Purlieu is the French-inspired restaurant we’ve been waiting for (Charleston City Paper) Jan31

Purlieu is the Frenc...

Although I may not live long enough to see humanity achieve Star Trek-like teleportation abilities, a visit to John Zucker’s Purlieu is almost like living in the future. Beam yourself into the chic, tiny bistro, situated at the corners of President and Fishburne streets, and...

Warehouse continues to serve A+ bar eats under chef Jason Daly (Charleston City Paper) Jan17

Warehouse continues ...

Last August, shortly after appearing on Top Chef Charleston, Warehouse’s executive chef Emily Hahn announced that she would be leaving the popular bar to pursue a new project. Soon thereafter, Chef Jason Daly took over her post. Relocating from a remote island off of Maine, Daly...

Basic Kitchen serves up pleasing, mindful eats (Charleston City Paper) Jan03

Basic Kitchen serves...

In the common vernacular, to call anyone “basic” is pretty much an insult, indicating that one is an Uggs-wearing, pumpkin spice latte-loving simpleton content to try to keep up with the Kardashians. Although there’s house kombucha ($5), a smattering of smoothies and juices...

At NICO Oysters + Seafood, stick to the the fruits de mer (Charleston City Paper) Dec20

At NICO Oysters + Se...

Last January, roughly six months after leaving his near decade-long post at Fish, Chef Nico Romo announced he would be launching his own venture in the spring. Spring turned to summer and the “Coming soon!” sign continued to tease — if not torment — anyone driving down Coleman...

Wood & Grain is pizza heavy, but it’s the seafood that shines (Charleston City Paper) Dec13

Wood & Grain is...

Whoever first said ‘location, location, location’ probably didn’t have Wood & Grain in mind. Formerly the site of a nail spa in a strip mall off Shelmore, the restaurant has been strikingly transformed into a chic, sophisticated space. Set two doors down from sister...