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Category: Food & Drink
High Cotton
Phone: (843) 724-3815
City: Charleston
Region: Coastal & Islands
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High Cotton
Serving dinner nightly, High Cotton also offers a delightful Sunday brunch and lunch on Saturdays. Our menu is hearty and Southern, featuring regional favorites, steaks, game and fresh seafood – all prepared with the famous Maverick artistry. We’re also known for our award-winning wine selection and irresistible desserts. And don’t miss the High Cotton bar, one of the area’s most popular watering holes.
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