Southern Charm and Flavor in a Historic Setting
Poogan’s Porch is a cherished restaurant in Charleston famous for its inviting Southern cuisine and a rich history that adds character to every visit. The brunch menu is a particular highlight, featuring beloved classics like fried green tomatoes, award-winning shrimp and grits, and pimento cheese fritters served with delicious bacon jam.
Guests frequently praise the perfectly seasoned grits and light, flaky biscuits that complement the hearty dishes. The restaurant’s atmosphere combines warm hospitality with unique charm, making it a popular spot for both locals and tourists seeking an authentic taste of Southern cooking. For those who enjoy a bit of spice, the bloody Marys pack a flavorful punch, while the mimosa carafe offers a refreshing option with a balanced juice-to-champagne ratio.
Whether dining indoors or enjoying the outdoor spaces, Poogan’s Porch delivers a memorable experience of Southern comfort food that keeps visitors coming back for more.
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Connie Carr
in the last weekKelli Dahl
in the last weekWe were very excited to try this place but were pretty disappointed. We came an hour after open and it was not too busy so we sat right away. The server listed off a few appetizers that they were out of so we ordered other breakfast items. Shortly after ordering, the other tables in our area ordered some of the appetizers our server noted were out. The food took over a half hour to come out and was decent, but not worth the hype. The one great item was the biscuits and butter that came out first. With all of the great food options in the area, we would choose to go elsewhere next time in town.
Bevins R
in the last weekAnnaBlair Brisson
in the last weekWhat kind of place doesn't have French toast? And their waffles had BEARLY whipped cream. There was just a bunch of teenagers running it, and one old woman serving us. You can tell The teenagers were laughing at us. Every single second we heard plates drop left and right. The bread did not get to our table until right before our food came.
Hudson Brisson
in the last weekForgot my bacon took an hour for my food to come and they were just walking right past us. A lady sat down in the table. Next to us had her food before we had our drinks.