When it comes to our appetite, our tummy often overrides our other sensibilities. And thank goodness that's the case! If you're like most, you're intrigued by tiny little hole-in-the-wall restaurants. If you've ever encountered a place that was a little questionable on the outside that delivered a shockingly great feast inside their establishment then you're assuredly hooked. We explored 12 hole-in-the-wall restaurants in South Carolina before, and now we're back with some more tasty treasures waiting to be discovered in the Palmetto State. Take a look below and let your mouthwatering tastebuds decide which of these hole in the wall restaurants in South Carolina to try first.

1. Ike's Korner Grill - Spartanburg

Wow. Easily considered to serve one of the best burgers in the Upstate, Ike's has already been voted the best burger in Spartanburg. Ignore the lived-in look of the outside and step inside for a taste of your own. It's truly no wonder why Ike's Korner Grill is considered one of the best hole in the wall restaurants in South Carolina. Ike's Korner Grill is located at 104 Archer Rd., Spartanburg, SC, 29303.

2. Dave's Seafood - Charleston

Unless you know your way around certain parts of Charleston, you could end up on several one-way streets driving loops before you find Dave's Seafood. Or, you could always just use your GPS. This carry-out counter is wildly popular and dishes up fresh seafood and tasty soul food. In fact, it's one of the very best places to find fried shrimp in South Carolina. Daves Seafood is located at 42 Morris St. # C, Charleston, SC, 29403.

3. Taqueria Guiri Guiri - Anderson

From the outside you may find yourself wondering what you were thinking. But ignore that because what you'll find inside this little hole-in-the-wall restaurant just may change your life. This may be one of the best places in the state to get authentic Mexican food. For some of the best tacos in South Carolina, look no further than Taqueria Guiri Guiri.Taqueria Guiri Guiri is located at 114 W Fredericks St, Anderson, SC, 29621.

4. The Whig - Columbia

You have to search far and wide in South Carolina to find a hole in the wall quite like The Whig. Located directly across the street from the state capitol, this unassuming little restaurant is quite popular. Perhaps its the novelty of the secret underground location (hiding in plain sight) or the amazing food. But then again, it's probably the people! Or maybe the margaritas.The Whig is located underground at 1200 Main St., Columbia, SC, 29201.

5. Ocean Fish Market - Conway

Talk about "hard to find" restaurants, Ocean Fish Market is crammed into the very back corner of a parking lot behind the Kingston Presbyterian Church in downtown Conway. You could always just follow your nose to the smell of the freshly cooked fish they serve. Also, if there's a line when you get there - it's totally worth it. This amazing seafood restaurant in South Carolina is a local favorite. Ocean Fish Market is located at 302 Kingston St., Conway, SC, 29526.

6. Bush's Fish and Chips - Graniteville

If you're not careful you'll drive right past this little eatery right on 191 in Graniteville. The building may not be pretty, and the sign is super tiny but the taste inside this place is huge. Whether you're up for a whole pile of tasty battered and fried fish or want just a sampling and a couple of the best hushpuppies you've ever had, this is the spot to make it happen! You can learn more by visiting Bush's Seafood on Facebook. Bush's Fish and Chips is located at 409 Main St., Graniteville, SC, 29829.

7. Miss Ann's Fried Chicken - Greenwood

When you step into a crowded restaurant and realize you're surrounded mostly by locals you know you're in the right place. Miss Ann's is considered some of the best fried chicken in the whole county - and it's hiding in plain sight next to a gas station on Main Street. Learn more by visiting Miss Ann's Fried Chicken on Facebook. Miss Ann's Fried Chicken is located at 1032 Main St. S, Greenwood, SC, 29646.

8. Hannibal's Kitchen - Charleston

The soul food experience found inside Hannibals in Charleston will make you forget what the outside even looks like. Choose from mouthwatering entrees that include fried chicken, smothered pork chops, crab and shrimp sautee over rice, and other seafood. Hannibals is open for breakfast too. Get your down-South cooking at this hole in the wall in the Holy City. Hannibal's is located at 16 Blake St., Charleston, SC, 29403.

9. Mac Smith's Country Store and Grill - Pendleton

Mac Smith's has been open since 1947 dishing up traditional American fare like burgers and dogs. Plus, every Thursday they have a new batch of homemade secret recipe country sausage you can order in or take home. But don't delay because it sells out pretty fast. Learn more about why Mac Smith's serves up some of the best burgers in South Carolina. Mac Smith's is located at 2201 Lebanon Rd., Pendleton, SC, 29670.

10. The Other Store - Columbia

If you think the front facade of The Other Store is worthy of a kitschy "hole in the wall" banner, then you'll love the view of the back as well. The colorful mural makes for some interesting conversation as you enjoy one of the many creations from the deli while sitting on the deck. The Other Store is located at 4130 Bethel Church Rd., Columbia, SC, 29206.

Finding new and fun places to eat is always an adventure. If you want to visit the most famous hole-in-the-wall restaurant in South Carolina, then take a look at this one. Did any of your favorite hole in the wall restaurants in South Carolina miss the list? Be sure to share your thoughts with us in the comments below -- we'd love to hear from you!