This South Carolina Diner Has Been Named One of the Best in America

Diners have been a quintessential part of the American dining experience for decades. During the past century, they've become known for their large menu, homemade desserts, friendly service, and old-school ambiance.

Whether you’re in the mood for breakfast at 1 am or a juicy BLT for lunch, South Carolina is filled with diners. But not all diners are created equally. According to this article published by Food & Wine, there's one Palmetto State diner that shines a bit brighter than the rest and that's Hannibal's Soul Kitchen in Charleston. Keep reading to learn more.

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Hannibal's is a humble family-owned restaurant that's been around for decades. Over the past couple of decades, this small hole-in-the-wall restaurant has garnered attention from diners outside its neighborhood. It was even mentioned in an article by the New York Times just last year.

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Hannibal's is beloved for its authentic and incredibly delicious soul food cuisine and it is revered as having some of the very best in the entire state. Here, you'll find exciting entrees like pan-fried blue crab over rice, sautéed shrimp, and fried local shark steak. The diner is open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner with daily special offerings that include some pretty unique and hard-to-find delicacies like oxtails and stew gizzards.

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If you're looking for something more simple, however, Hannibal's also serves up all the comfort food classics like french fries and fried chicken. To learn more about their menu, be sure to visit their official site here.

Address: 16 Blake St, Charleston, SC 29403.