Blind Tiger Pub

Came here for my Father's Day Sunday Brunch with the family and was extremely disappointed. The smoked wings shown in the picture had a crust of seasoning that completely ruined the wing and made it impossible to tell if it was even smoked. The hot chicken biscuit was supposed to have a Nashville style sauce/flavor, if it wasn't for the overcooked flavored biscuit it wouldn't have had much going for it. The chicken itself was the smallest and thinnest piece of chicken imaginable and felt like jerky when biting into it. The Cobb salad looked good, but the dressing completely drowned out any flavor of bacon, cheese, or chicken. The Pub burger however was tasty. Go for the French fries. Our server Julian seemed to have an attitude from the first time he came to the table, till he brought the bill. Worst pub experience I've ever had.

I've been here many times. When one of my best friends is in town, we usually stop by for drinks, but the food is always amazing. I had Ricotta Gnocchi with shrimp during our last visit, and I was surprised at how delicious it was. I felt like I had ordered from a fine dining restaurant, but maybe I'm just easy to impress. I also ordered a Red Velvet cocktail from their Valentine's specials menu. It was also good! The atmosphere is always nice and relaxed, unless there's a special event.

Fantastic first lunch in our sister getaway to Charleston. Blind Tiger came highly recommended and did not disappoint! Thanks, Avery, for great service and menu recommendations

Great place for brunch that was recommended by our walking tour guide. Easy to get to, just North of Rainbow Row on Broad Street. Had the Hot Chicken Biscuit and the Almond French Toast and we would order both again in a heartbeat.

Cool Bar with fantastic outside area for big groups, solid list of drinks/spirits. They serve Sunday Brunch, and the place is getting busy around 12pm.

I'm sure the food and drinks here are great, but the service I experienced here was exceptionally lacking; even for a Saturday night. Waited over 30min to be served and ended up just walking out. The place itself is clean and has an almost cozy feel to it, but also an exciting atmosphere from the bar, kitchen, and other guests. However, I would not call this place a pub. It is more like an expensive cocktail bar masquerading as a pub. Wouldn't recommend to other college students.

This restaurant was recommended. When we entered the restaurant, there is a very strong smell that resembled old mop water, and maybe some kind of plumbing issue. We had a party of nine and elected to sit outside solely because of the smell even though it is mid June. Most of us ordered Coke, Diet Coke or Sprite, and when they were served, not one of the drinks were drinkable. The carbonation to syrup ratio was off. When this was mentioned to the server, she said she would check on it. She came back and told us there was nothing wrong with it. Despite the fact, we had six drinks on the table that we couldn’t drink. She offered to take them off the tab which was gracious. The water brought to the table was room temperature and again we were outside. Clearly it was tap water which had a little bit of a funky taste to it. The food was decent no major complaints except a chicken Caesar salad that was delivered at very room temperature, so much so that the Parmesan cheese had melted and created a little bit of a powdery consistency with the dressing. I would not recommend this restaurant.

As we walked up to the pub, we were overwhelmed by the smell of garbage. They had a HUGE open dumpster parked directly in front taking up three storefronts. We were seated on the back patio and enjoyed the atmosphere back there. There was a musician playing mellow live music, which is always a great thing. We had delicious cocktails featuring a caramel espresso martini and a spicy margarita. We started with the raw oysters and had the heirloom burrata, duck truffle sandwich and the chicken club. The food and service were great. However, walking back through the pub, the inside smelled like a sewer. We would not have stayed had it not been for the back patio.