Set in a historic 1826 home, this intimate bistro offers a quaint patio with well-spaced seating ideal for enjoying views of Pendleton Square. The charming, non-stuffy atmosphere and lovely cocktails create a fine dining experience that feels both upscale and welcoming.
This is the best fine dining in the region, yet it's not stuffy. The small, regularly changing menu is mostly gluten free, mostly local, and always wonderful. Eat outside on the quaint patio if you can (and enjoy the view of Pendleton Square), as the small inside can get loud. Cocktails and wine list are lovely, and don't miss the chocolate mousse.