If you are a chef and your last name is Bacon, you have a recipe for making tasty pig parts magic, which is just what Chef Jeremiah Bacon does from 5 – 7 p.m. during Bacon Happy Hour.
Chef Jeremiah Bacon (yes, really) has been wowing diners with dishes like perfectly grilled deckle (the flavorful cap of a rib-eye steak that's unusual on menus) and rich bone marrow bread pudding Read more
The Macintosh is a favorite for brunch, dinner and their Bacon Happy Hour (named after chef Jeremiah Bacon), where a small, pork-y dish is $5. [Eater 18 Member]
Absolutely delicious and accommodating. Best duck I've ever had. The drinks were fantastic, too, especially the one that came with the Brazilian flower that numbed my mouth like novocaine.
Oh man. AMAZING! They brought everything out as a tasting menu. Scallops, beef tongue, foie gras, octopus, duck leg and the pork chop, and even complimentary oxtail croquettes! I recommend it ALL!!
Four of us ordered four different items off the menu. Our server described the cooking descriptions in such detail that you could almost taste the food from her descriptions. Everything was fantastic.
Don't miss Bacon Happy Hour (every weekday from 5-7 p.m.). The nightly special can be anything from pork-belly lettuce wraps with spicy garlic sauce to pigs in a blanket with buckwheat pancakes. Read more
Order the Mushroom 🍄 Gnudi if it's on the appetizer menu. Its sooo freakin good you should ask if they'll make it an entree. Pass on the scallops and pork belly, it was nothing special.
Entrees definitely get the duck and hangar steak. The fish was not good nor the collard greens. The duck bulgogi was also gross. The bone marrow pudding was amazing.
We tried most of the menu ad for me the best was the Glazed Confit Pork Shoulder, with Bacon Sorghum Jus, Field Peas, Frisée, Sea Island Red Peas, and Fennel Marmalade,
Southern Living recommends "The Mac ($13). This hefty burger is made from house-ground beef and topped with applewood-smoked Nueske's bacon and aged Cheddar cheese." Read more
The Macintosh, located in the heart of downtown Charleston, offers technique-driven fare with locally sourced ingredients for a modern American farm-to-table experience.