The Shelter Kitchen And

I highly recommend this restaurant! The food is fantastic, and it's both dog and kid friendly, though it does seem to cater more to adults. Best of all, you don’t need a reservation! It's such a relief to find a great and uncomplicated dining option for families and dogs in Charleston. We’re here on vacation, and it was the perfect place for our last night out before returning home. They even offer plain beef patties or chicken breasts for the dogs, and water bowls were provided as well.

I really hope this restaurant was just having a bad night because the reviews I read were fantastic, but my experience with the service was incredibly disappointing—it was the worst I've had in over a year. I arrived at the host stand at 9:10 and waited about a minute, but no one was there to greet me. So, I moved to the bar, where I was promptly welcomed and told to find our own table outside. Unfortunately, it took 25 minutes for us to get just water. Meanwhile, we watched as group after group came onto the deck, searched for a table, and ended up leaving because all the available tables were never cleaned or set up.

I came across this restaurant on the Food Network and it looked fantastic, so I decided to check it out during my visit to Charleston, SC. I found out that it changed owners since the show aired. The ambiance was pleasant, but unfortunately, the food and service fell short of my expectations. The food wasn’t bad, but I was hoping for more. We ordered the calamari, a bog bowl, loaded fries, and mac and cheese.

Cool atmosphere to hang out in. Plenty of patio space and big bar area with lots of tvs for all the sports games. We only got drinks so I can't comment on the food. But servers were attentive and very friendly.

Love that you can bring your pups here they have plenty of shaded tables. The **** Mary?s are good and strong! Food service is good: The only negatives are it?s right on Hwy 17, Coleman Blvd, parking is dicey, the noise from trucks while you?re dining can be awful!