Best of Charleston 2010
Staff Pick
Inside the funky-looking red and brick building on Coleman (it housed a Dairy Queen back in the day), restaurateur Sal Parco’s skillful team runs an efficient little eatery with a Southern-style menu and massive chalkboard full of daily specials. One of the best deals is one of the most traditional: an oven-roasted turkey entrée for a mere $8. Several thick slices of turkey breast come with homemade gravy, zesty cornbread dressing, perfectly lumpy mashed potatoes, a big dollop of cranberry sauce, and an extra side dish of your choice. It’s like having dear grandmamma’s Thanksgiving dinner for lunch any time.
Location Details
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Boulevard Diner
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409 W. Coleman Blvd.
Mt. Pleasant -
(843) 216-2611
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409 W. Coleman Blvd.
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