Lillian's Petite Market & Eatery

“While looking for a diner for our party of four to eat breakfast at I came across Lillian’s. It looked interesting so we set out for Lillian’s. Lillian’s is located in a residential neighborhood and is situated on a corner. My wife and I ordered the BEC Sandwich. The pork belly on the sandwich was superb, what a flavor! The coffee was very good, too. It was what I would describe at “smooth and robust”. Our waiter, Tim was very knowledgeable and explained how their menu rotates throughout the year. Definitely a ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️”

“We were given a very warm welcome by Raymond and Heather when we came across this market/restaurant. Raymond gave us a tour and invited us back for the wine tasting- we came back for it before our dinner reservation and really enjoyed ourselves. Came back on our last day for breakfast before we went to the airport and sat on the rooftop- such a cool vibe smack dab in the middle of a neighborhood- will definitely be back! Great food, great wine, great vibe, what’s not to like?”

“Definitely one of my current favorite Charleston restaurants. Each time there is a dish that makes me want to come right back. This time it was the hand cut pasta with roasted vegetables. It was absolutely delicious.”

“This place is the BEST 🙌 we went for brunch and had so much fun upstairs, didn’t realize until halfway through this is the old Harold’s Cabin. Our serve told us the story of how a sweet couple didn’t want to see it close and named it Lillian’s after Harold’s wife 🥹 I love it even more now! Highly recommend the breakfast Crunchwrap 😍”

“Honestly wish I could give them a better review, because it’s adorable inside and out. I am visiting friends from OOT and came here to order brunch on a Sunday. I have allergies to gluten and red meat, and was told pretty much right away that little to no accommodations could be made. I played it safe and got the breakfast plate with eggs, potatoes, choice of sausage/bacon, and a biscuit. I asked for the biscuit on the side due to my allergy, and asked if they could do duck sausage instead since it was offered as a side on other items. She simply said no, which both my friends and I thought was rude since it’s such a small request. Breakfast came out and the biscuit was not put on the side. I hate being picky at public places but I’ve never been somewhere that couldn’t even just put something on another plate for me. It’s as annoying to me to have allergies as it is for restaurants. I always tip well and offer to pay extra for accommodations. Overall disappointed- food that I could eat (scrambled eggs and potatoes) was okay but not work the $20 price tag. Service was mediocre, and I wouldn’t recommend to someone I was taking to visit here.”