Posted in South Carolina
October 11, 2018
A Trip To The Oldest Grocery Store In South Carolina Is Like Stepping Back In Time
It comes as no surprise that South Carolina’s oldest city is home to the oldest grocery store in the state, or that after nearly 100 years, it’s still a vital part of the community it has served for all these years. The next time you head to Charleston, make your way onto Queen Street and find the Queen Street Grocery – and be sure come hungry, because groceries aren’t the only thing they do best…
Over the decades since opening, the business has also included an apothecary as well as a grocery.
From a stack of hearty pancakes to crepes, sandwiches and salads, the food here never disappoints.
... or in the mood for lighter fare, the menu at Queen Street Grocery is filled with flavorful creations to make your visit both satisfying and memorable.
Order up whatever suits your palate at the moment and then grab the other essentials for an unforgettable picnic and head to any of the amazing parks located in historic Charleston. Or, just bask in the suns rays right outside the front door at one of the many tables perfect for enjoying your delectable, foodie score.
Queen Street Grocery (the state’s oldest grocery store) is located at 133 Queen St., Charleston, SC 29401. It’s open seven days a week for groceries as well as breakfast, lunch, and dinner from 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. Learn more from their official website and see more photos of their delicious food on their Facebook page!
