Historic Downtown Charleston, Charleston, SC · $$$
Husk Charleston is a Southern restaurant in the Historic Downtown Charleston neighborhood of Charleston.
“Fantastic dinner! Started out with the fried ribs. For my main I had the scallops. The sauce was a little spicy but overall the dish was delicious. The scallops were cooked perfectly! We selected the grits and cornbread as our sides. Wasn’t too thrilled about the cornbread, it wasn’t anything special and tasted a little dry. However, the grits were really good. Lastly, we ended the meal with their seasonal key lime pie ice cream. Hands down the best ice cream ever! The buttery graham cracker pieces were a nice touch. Overall a great meal and great service.”
“Had an amazing dinner while celebrating a family member's birthday. From the time we were greeted upon entering until we left, we were treated excellently. Our server, Jeremy, was knowledgeable, polite, and just damn friendly. Explained the dishes, offered suggestions, the whole nine yards. Food was incredible. 22oz ribeye, pastrami brisket, chicken, cornbread, carrots, salad, and the wildly great deviled eggs. All top notch. Drinks were fantastic as well. A+++++++++++”
“Husk knows how to create an unforgettable experience from start to finish. My wife and I first dined here when we got married five years ago, so returning for our fifth anniversary felt especially meaningful, and they exceeded every expectation. From the hostess to our server, the service was exceptional. We were seated on the upper balcony, which made for a perfect anniversary setting. Our server noticed that I was not drinking alcohol and thoughtfully brought me a mocktail while serving my wife champagne so we could toast our anniversary together. That level of attention to detail was truly appreciated and made the evening feel special. The food was outstanding. We started with the deviled eggs, which were incredible. We shared the 22 oz ribeye, cooked perfectly, and the chimichurri and mushrooms elevated the dish even more. The cornbread was excellent, and the carrots were a surprising favorite—even though I normally do not enjoy cooked carrots, these were so good that my wife jokingly asked who I was. To finish, we had the grasshopper pie, which was delicious, but the key lime pie ice cream was on another level, absolutely unforgettable. Easily some of the best ice cream I have ever had. We do not make it to Charleston often, but Husk made our trip and anniversary completely worth it. We traveled from Austin, Texas, and can only wish they would open a location closer to home. If you hesitate because of the price, I can honestly say it is worth every penny. Highly recommended.”
“Beautiful old house with flavorful cuisine. The chicken liver pate was a WOW moment. The Joyce Farm Chicken and the Schnitzel were both memorable. The atmosphere is sophisticated but also restrained. The staff were attentive and helpful. Great place to take guests or celebrate a special occasion.”
“Overall enjoyed the meal and thought both the service and ambiance were excellent. The cornbread, rabbit, dessert, drinks were all fantastic. The rigatoni was honestly not good and stood out because the rest of the meal was so strong. I think the dish would be a lot better if it committed fully to either a lamb ragu or a mushroom pasta. As served, the mushrooms were great, but the nutty ricotta and (small amounts of) gamey lamb did not go well together and I felt a little off after eating it. I would still recommend Husk overall, but I would not recommend the rigatoni unless it is reworked.”
76 Queen St 76 Queen Street, Charleston, 29401, United States
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