Berkeley's
Restaurant · Charleston
624 1/2 Rutledge Ave, Charleston, SC 29403
Highlights
Casual spot with great sandwiches, salads, and entrees.
Casual spot with great sandwiches, salads, and entrees.
"The patio at neighborhood spot Berkeley’s is the place to be for the lunch classics — a Caesar salad with a side of fries, a satisfying Rueben, or a turkey-bacon-Swiss on a squishy bun. There’s heartier fare, too, like a cheesesteak with whiz, a French dip with jus, or chicken Parmesan." - Erin Perkins
"If you shy away from the entrees, nothing is over $20 on the menu at neighborhood spot Berkeley’s. High-end sandwiches are the pull here — go for a giant chicken cutlet sandwich (Buffalo, classic, or Parmesan) for $16 and leave with leftovers." - Erin Perkins
"Berkeley’s is the Charleston version of your favorite casual neighborhood restaurant you go to for a really great lunch or dinner with friends. Located in a former service station in Hampton Park Terrace, they have an indoor/outdoor bar area with views of the kitchen (which is where you want to be), a large covered patio, and a small indoor dining space. Focus on the sandwiches, which make up most of their menu—the best one is their excellent cheesesteak with housemade cheese wiz, but anything with a chicken cutlet is usually a good call. And though you’re probably here for something on a crusty roll, any salad or entrees like cavatappi with wild mushrooms and the hanger steak are always a solid bet when you want to split a couple things." - jai jones, emily yates
"A neighborhood sandwich-focused hangout run by Marc and Liz Hudacsko that draws on flavors from their New Jersey upbringing. Casual and community-oriented, it emphasizes straightforward, comforting sandwiches and a friendly local vibe that serves as the couple’s original, approachable spot in the neighborhood." - Erin Perkins
"A neighborhood favorite on Rutledge Avenue counted among regular stops in Charleston for its dependable offerings." - Eater Staff
