Elliotborough Mini Bar — Restaurant in Charleston

Saw the charming space from the street and decided to pop in. I'm not sure I understand this place: high prices (even for Charleston) relative to what is being offered. What is the clientele in this location?

No liquor, no tap beer, just wine/cordial cocktails and a wine list. The prices just don't quite make sense. I credit them for what is on their wine list and beer bottle list, but I'm simply not going to pay $7 for a standard 12 oz craft beer bottle, or $14 for a small glass of gruner (that an $18 store bought bottle cost), or $10 for a 4 oz apertivo drink (no liquor).

To me, it seems that if this is truly a neighborhood bar, the focus should be on value. They did have bad American lager for cheap during happy hour...and the...

From the first time I stepped in having just moved to Charleston, I knew this would be my local spot. Charming, comfy, and cozy. Always friendly with a good mix of beers and wines (and sparkling rose). There's also live music some nights and guest chef dinners on some Tuesdays (usually the best bargain in downtown). Think of it as less a bar and more an extension of your...

Walked in and walked right out when the overwhelming smell of a candle hit me in the face. I wanted to enjoy this cute little bar but the toxins were too strong. Please, Mini Bar, be aware of fragrance poisoning and people who are sensitive to smells. Especially in a place that serves food or drinks, how can anyone possibly enjoy the taste when their senses are...