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East Bay Meeting House
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Very cozy and comfortable cafe. Beautifully decorated with an open frontage allowing in the breeze from nearby Charleston harbor. Good is really good.…
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VERY friendly people and yummy food too at decent prices!…
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East Bay Meeting House
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8 Reviews on “East Bay Meeting House”
Very cozy and comfortable cafe. Beautifully decorated with an open frontage allowing in the breeze from nearby Charleston harbor. Good is really good. Reasonably priced. Great staff. Had breakfast – ver nice.
VERY friendly people and yummy food too at decent prices!
Had excellent service and the food was great. Great atmosphere. Dog friendly.
Could have been a good experience… I was welcomed by a very friendly hostess who seated me and took my order. I really liked the atmosphere but the coffee was mediocore, and the entire length of my stay the harsh manager yelled and humiliated the kind hostess who seated me. As a paying customer from the outside looking in it seemed like she was the only one who understood the concept of customer service at all. Just seemed entirely unprofessional.
Doesn’t know what it is. Mediocre food reminiscent of the Publix deli counter. Is it a bar? Restaurant? Coffee shop? East Bay Meeting House tries too hard to be all things and ends up succeeding at none of them. Service was distracted, food less than average–there are many better options in the area.
Wonderful service and a fun place. On a tip from a friend, we ended up here after our Schooner Pride boatride. We hadn’t eaten since 4:30 tea time, so we wanted a little something to go with our nightcap. I called to ask if the kitchen was open and for some reason I could barely hear what he was saying, but heard in his voice that he sounded friendly and off we went. Embarrassed that I had just called and acted like I had heard everything perfectly, we went to the coffee shop area (yeah, coffee shop, the front has coffee and the back is a sweet little bar lounge) and asked the girl if the kitchen was open. Almost instantly, a guy perked his head up out of nowhere (I swear) and asked if I had just called. I sheepishly admitted to the phone call and apologized for not being able to hear him. After that, us and our buddy Bleu (the bartender) were best friends. Bleu said the kitchen had just closed, but because it was pretty slow he would whip up whatever we wanted! Aww, great guy. I ordered the Smoked Salmon appetizer and the Chocolate Mousse to split with Marc. The salmon was soooo good. Yes, we were hungry, but it hit the spot perfectly. It was served with water crackers, red onion, capers, cucumber, roasted red pepper and cream cheese. Marc said the Gin and Tonics he was serving up were pretty great, too. When he brought out the mousse, I was surprised to see it was wrapped in white and dark chocolate and looked like a ganache covered mini cake. Bleu pointed out that on the top in white chocolate was a little cameo! We quickly got out our camera and grabbed a shot of it while Bleu laughed at us from behind the bar. We are such tourists. He encouraged us to stay as long as we liked and we decided to take him up on it. We moved from the cafe table to the bar and he created the most delicious drink I have ever had with ginger cognac. He told me he had drink ESP and I can’t argue with that. We ended up making a few friends at the bar and closed the place down! We never, never do this, but we had so much fun with the nice people there. A great place that I highly recommend for a nightcap, lunch or coffee.
The service was good… Good selection of wine and appetizers. The chocolate cake was huge!!!