Hannibal's Kitchen is a soul food restaurant in Eastside, Charleston.
Editorially verified May 18, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
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Bertha's Kitchen in North Charleston has run family-owned soul food cooking since 1979. Order the fried pork chops, okra soup over rice, the cornbread.
OrderFried pork chops, okra soup over rice, the cornbread.
TipLunch only Mon-Fri; closed weekends. Counter ordering, cash and card.
167 Sushi Bar in Charleston runs a 22-seat sushi counter on East Bay Street since 2022. Located in Downtown. Priced at $$$. Kitchen leans japanese, sushi.
OrderThe chef's nigiri selection, plus the sashimi platter for the table.
TipBook on Resy. Mon-Sat lunch and dinner; the counter seats are the best.
Vintage Coffee Cafe in Mount Pleasant runs an all-day breakfast and brunch menu from a 1930s cottage on Simmons Street since 2014. Priced at $$.
OrderA breakfast biscuit and a flat white in the courtyard.
TipOpen 07:00-16:00 daily. The courtyard has a kids' truck and shade.
Lillian's Petite Market & Eatery in Charleston runs an all-day cafe and market from the old Harold's Cabin space on Congress Street since 2025.
OrderThe breakfast plate with potatoes and the daily pasta at dinner.
TipOpen 07:15-22:00 daily. Walk-in; small market shelves at the front.
Leon's Fine Poultry and Oysters in Charleston runs buttermilk-brined fried chicken and char-grilled oysters from a converted body shop on King Street.
OrderThe fried chicken sandwich and a half-dozen char-grilled oysters.
TipWalk-in counter seating. Weekday lunch easier than weekend dinner.
Xiao Bao Biscuit in Charleston runs pan-Asian cooking from a converted gas station on Rutledge Avenue since 2011. Located in Upper King. Priced at $$.
OrderThe okonomiyaki cabbage pancake and whatever daily noodle is up.
TipNo reservations. Lunch Mon-Fri only; weekday dinner is the easier seat.
