This was by far the most memorable dining experience I had on my first trip to Charleston last week. The restaurant itself is charming; we ate on the pleasant outdoor patio, which was shielded nicely from the streets. Service was very friendly and attentive. The food itself was delicious; I got the 3 veggie platter with sweet potatoes, mac and ...

Excellent place for dinner but they are most famous for their breakfast. Vast selection of veggies (hoppin john is black eyed peas and rice?!) and the shrimp and grits had a nice spice but the grits couldda been a bit fluffier. Nice atmosphere, worth a visit.

Went to Hominy with a group of friends (seven of us). The food was good for the most part. I had the creole potroast with grits and mac n' chez. The cornbread was great (althought it was $2 extra for 1 slice!) The potroast was good, but the mac n' chez was pretty bland. The worst part was that they have no computer. There was no way to ...

Had breakfast, sort of a nouve huevos ranchero, wife had biscut sandwich. Both were good, not great. Service was attentive. Buttermilk pie worth the trip, would go back.

Dinner at Hominy Grill was fabulous! My husband saw the restaurant on Rachel Ray's "$40 a Day" show, so we had to try it. We enjoyed the casual atmosphere and surprising twist on some old southern favorites. We're still talking about the grits. We will definatley be back!