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A Charleston favorite, Hank’s Seafood Restaurant, is now offering lunch

Hank’s Seafood Restaurant’s new service is rooted in the restaurant’s 25+ years of tradition and focuses on refreshed lunch options.

A neatly set restaurant table displays Hank’s Seafood menus—one brown leather, one illustrated cream, and one brunch insert—alongside silverware, glassware, and a folded napkin embroidered with “Hank’s.”

Hank’s is also offering brunch specials like sauteed lump crab cakes benedict and local brioche French toast every Saturday and Sunday.

Photo by CHStoday

No more going back and forth in the group chat, your lunch decision just got easier thanks to Hank’s Seafood Restaurant’s new lunch service. After 25+ years in the Charleston community, the award-winning Hayne Street spot is now offering its Lowcountry cooking Thursdays through Sundays from 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m.

The photo above shows a blue plate with a generous portion of French fries, a fried fish sandwich topped with pickles, and a cup of tartar sauce.

No joke, the fresh catch sandwich was one of the best I’ve had.

Photo by CHStoday

Newsletter Callie here, I recently had the opportunity to taste a few lunch items, and here’s what I recommend: Start with the classic Oyster Casino — a warm, briny oyster topped with garlic butter, smoked bacon, Asiago cheese, and toasted bread crumbs — yum. No joke, the fresh catch sandwich was one of the best I’ve had; it featured locally caught mahi topped with tartar sauce. Pro tip: Order a side of the collard greens, trust me, you don’t want to miss out on these.

Scan the rest of the menu and book your reservation.

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