Sorelle Mercato — Restaurant in Charleston

everything i got was inedible. i don’t understand where all the good reviews are coming from. in total i spent $90. i got the weekly special drink and it tasted like plain milk and it was $8. i got a pepperoni slice and the special slice. they were both soggy and no flavor and covered in grease. it tasted like frozen grocery store pizza, i only took one bite. i got the prosciutto sandwich which had absolutely no flavor and was a mess to eat. i got the nutella toast. the mascarpone had no flavor. the bread was stale. didn’t see any olive oil on there. not worth $10 at all. the pastries were okay. nothing special. the chocolate croissant was bitter. the cookies were fine. i got another pastry that just tasted like fry oil with some cinnamon on it. i’ve never left a bad review of a food place before because i don’t want to hurt the business but this place is just robbing people. $90 for stuff i barely ate. if you’re going to charge that much please get higher quality ingredients and taste test your food. this was the worse place i’ve ever been out to eat before i don’t understand how the line...

Wow! This was such an amazing dinner! We went to celebrate birthdays. Everything from the ambiance to the food and service was incredible. Our server Brennna did an amazing job. She explained the menu and gave incredible recommendations for our table. We decided to order and eat family style so we could taste so many different options. The wine sommelier gave incredible recommendations for pairing with the food we ordered. The food, every single thing was delicious I can't choose a favorite. From the bread, caviar, octopus, pastas and the dessert. The Zapolies with some kind of cream sauce that I could have eaten a whole bowl of was amazing. This is the perfect place for a special occasion. I cannot wait to go back! I feel like the value for what we got was good too. About $200 per person included cocktails and several bottles of wine and 5 courses, for what we got we all felt it was a great value compared to other places of...

This hidden gem of a deli in Charleston is a fantastic find, especially for those looking for a quick yet delicious meal amidst a bustling atmosphere. The place is always buzzing with young, energetic people, adding a lively vibe to the experience. The mortadella sandwich I tried was absolutely superb! The bread, sprinkled with sesame seeds, was perfectly baked with a delightful crunch, while the mortadella inside was flavorful and generously portioned. Paired with a creamy latte from their menu, it made for a satisfying lunch. The service was efficient, and the staff seemed friendly despite the constant rush. The decor is simple yet charming, with paper wrappers adding a rustic touch. It’s a great spot for a casual bite, whether you’re a local or just passing through. I highly recommend stopping by if you’re in the area—definitely a Charleston secret...