taking home or spending some time in visiting with friends. Moving beyond the small market you get some various options to hunt for something that catches your interest. Plants outside are often very affordable for seasonal pass through.

Purple Onion had good grilled chicken sandwich and fudge. Service was very good, friendly…read more Overall, capital market ambiance was fine.

To say that this place is great is inaccurate... cause it's amazing!! Amazing people, amazing…read morepastries, amazing all around.

Picked up a chicken dinner, roasted veggies and some odds and ends including mini pies and…read morecupcakes. This fed a family of five and was absolutely delicious. The chicken was seasoned and cooked to perfection and if you love vegetables they serve up a perfect medley. Lastly, any dessert I've ever bought was the best I've had anywhere. Hands down. PS if you like coconut creme pie, try Sarah's - it's out of this world good.