It's odd to have two Vietnamese places in Charleston. Right across from each other. But I'm not complaining. One specializes in noodle soup - pho, and the other in sandwiches - banh mi. Yen's Sandwiches is more of a lunch place, though if you're out of work by 6 p.m., you can make...

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One of the more unique establishments in Charleston is The Peanut Shoppe. Not every city has a shop devoted to nuts and candy, but good ol' Charleston does. As an institution of sorts, my townie friends required my attendance here. I usually skip by this place because I walk by the small exterior...

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In case you missed this: http://www.dailymail.com/foodandliving/201309100173 A new Japanese and Thai fusion restaurant aims to be a relaxing refuge for young professionals in Charleston. Su-Tei, which will feature Asian Cuisine focusing on sushi, Thai food and Japanese cuisine, is set to open in Kanawha City by the end of September. "There really isn't...

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Dairy Creme Corner is definitely not new, but it's new to me. It's located in Fairmont - the next frontier for me. They have a walk-up window, as well as some spaces inside, I believe. If you want hotdogs and the like, that's available. But, we were here for the ice cream. Their...

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I had previously reviewed Coach's as a mediocre sports bar. They've revamped and found a niche market in Morgantown: seafood. Coach's is now Coach's Crab Shack, and if you're hesitant about a sports bar transforming into a seafood restaurant, you're not alone. I definitely had my reservations. But I'm always up for an...

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