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Charleston could be the next coastal city and the largest in S.C. to ban plastic bags
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The Agenda: Joe Cunningham heads to D.C.; Charleston considering increasing minimum wage to $12
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Charleston could be the next coastal city and the largest in S.C. to ban plastic bags
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Lowcountry artist Ment Nelson featured in traveling Smithsonian exhibit
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Lowcountry artist Ment Nelson featured in traveling Smithsonian exhibit
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Tis' the season for birthday parties: five area restaurants (and one brewery) celebrate another year around the sun
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Tis' the season for birthday parties: five area restaurants (and one brewery) celebrate another year around the sun
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Lineup Announced: Leon Bridges, The Head and the Heart, Jenny Lewis among 2019 High Water Festival acts
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Song-by-Song: Hip-hop artist Nory breaks down new album, Altar Boy
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Best of Charleston 2014
Staff Pick
Chips and salsa go well with margaritas, tequila, or a Corona, but sometimes you want to spice things up — like with hot sauce. The Mex1can Ashtray adds the heat by floating lime, pepper, and hot sauce on the rim of a Tecate. It sounds kinda gross, but once the goodness mixes in, you'll be going back again and again. But if you don't want to take our word — or drink a beer — try some of the infused tequilas. We may have a thing for spice, but their jalapeño and hot pepper ones are pretty tasty.
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Mex 1 Coastal Cantina
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817 St. Andrews Blvd.
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843-751-4001
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(based on 8 user reviews)
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817 St. Andrews Blvd.
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