Bin 152 — Restaurant in Charleston

I recently had the pleasure of dining at a restaurant that simply oozed sophistication and elegance. The ambience was absolutely enchanting, with soft candlelight casting a warm and welcoming glow over everything. The low lighting created an intimate atmosphere that made me feel as though I was dining in my own private world.

But it wasn't just the ambience that impressed me - the food was absolutely fantastic as well. I tried the duck bruschetta for the first time and it was an absolute revelation. The combination of the tender duck and the crispy bread was simply divine. I couldn't believe I had never tried this before!

To top it all off, the wine pairing that was recommended to me was absolutely perfect. The sommelier clearly knew their stuff, and the wine complemented the duck bruschetta perfectly. It was a match made in heaven.

Overall, I cannot recommend this restaurant highly enough. The ambience, food, and wine were all simply outstanding. If you're looking for a dining experience that is both intimate and unforgettable, this is the place to go. The low lighting and candles create a magical atmosphere that will transport you to...

This might be my favorite restaurant in all of Charleston. If you love cheese, this place is paradise! The cheeses here are really amazing quality— I cannot explain how much I enjoyed them. The staff was really knowledgeable about all the cheeses and was able to make strong recommendations based on our preferences. The boards come with plenty of fresh bread so it was actually quite filling rather than just an appetizer. We got 2-3 items between 2 people. I’d say the average price of one cheese is $12-13, with the most expensive being $20. The place is super cute with two lovely tables outside and two more inside by the windows. We really had an amazing experience here and came back for more. Can’t wait to go back next time I’m...

We had gone walking down the long stretch of the street on Easter and were struggling to find a bathroom. So we came in and offered to buy something to use their bathroom. The Lady working there (Mrs L.) was very nice and helpful. We were told we didn’t have to buy anything and she just let us go. She proudly proclaimed they had the cleanest bathroom in the city and informed us she cleans it every hour. She also informed us The Charleston Place has massive bathrooms but they dont have a sign. The place has great atmosphere and a good amount of history in it(Lots of art pieces as well). If I did drink wine it...