McKee’s at 139b

Charleston, United States

3

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+1 843-619-7900
Website:
www.mckeesat139b.com
Address:
139b Market St, Charleston, SC, 29401
French Quarter
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2 reviews of McKee’s at 139b

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Place rating: 5
Charleston, SC
I had a great experience. When I walked in I was awed by the beauty of the event space. Brett McKee was very very nice and showed me around. He was very proud of what he has.
As the event started the staff brought around passed appetizers. They were so good I couldn’t just have one! Brett McKee then put on a presentation of how to make this beautiful refreshing meal. He told his story and was very personable while creating his meal. I liked that. He was also very funny.
Everyone there had a great time. It’s always nice to see the city from different views and his was a nice one. Thank you to Brett
McKee for giving me a great experience.
Place rating: 1
Charleston, SC
No, no … a thousand times no. This «private» restaurant, social club, event place that permits the public in has terrible food (yesterday wilted lettuce, stone cold «hot» entrée and unintended liquid sorbet) and horrible, untrained service staff. The building and spaces are great, but there is a lot of «getting it right» to be done here.