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Re: “Charleston Harbor Resort and Marina”
Patriots Point is a one of a kind location. You have beautiful views of the Charleston Harbor, Ravenel Bridge, Down Town Charleston and The Old Village. The atmosphere is relaxing and laid back. It's the Stay-cation of Mount Pleasant.
Re: “ECO Fitness”
Very poor customer service. Management is not at all helpful to resolve any issues. They do not return calls so you have to be persistant. It became obvious the customer doesnt really matter when you have a million dollar business.
I would not recommend this "fitness center".
Re: “Awendaw Green”
If you haven't been to a Barn Jam there on wednesday nights you have missed a lot. Great music, comraderie and atmosphere second to nowhere else. Bring the family, bring your dog, bring your cat, BYOB, year round and it's free. Can't beat it
Re: “MUSC Wellness Center Auditorium”
This class is fantastic! I would recommend to anyone!
Re: “Boone Hall Plantation”
I know all of you are right, but we did the right thing and did not go.....I knew the traffic would suck. Mt. Pleasant is too small over there on Long Point rd. with 1 lane. And, I knew it would be a drunk fest, with overpriced food for the high class and elite...sorry it sucked, but I knew it would.....
Re: “Gage Hall”
This is a GREAT place to listen to local Acoustic music! No bar noise, holds about 90 people. Sit at small tables that seat 4 people. Good refreshments. Very close to the performer -- superb interaction with the audience -- and ONLY $10!!!
Re: “The Square Onion”
I haven't been to the square onion in years - and for no particular reason other than I'm not usually nearby at lunchtime. But it was always delicious and the first summer they opened I was adicted to their Caprese Sandwiches. Heavens knows how many of them I ate in those 3 months. Anyway, with the recent weather having been hotter than the hinges on the back door of hell, I thought a cold summer sandwich would be just the thing. So, I stroll into the Square Onion with my mouth already watering. Then, I notice the daily special, and I ordered that instead. It was the most delicious heirloom tomato sandwich! There were juicy and flavorful bright yellow heirloom tomatoes layered with softened goat cheese, fresh basil, really good quality olive oil, and balsamic vineger. All of this lovliness was inside a perfect roll -- soft and chewy on the inside, crusty and lightly toasted on the outside. I had planned on eating 1/2 today and saving the other for tomorrow, yet I found myself stuffing my face until the entire sandwich was gone. I am now sitting back in my office chair, groaning, and wondering how I'm going to face a full afternoon of work. By the way, the side I chose today was edamame salad. It was solidly good, light - yet filling, and so much healthier than usual side choices that accompany sandwiches. So, 5 Stars to the Square Onion!!! I'll be back next week!!
Re: “Muddy Waters Coffee Bar”
Both Muddy Waters provide some of the best coffee and just plain good fellowship than those other places. Prices are right and the west ashley one offers great sandwiches. Visit one today!
Re: “Boone Hall Farms”
Very good show overall, I thought the Village People gave me more of what I came for, but they were both good. We left early as people started to crowd up into the aisles of the seats, making it just too hot to stick around.
Re: “Boone Hall Farms”
I was there and loved the performace. It was VERY hot though! - JA
Re: “Boone Hall Plantation”
Mount Pleasant should have stayed the sleepy little village it started as. The people that moved here are responsible for the things mentioned in the above reviews. Boone Hall probably can not pay their bills because everyone is so stinking cheap around here, they probably go the market, get ideas for recipes, then go to Wal-Mart to shop. How about supporting the local market instead of bashing it, then maybe they will be able to pay their bills.
Re: “Serenity Now Yoga”
Yoga is supposed to be the art of breathing and letting go among other things. Coming here is so uncomfortable, I have a hard time breathing, let alone "letting go". Some, but not all of the Yoga instructors are rude and inconsiderate to the customers. Yoga is supposed to be so much more, and this studio "takes" instead of "gives". I would not recommend this Yoga studio to anyone even if they lived right next door.
Re: “Hampton Park”
I'm really looking forward to the bed race! One of my sons is in charge of building the bed for the company he works for! Should be a great day of fun!
Re: “Brittlebank Park”
This festival by far was the worst event I have ever attended. As a native New Yorker I have experienced a variety of cultural festivals and one should never try to adulterate a cultural event/experience. They only had one vendor selling Caribbean food, which was horrible. The rest were selling food you can find at a backyard BBQ? The parade consisted of maybe 7-10 people and only one person with a full carnival contest, the other person who was not of Caribbean descent had a partial custom on? This was a real disappointment and a shame that this event was supposed to represent a carnival/festival. They needed to better organize this event and advertise accordingly. The advertisement was truly deceiving and did not follow through with its promise. Beware of the events advertised in this city, it is never what they say it is or what you imagine it to be!
Re: “Exchange Park Fairgrounds”
Unfortunately, I was NOT at the Live X show. However, I was forced to listen to every note in Tall Pines! I hope the promoters can consider the fact that music from the concert was clearly heard as far as Crowfield, 2+ miles from the event. Next year PLEASE, could you reorient the speakers or keep the volume down?
Re: “COAST Brewing Company”
I came up with the name 'Porter, Smoked' and now I've been banished to the Commonwealth of Northern Marianas Islands, very far from all that delicious beer. Wish I'd thought of a more creative title for such a heady brew. All they have out here is San Miguel and Red Horse. Maybe I can find some fresh tuba on Guam... I <3 Saipan! Cheers Dave & Jamie
Re: “Room 309, Simons Center for the Arts”
Kisses will be shown at 6pm ~ http://ballycahillfestival.com/
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Re: “Mixson”
Mixson is a new urbanist, LEED Certified community build through the vision of The I'ON Group and funded by Jamestown Properties. I have lived here since 2009 and enjoy the convenience to Park Circle and all the amenities it offers! My homes is extremely energy efficient and has provided me peace of mind as well as low energy bills! As our neighborhood grows we welcome young professionals, retirees and new families. Mixson also has a calendar full of exciting local events for this Spring & Summer including The Charleston Craft Bee, Movies in May & Student Art Shows! Check us out at www.mixson.com