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How to find good strudel around the Lowcountry - Charleston City Paper (opens the original)
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It can be hard to find really good strudel in the Lowcountry, but Dr. Jacobo Mintzer of Isle of Palms hopes to change that. Mintzer is a psychiatrist who specializes in Alzheimer’s disease. He is also a strudel aficionado. Strudel is a tender baked delicacy that layers the crunch of paper-thin, rich buttery pastry with — most commonly — warm, spiced fruit such as cinnamon, nutmeg and apples. Savory versions can also be found, stuffed with ingredients like cabbage, potato or meat. Sweet versions
Olive you: The search for the perfect martini olive - Charleston City Paper (opens the original)
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Warren Johnson, partner and cheesemonger at Mount Pleasant’s Saint Urban’s, spent nearly two years tracking down a specific olive to use for the wine bar’s martini. You read that right: Almost two years. After first tasting Spanish Perelló olives when visiting friends in London in 2024, he knew he’d found the secret ingredient to make his best martini. The quest not only took him across the pond, but through hoops like sourcing and tariffs. But the search paid off. Saint Urban’s martini has achi
Estadio’s cheesecake shines - Charleston City Paper (opens the original)
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The cheesecake at Estadio might be the best desert in Charleston. What’s on the menu today is very different from the cheesecake offered seven years ago when owner Max Kuller opened the Spanish restaurant. That’s because Executive Chef Jeremy Gozlan, who took over the Spring Street kitchen 10 months ago, decided to shoot the restaurant’s cheesecake to a new level through experimentation and technique. Today, Gozlan’s cheesecake is the only dessert on the menu. He shared that this is both for pra
Two Blokes Brewing opens Cannon Street taproom - Charleston City Paper (opens the original)
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Craft beer found a new home on the downtown peninsula when Two Blokes Brewing opened a taproom on Aug. 11. Located at 114 Cannon St. in the ever-expanding Cannonborough-Elliottborough neighborhood, the taproom offers a place to grab a brew and a bite in a community-focused space. The brewery and wine bar are on the ground floor of a 19th-century home. The building now features a 50-seat taproom, covered outdoor patio and a small-batch system for specialty and experimental beer releases. The brew
Riva Mare brings coastal Italian to the Navy Yard - Charleston City Paper (opens the original)
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One could argue the most exciting things happening in the Charleston cuisine scene are happening off the downtown peninsula. Riva Mare, the latest opening from culinary behemoth Indigo Road Hospitality Group, supports this theory. The restaurant opened Aug. 21 at 2154 Noisette Blvd. in the burgeoning Charleston Design District within the greater Navy Yard Charleston. On the top floor of Storehouse 9, Riva Mare offers a seafood-driven menu showcasing the tastes and vibes of coastal Italy. The res
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