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Category: Food & Drink
The Barrel
Phone: (843) 732-2337
City: Charleston
Region: Coastal & Islands
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The Barrel
The Barrel strives to provide customers with a unique beer experience by supplying an outstanding level of craft beer knowledge and an inviting atmosphere for consuming fine beers. By combining the aspects of both a full service retail craft beer store with the easy ambiance of a Lowcountry beer garden, they have created a beer-centric environment we know you will enjoy. The Barrel also has a weekly food truck schedule.
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