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Staff Pick
At James Island's Black Bean Co., you can order, pay for, and receive a salad with locally grown mixed greens in less than two minutes. We're not quite sure how the drive-thru restaurant achieves their speed, but we sure do appreciate it, when driving down Folly Road and hunger strikes. A half-sized Mandarin Salad can do much to satisfy your appetite. At $5.95, it comes with scallions, mandarin orange slices, goat cheese, and spiced pecans. Chow down on that using a recyclable fork (in your parked car, of course).
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Black Bean Co.
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869 Folly Road
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(843) 277-2101
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(based on 4 user reviews)
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869 Folly Road
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