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Comment Archives: Locations: Restaurants: Breakfast

Re: “The Bagel Shop”

I'm so happy the Bagel Shop is finally open, I've been in almost everyday. The bagels are outstanding, crisp outside and chewy inside, definitely the best around by far. I've had the everything, multigrain, and cinnamon raisin bagels and the blueberry and sundried tomato cream cheese and have loved it all. The sandwiches I've tried have also been exceptional, the turkey panini, shrimp wrap and chicken salad have been excellent and I'm looking forward to trying others. The Bagel Shop was much needed in Charleston and I will be a frequent customer.

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Posted by coco on February 25, 2010 at 10:50 AM

Re: “Boulevard Diner”

When I first viewed this diner from the outside I was a little reluctant to go in. My wife and I said let's give it a try. Boy were we surprised. The food was nothing short of excellent, the wait staff was great and so was the service. In fact I asked our waitress who the owner was and as it happened he was sitting in the booth behind us. As we left I stopped by and let him know what a great place this was.

Posted by jaycee511 on February 22, 2010 at 4:50 PM

Re: “The Bagel Shop”

My wife and I went to the Bagel Shop this morning to give it a whirl in hopes of a good bagel place downtown. Having to drive over the connector to James Island is inconvenient sometimes. Here is my review: Bagels were just okay. The everything bagel didn't have much "everything" on it and my wife's sesame bagel didn't have 1 sesame seed on it, which I found to be odd. There cream cheese selection is outstanding and is definately homemade. This made up for the okay bagels. Now on to the service/ordering part...it was completly unorganized. I think the shape of the store has something to do with it. I had no idea where to order and there were not any menus visable. However one of the employee's saw that I looked confused and helped me out with the menu and took my order. The guy next to me got skipped by 4 or 5 customers behind him and seemed confused as well. My order came out fairly quick so I was off. I wish I had tasted my coffee before I left becasue it was luke warm. Coffee needs to be piping hot...not warm.

Overall, the bagels are better than any other bagel downtown, but not as good as Bagel Nation (or whatever its called now) on James Island. I'll give them an exception on the service since they just opened and hopefully will work out that kink.

Posted by max on February 20, 2010 at 2:14 PM

Re: “Bluerose Café”

Incredibly delicious food that feels like it's made from the heart. I have been numerous times for meals at all times of the day (and Sunday Brunch - AMAZING!) and the people have always been wonderfully friendly. Thank you Blue Rose Cafe for being a wonderful addition to Charleston! I will continue to recommend you to all of my friends who come to visit the city!

Posted by AMcharleston on February 19, 2010 at 10:16 PM

Re: “Park Circle Coffee 'n' More”

These guys are closed - gone - kaput.

CITYPAPER: DELETE THINGS ONCE IN A WHILE!

Posted by CharlestonNative on February 18, 2010 at 11:21 AM

Re: “Mozzo”

I give Mozzo five stars because the menu is phenomenal, but do agree that the ordering process is pretty disorganized and needs adjusting. Most joints with a menu this big are lacking on quality, but I've been here 5 times now and have not been remotely disappointed by any of the sandwiches. Anything with pastrami and/or corned beef is spectacular and the burgers are delicious. Praying that they open a downtown location.

Posted by TomEmanski on February 14, 2010 at 6:33 PM

Re: “Bluerose Café”

Dennis has created to most friendly atmosphere of any restaurant in Charleston. The fare is authentically Irish and yummy!

Posted by halfsheli on February 8, 2010 at 11:58 AM

Re: “Rita's Seaside Grill”

Best new breakfast/Brunch in town! Worth the trip from Mt.P for the grilled banana bread, cinnamon coffee, grits, pancakes with carmalized bananas. Awesome menu ,SO YUMMY, and you can't beat the prices either! I'll be back soon-

Posted by chsmbc79 on January 16, 2010 at 4:07 PM

Re: “Café Kronic”

Don't bother. Coffee was ok, but our bagels for our bagel sandwiches were stale as can be. They were advertised as New York bagels... tasted like they took 2 weeks to get here from NY.

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Posted by KristinB on December 20, 2009 at 12:56 PM

Re: “Cafe Paradiso”

They have very good hot chocolate, but pricey.

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Posted by observor on December 10, 2009 at 1:32 AM

Re: “Café Kronic”

Hard to find, but worth the effort. There's more than coffee...Good healthy food!

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Posted by blue jean on December 6, 2009 at 4:15 PM

Re: “Bluerose Café”

Bluerose cafe is awesome. Great fare, good local ingredients, and nice specials.

Friendliest staff in town.

Given my wonderful experiences there every time, I have a hard time 100% believing the first poster's account of things.

Bluerose has attracted quite a following, based on word of mouth alone.

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Posted by CharlestonNative on November 5, 2009 at 11:17 AM

Re: “Rita's Seaside Grill”

We just discovered Ritas this past summer & it is now our fav. on Folly Beach! Delicious blackened burgers w/Homemade pimento cheese & the coldest beer on the strip! What?
Great service too! Beats the other overpriced choices hands
down!

Posted by Thunderheart on November 3, 2009 at 4:08 PM

Re: “Page's Okra Grill”

This is one of those cozy places that the locals love. Great diner-type atmosphere, with some seriously good southern comfort food. The fried chicken is to die for! It's not a fancy, romantic kind of restaurant, but, if a friendly, clean and delicious casual experience is what you're seeking, this is it.

Posted by KC on October 27, 2009 at 2:45 PM

Re: “Rita's Seaside Grill”

Don't even bother going if you are vegetarian. Black bean falafel burger is cooked on meat grill so it's not even an option. Salad was $6 and consisted of sandy lettuce with very little else. Husband ordered seafood basket and it was greasy and nothing to rave about. Lunch with 2 beers, salad & seafood - $32....not worth it. Staff seems indifferent. We won't be back.

Posted by captain on October 25, 2009 at 11:00 PM

Re: “Sunrise Bistro”

This sweet little bistro offers delicious food and a comfortable atmosphere. We've eaten there at least 6 times already and loved most everything: the spicy shrimp sandwich, pasta salad, the quesadilla and the quiche are just some of our favorites. No miss out on this soon to be favorite local spot!

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Posted by bethhempton on October 13, 2009 at 8:33 PM

Re: “Boulevard Diner”

I love this place! I understand the concept at each of Sal's restaurants. Sacrifice the expensive building for great quality food and they will come back. Great home style food, great prices and great people.

Posted by chefhead on October 5, 2009 at 3:27 PM

Re: “Bear E Patch Cafe”

Wonderful staff who's charm still cannot offset the steep prices commanded by the "who do they think they are" owners. If you have money to waste paying a 40% premium for basic food then you may have found your Xanadu in this establishment.

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Posted by Yolatengo on September 28, 2009 at 12:02 AM

Re: “Johnny's”

FYI, they just opened another Johnny's at Sweetgrass Ace Hardware across from the Oakland Market in Mt. Pleasant. Parking is much easier and it's the same great food!!!

Posted by kma71 on September 21, 2009 at 2:44 PM

Re: “Johnny's”

Great hot dogs and breakfast sandwiches. Parking nightmare

Posted by csb on September 21, 2009 at 2:12 PM
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