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Old Village Post House
101 Pitt St.Mt Pleasant, SC 29464
Mt. Pleasant
(843) 388-8935
oldvillageposthouse.com
Tags: New Southern
The Old Village Post House brings the downtown flair of the Maverick restaurant group (the team behind High Cotton and Slightly North of Broad) to charming Pitt Street in Mt. Pleasant’s Old Village. With white beadboard walls and dark pine floors, the dining room in the restored 19th-century general store is cozy and elegant. The tavern room, with its brown leather chairs, is a comfortable spot for casual cocktails and upscale Southern munchies like crispy fried oysters or salt and pepper fried shrimp with smoky blue sauce, candied Crystal, and celery root slaw. Executive Chef Frank Lee and Chef de Cuisine Forrest Parker have created a menu that prepares fresh Southern ingredients with a European sensibility. Crispy duck leg confit is served with mushroom risotto, country ham-onion soubise, and a balsamic reduction. Excellent versions of Lowcountry favorites like shrimp and grits round out the offering of superior food in a relaxed, elegant setting. —Robert Moss Dish (Winter 2013)
Restaurant Details
A Maverick restaurant with Lowcountry favorites, homemade desserts, and happy hour specials.
Features: Online Reservations, Sunday Brunch, Dinner, Non-Smoking
Hours: Dinner (daily) and Sun. Brunch
Price: $$$$
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Past Events
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The Old Village Post House Celebrates 10 Years
- May 13-17 2013
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Farm-to-Table Wine Dinner
- Thu., May 16, 6:30 p.m. 2013
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Mother's Day Brunch at Old Village Post House
- Sun., May 12 2013
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