Little Jack's Tavern
American restaurant · Charleston ·
Classic tavern with comfort food, burgers & cocktails
Classic tavern with comfort food, burgers & cocktails
"The owners of Leon's decided to relocate their King Street coffee shop, Saint Albans, in favor of opening a new restaurant, Little Jack's, in its place. Little Jack's officially debuted in Charleston in 2016 and it's already proven to be a true throwback neighborhood tavern with dim lights; green and white checkered tablecloths; old-time-y photos of Frank Sinatra, boxing matches, and racing horses; super cold drinks; and an on-point menu. Try the crudité with avocado mousse, the old school gin “Kennel Club” martini, and the Tavern Burger (American cheese, sunchoke relish, sesame bun)."
"Brooks Reitz, Restaurateur (Melfi’s, Little Jack’s Tavern, Leon’s Oyster Shop)Hope springs eternal — I’d love to see restaurants command the prices that it takes to make money in this business, and for customers to happily pay them!" - Erin Perkins
"Restaurateur Brooks Reitz gives cooking tips on his personal Instagram page." - Erin Perkins
"Alongside Leon’s, Little Jack’s helped establish Upper King Street as a dining hub, and Little Jack’s Tavern is notable for its famous burger—created by John Amato, who now serves as culinary director and part-owner at Melfi’s and brought his technique and sensibility to developing the menu there." - Parker Milner
"Regularly cited by multiple contributors as a favorite standby, this spot is a common pick for repeat visits and neighborhood dining." - Erin Perkins