Nationally acclaimed and locally beloved, Hominy Grill is a Charleston institution serving classic southern specialties that taste just like grandma used to make (well, if our grandma had been a good cook, that is! But that’s another story.) We don’t open any cans here; all is prepared from scratch using fresh, locally raised ingredients. Support your local farmers and fishermen!!

Jestine’s Kitchen located in the Historic District serves up home-style soul food dishes. It is a relaxed environment with Blues and Jazz background music and signature desserts such as the coconut cream pie.

Joseph’s is a charmer for sure, and located far enough down Meeting Street to be a natural for a Sunday morning stroll or a nice break in the day for lunch. The food is good as well, with a straightforward offering of sandwiches, salads, and a Sunday brunch that brings customers back again and again. The room is comfy and light, and truly feels like the Old South in a way that is uniquely Charleston.