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Boulevard Diner 

409 W. Coleman Blvd.
Mt. Pleasant, South Carolina
Mt. Pleasant
(843) 216-2611

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With gut-busting portions and not a single item on the regular menu over $9, Boulevard Diner keeps 'em happy in Mt. Pleasant and James Island. Part of Sal Parco's restaurant dynasty (which includes Mustard Seed, Sette, Village Bakery, and Uno Mas), Boulevard is a classic diner whose interior only serves to highlight the quality of comfort food coming out of the kitchen. If you're lost looking at the menu and ask what dishes are recommended, the friendly wait staff and regular customers are likely to respond with "everything is good." And it's true. Order big with items like the fried chicken platter or the green bean casserole and you'll be sure to leave with a full, satisfied belly. —Alison Sher, Dish (Summer 2009)

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Traditional dinner menu with interesting twists. Wide variety of side dishes and desserts.

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Hours: B, L, & D. Closed Sun.
Price: $$

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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 | Report this comment

Reasonable prices for above par food, very relaxed atmosphere-this place is definitely worth a trip to Mt P. I've never had anything there I didn't absolutely love.

Posted by Pariah on July 7, 2008 at 9:50 AM | Report this comment

I love this place!

Posted by billsail on April 24, 2008 at 11:24 AM | Report this comment

This place is great! Perfect home-cooking, good prices, and nice portions! Highly recommend - and try the fried pickles!

Posted by lisanu on April 23, 2008 at 3:19 PM | Report this comment

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