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[3 Jan 2012 | No Comment | 32 views]
Diana’s Capitol Street Cafe Moves Downtown

Diana’s Capitol Street Cafe is moving from a storefront on Capitol Street to 180 Summers Street. In keeping with the move, the name of the business will become Diana’s Downtown Cafe.
Diana Thomas, owner and head chef, said, “I’m so excited to offer my customers more room to sit and enjoy their breakfast or lunch. I’ve got a loyal following and I hope they’ll follow me to my new location — it’s going to be bigger and better than ever and it’s just around the corner.
“I’ll be cooking and baking all …

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[2 Jan 2012 | No Comment | 69 views]
Pizza Barbarossa Now Open

Manoli Stavrulakis’ latest venture, Pizza Barbarossa, serves Greek-Italian style food including pizza. The restaurant opened a few weeks ago. Stavrulakis said his dream of owning a Greek-Italian-style restaurant started a while ago when he first opened Café Creperi.
The native of Greece and his Iraqi wife also own Café Creperi in Kanawha City and Creperi Café Plus in the Shoppes at Trace Fork in South Charleston. The new pizza shop is located in part of the former Shoe Carnival location.
The new place serves the same calamari, bread, dressings and spaghetti as …

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[15 Nov 2011 | No Comment | 202 views]
Quarrier Diner Reopens Its Doors

The newly renovated Quarrier Diner reopens its doors after over a decade, to serve Charleston locals their diner favorites and them some. Quarrier Diner is open from 11 AM to 2 PM and from 5 PM to 10 PM Monday through Thursday and up to 11 PM Friday and Saturday. Call 304-343-5686 for reservations and inquiries.
The new owners Anna and David Pollitt restored the Art Nouveau building to resemble its original facade. They also added modern touches like flat screen tvs, iPad menus, and other cool features.
The main …

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[22 May 2011 | 2 Comments | 228 views]
Light Up Your Tastebuds at Little India

Indian cuisine is vibrant and zesty, noted for its extensive use of spices and herbs, on a wide selection of vegetables and meats (including beef, lamb, poultry and seafood). Due to the size of the country and the number of regional groups living in different areas, not just the ingredients but also the cooking techniques vary from place to place.

Little India in Charleston’s East End (at 1604 Washington St., East Charleston, to be exact) brings a little bit everything to the plate. Featuring dishes from both Northern and Southern India, the restaurant has a wide array of meat and vegetarian appetizers, sides, and entrees as well as exotic Indian desserts and beverages.

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[2 May 2011 | No Comment | 203 views]
Happiness in a Bowl at Pho Vin Long

Pho is a Vietnamese noodle soup, usually served with thinly sliced beef or chicken, rice noodles, basil, lime or lemon, bean sprouts, and other ingredients. Pho is loved all over for being light and healthy yet full of flavor — it is one of celebrity chef and travel show host Anthony Bourdain’s favorite foods in the world.
For Charleston locals who crave the vibrant flavors of Vietnamese cooking, or for those who want to give this exotic cuisine a try, Pho Vin Long on D Street in South Charleston …

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[11 Apr 2011 | No Comment | 324 views]
All day and all night breakfast at Donna’s Cafe

A nice hearty breakfast is a great way to start any day. The mix of proteins and carbohydrates (with a little sugar and caffeine thrown in) energizes you for the day ahead.
Breakfast favorites like hotcakes, waffles, sausages, bacon and eggs aren’t just good as first meals of the day. They’re great comfort food any time of the day. They’re also good after a night of partying and revelry. Donna’s Cafe at the Nelson Building serves breakfast and lunch fares on weekdays, but they have recently added new hours: on Saturdays …

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[13 Dec 2010 | No Comment | 302 views]
Fayetteville Favorite Lights Up Charleston Dining Scene

Sooner or later, everybody gets tired of the same greasy, old pizza and unimaginative, watery beer. It’s time to treat yourself to something better — like beautifully baked pizzas and lovingly handcrafted brews. It’s time to head for Pies and Pints Charleston!
After rave reviews with their original store in Fayetteville, Pies and Pints is finally treating Charleston natives to its signature pizzas, designer beers, and friendly service. Located at 222 Capitol Street (formerly Cazon’s), the new store offers a wide range of not just pies and
pints, but also salads, sandwiches, …

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[20 Oct 2010 | 2 Comments | 744 views]
Little India Opens in Charleston’s East End

Craving for authentic Indian curries, tandoori chicken, and naan bread? Look no further than Charleston’s very own East End, for a little taste of India on your plate.
Harish and Meena Anada have opened their restaurant Little India at 1604 Washington St. East, and will be ready to serve adventurous diners and local gourmands starting Saturday (October 16, 2010) at 11:00 AM. If this local Indian couple sounds familiar, the Anadas also own International Groceries and Spices in Kanawha City and Morgantown.
Indian cuisine is unique from other world cuisines …

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[6 Aug 2010 | No Comment | 528 views]
Union Square Restaurant and Bar

Despite troubles before and so soon after its grand opening, Union Square is up and running in downtown Charleston.
A restaurant during the day and a gay-friendly bar at night, Union Square serves gourmet sandwiches, soups, appetizers, salads, side dishes, desserts and beverages along with classic old time favorites. Union Square also accept call-in orders for deliveries and take out.
The bar is hopping every night, with Women’s Wednesdays starting at 4pm. Female patrons can enjoy $12 Yuengling, Bud Light, & Miller Light Buckets, $5 Made to Order Pita Pizza and $3 …

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[3 May 2010 | No Comment | 415 views]
Behind the Mound

A new restaurant in South Charleston is serving up old favorites. Opened last April 19, Behind the mound is the latest addition to South Charleston’s Restaurant Row. The restaurant completes the row’s diversity in cuisine with its good ‘ol American menu.
Hamburgers, hotdogs and other homecooked dishes like baked steak and spaghetti are in the offer, with special dishes available only on certain days of the week. The restaurant is open from 10am to 8pm, Mondays to Saturdays. The restaurant is closed on Sundays.
Behind the Mound is located at 244 7th …