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Swig & Swine BBQ review | Summerville, SC

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Swig & Swine BBQ review | Summerville, SC 1990 Old Trolley Rd, Summerville, SC 29485 ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️☆ 4.4 out of 5 —  Swig & Swine is exactly what you hope for when you walk into a BBQ joint and catch that glorious meat’s been smoking all day aroma. The staff was friendly and welcoming, the restaurant was clean, and the food came out quick—perfect timing right after the lunch rush when everyone’s happy and nobody’s hangry. The BBQ itself was very tasty and hit all the right notes you’d expect from a place that literally smokes their meats out back. And let’s talk about the coleslaw for a second—this wasn’t a side, this was a statement. Easily a 5/5 in the coleslaw category, which is harder to achieve than most people realize. Pricing is another win. Coming in under $20 per person with tip makes this spot feel like a solid value, especially for quality BBQ. Now, the only knock: portion sizes. They weren’t massive “roll-you-out-the-door” platters. I was full and satisfied, but if yo...

Arts bar and grill review | My Pleasant, South Carolina

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Arts bar and grill review | My Pleasant, South Carolina 413 Coleman Blvd, Mt Pleasant, SC 29464 ⭐ 2.8 out of 5 Stars — Arts Bar & Grill (Mt. Pleasant, SC) ⭐ Arts Bar & Grill definitely brought the vibes—I’ll give them that. The atmosphere was lively, upbeat, and felt like a place where good times should happen. Bonus points for actually being open when some places mysteriously aren’t these days. The sandwich I ordered was solid, and the menu had a decent variety of bar food options, salads, and comfort-style eats. Now… let’s talk about the experience. 😬 I ordered a grilled chicken salad… and it showed up with no chicken. Not a little chicken—zero chicken. It was basically a motivational salad. The wait time was also surprisingly long, especially considering the restaurant wasn’t busy. I had enough time to question my life choices. When the salad finally arrived (still chickenless), the dressing was so thick and sweet it felt more like pancake syrup than salad dressing. And unf...