Anyone From Charleston SC
11-07-2010, 03:15 PM
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DD & family will be visiting there for 3 days the last of this month,before going to Savannah & home to Fl.
Any restaurants you recommend? She's heard of one in downtown... for family style lunch.They'll have their 18yr old son along.Thanks for any info.
Any restaurants you recommend? She's heard of one in downtown... for family style lunch.They'll have their 18yr old son along.Thanks for any info.
11-07-2010, 05:19 PM
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The Fleet restaurant is on the water. It's at the foot of the Old Market area. Cross East Bay street going toward the water from the Market... There are many good affordable and expensive places to eat in Charleston. Enjoy your visit!
11-07-2010, 05:50 PM
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I prefer to leave downtown for meals. Mostly because I've known people who worked downtown and that just spoils you on the management.
Not so far away is Fiery Ron's Home Team BBQ. http://hometeambbq.com/ Fave grits. Good pork. I've never eaten a "wrap" in my life (hate 'em anyway) so I can't comment on their wraps. All other food is good.
You can always hit up one of the Bessinger family's restaurants for golden sauce and pork. Bessinger's http://bessingersbbq.com/home/default.html or Melvin's http://www.melvinsbbq.com/. If you're ever way north, you can hit Piggy Park in Columbia or Duke's in Orangeburg.
No one can ever say I don't love me some golden piggy bbq and grits.
Not so far away is Fiery Ron's Home Team BBQ. http://hometeambbq.com/ Fave grits. Good pork. I've never eaten a "wrap" in my life (hate 'em anyway) so I can't comment on their wraps. All other food is good.
You can always hit up one of the Bessinger family's restaurants for golden sauce and pork. Bessinger's http://bessingersbbq.com/home/default.html or Melvin's http://www.melvinsbbq.com/. If you're ever way north, you can hit Piggy Park in Columbia or Duke's in Orangeburg.
No one can ever say I don't love me some golden piggy bbq and grits.
11-07-2010, 06:13 PM
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Originally Posted by pookie ookie
I prefer to leave downtown for meals. Mostly because I've known people who worked downtown and that just spoils you on the management.
Not so far away is Fiery Ron's Home Team BBQ. http://hometeambbq.com/ Fave grits. Good pork. I've never eaten a "wrap" in my life (hate 'em anyway) so I can't comment on their wraps. All other food is good.
You can always hit up one of the Bessinger family's restaurants for golden sauce and pork. Bessinger's http://bessingersbbq.com/home/default.html or Melvin's http://www.melvinsbbq.com/. If you're ever way north, you can hit Piggy Park in Columbia or Duke's in Orangeburg.
No one can ever say I don't love me some golden piggy bbq and grits.
Not so far away is Fiery Ron's Home Team BBQ. http://hometeambbq.com/ Fave grits. Good pork. I've never eaten a "wrap" in my life (hate 'em anyway) so I can't comment on their wraps. All other food is good.
You can always hit up one of the Bessinger family's restaurants for golden sauce and pork. Bessinger's http://bessingersbbq.com/home/default.html or Melvin's http://www.melvinsbbq.com/. If you're ever way north, you can hit Piggy Park in Columbia or Duke's in Orangeburg.
No one can ever say I don't love me some golden piggy bbq and grits.
I it is Southern Thing. Love them girts.
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