What to order at Page's Okra Grill

Must order
Ashleigh's shrimp and grits with andouille and tomato gravy.
Signature dishes
Ashleigh's shrimp and grits, Fried green tomatoes
Editor tip
No reservations; arrive at 11:00 or wait. Walk-ins only; cash and card.
CuisineSouthern, Lowcountry
Price$$
NeighborhoodMount Pleasant
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