Big lunch fan. Salads are great as well as the turkey cranberry sandwich.. Soups are also good but ask to see what size the cup and bowl takeout cups look like. Small portions on the soups. meatloaf sandwich is another winner. If you are looking for a lunch special (cheap price) check out the quiche special
(4)
Michael B.
Such a great spot for a great sandwich. Only a mile or 2 from the beach, these guys know how to make meat, bread, and veggies go together in some seriously perfect harmony. The homemade pastries aren't bad either. Can have a small wait at lunchtime during the week but that's just further proof of their awesomeness
(5)
Blue S.
Unique flavors. Can take forever to get your food, especially during lunch hour.
(3)
JOANNE W.
Loved this place and it now is serving evening dining. Great wine list, reasonable prices....extraordinary food & service and we will be back! A little gem that is a diamond in the rough!
(5)
Lisa P.
After hearing rave reviews about Stacks from friends, I was eager to head over and give it a try. I arrived before my friend and was served a drink while I waited. The table had a film of sticky residue. That, combined with the fact that I was the lone occupant of the place surprised me. I expected to have to wait for a table due to it's apparent popularity. My friend arrived and we approached the cashier to order. They had just run out of the corn and crab chowder so I opted for the salmon salad. You pay ahead and I optimistically, left a pretty nice tip on my credit card slip. When our dishes arrived at the table my salad had a pile of shredded salmon, some pink, some grey, on the top of my greens. Expecting more of the typical filet presentation, I asked the woman if they prepared the salmon from fresh, there in the restaurant. What I was really asking was, "Did this come out of a can, because that's what it looks like." She went back to ask and came back quickly to tell me that no, they receive it pre-smoked (and macerated, I presumed). As gross as it looked I was willing to give it a shot until, before she had even left us I spied a strange sort of root or branch like object peeking out of my baby field greens. I grabbed the end of it and withdrew the 4 inch freakish appendage from my salad. No sooner had the word "What..." escaped my lips as she rightfully whisked the offending plate away. Ok, so far, not so great Stacks! Now, I should have just asked for my money back and gotten the heck out of there because my friend was just about done with her soup so why stick around!? But I was starving, so I changed my order to the pimento cheese sandwich and upon it's arrival, asked the server how we would resolve the disparity in cost between the salmon salad and the cheese sandwich. Now, I didn't expect them to comp me, or give me a slice of one of the yummy looking desserts to try on the house, but it would have been a nice gesture. Instead what I got was a dollar and some change dropped into my hand to make up the difference. Of course, they kept my tip! Now, things happen and I'm not holding the creepy root/branch salad against them but I have experienced first had what it's like to own a business where pleasing the customer is priority one. It doesn't take much to smooth over a mishap. In this case, the main offense was the fact that, no effort what so ever is given to make me want to ever set foot in Stacks again or recommend it to anyone...ever.
(1)
Andrew W.
I think this restaurant is simply wonderful! The food is top notch as well as the wine and service. I have been three times and tried almost all of their entrees and couldn't speak more highly of this place. The double pork chop will blow your mind with the greens and potatoes. The corn flake crusted flounder server over the tastiest grits I've ever had and beautiful butter beans is mouth watering. The duck tagliatelle pasta was unbelievable. i am in love with the tuna wonton nachos as well as the pate and the bean spread they serve with their bread. Don't miss the wonderful pies too. The wine list has all very drinkable and affordable wines with a heck of a pour. This is my new favorite restaurant in Mt. Pleasant. Bravo!
(4)
Tommy V.
This place is great. The sandwiches are really good and decently hefty. The decorations are nice. They have a few different desserts that are a step above. They have bottles of wine. The staff is friendly. They even have prepared meals that you can take home and pop in the oven for dinner.
(4)
Terri B.
Great place for lunch! We thought it was a bit pricey for sandwiches ($50 for 4 of us, including drinks), but the quality is superb. Good sweet tea, too!
(5)
Michael T.
Been here 10-15 times for lunch. High quality and always very good!
(4)
Jim R.
Consistent, consistent, consistent! Not only do they take pride in their fresh made to order meals, they enjoy their customers that's why you see familiar faces each visit.
(5)
Caragh C.
We went to Stacks for a birthday dinner. We were greeted warmly and the service throughout or meal was excellent. We were pleased to find out that bottles of wine are half-price on Weds., so had a nice Sauvignon Blanc. There were 6 of us and all of the dishes we had were delicious, fresh, and creative. The seared tuna nachos were incredible! We also really liked the unique white bean dip they served with bread. The pork chop was thick, perfectly cooked (juicy!) and served with a flavorful bourbon sauce. The cornflake crusted flounder was crunchy and served with creamy grits, butter beans, and an interesting sauce. We left very full and happy! It is a lovely gem of a restaurant and we will return. The name is a bit confusing, because Stacks makes me think of pancakes or sandwiches, however they serve upscale, modern, southern dinners. Stacks is apparently the owners last name.
(4)
Elizabeth W.
Went to Stacks for lunch with a friend, ordered the "Special," Mahi mahi on salad with candied pecans, red onion and carrots with Green Goddess dressing; $9.50 for this. I was sorely disappointed. The Mahi Mahi portion was all of about the size of 1/3 of a dollar bill, I estimate a 2 ounce portion.... no candied pecans. Basically, I got a very small slice of fish on top of lettuce for $9.50. My friend ordered the same dish, and we both agreed we were disappointed. I was hungry when I left... Got home and ate a sandwich!! Y
(1)
Brian S.
3.5 stars. Again, at some point yelp will get the half star option. Sandwiches were very good and tasty. Menu is not your typical sandwich shop. Bread was very fresh, very thick. Had the pastrami, wife had the tuna mini burgers, kids had tuna fish and BBQ shaved pork. Everyone loved their food. They lose 1 star because we were the only ones there and it took about 15 -20 minutes to get the 4 sandwiches. They lose another star because of pricing. 4 sandwiches, no chips or anything, 1 water and 3 fountain drinks was over $40. To me that's a little pricey for sandwiches. Again, though, sandwiches were very good, so if you don't mind a little wait and a slightly over priced sandwich, this is your place.
(3)
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Address :1440 Ben Sawyer Blvd,Ste 1107
Mount Pleasant, SC, 29464
Takes Reservations : No Delivery : No Take-out : Yes Accepts Credit Cards : Yes Parking : Private Lot Wheelchair Accessible : No Good for Kids : Yes Good for Groups : Yes Attire : Casual Noise Level : Quiet Alcohol : Full Bar Outdoor Seating : Yes Has TV : No Waiter Service : Yes Caters : No
Bill B.
Big lunch fan. Salads are great as well as the turkey cranberry sandwich.. Soups are also good but ask to see what size the cup and bowl takeout cups look like. Small portions on the soups. meatloaf sandwich is another winner. If you are looking for a lunch special (cheap price) check out the quiche special
(4)Michael B.
Such a great spot for a great sandwich. Only a mile or 2 from the beach, these guys know how to make meat, bread, and veggies go together in some seriously perfect harmony. The homemade pastries aren't bad either. Can have a small wait at lunchtime during the week but that's just further proof of their awesomeness
(5)Blue S.
Unique flavors. Can take forever to get your food, especially during lunch hour.
(3)JOANNE W.
Loved this place and it now is serving evening dining. Great wine list, reasonable prices....extraordinary food & service and we will be back! A little gem that is a diamond in the rough!
(5)Lisa P.
After hearing rave reviews about Stacks from friends, I was eager to head over and give it a try. I arrived before my friend and was served a drink while I waited. The table had a film of sticky residue. That, combined with the fact that I was the lone occupant of the place surprised me. I expected to have to wait for a table due to it's apparent popularity. My friend arrived and we approached the cashier to order. They had just run out of the corn and crab chowder so I opted for the salmon salad. You pay ahead and I optimistically, left a pretty nice tip on my credit card slip. When our dishes arrived at the table my salad had a pile of shredded salmon, some pink, some grey, on the top of my greens. Expecting more of the typical filet presentation, I asked the woman if they prepared the salmon from fresh, there in the restaurant. What I was really asking was, "Did this come out of a can, because that's what it looks like." She went back to ask and came back quickly to tell me that no, they receive it pre-smoked (and macerated, I presumed). As gross as it looked I was willing to give it a shot until, before she had even left us I spied a strange sort of root or branch like object peeking out of my baby field greens. I grabbed the end of it and withdrew the 4 inch freakish appendage from my salad. No sooner had the word "What..." escaped my lips as she rightfully whisked the offending plate away. Ok, so far, not so great Stacks! Now, I should have just asked for my money back and gotten the heck out of there because my friend was just about done with her soup so why stick around!? But I was starving, so I changed my order to the pimento cheese sandwich and upon it's arrival, asked the server how we would resolve the disparity in cost between the salmon salad and the cheese sandwich. Now, I didn't expect them to comp me, or give me a slice of one of the yummy looking desserts to try on the house, but it would have been a nice gesture. Instead what I got was a dollar and some change dropped into my hand to make up the difference. Of course, they kept my tip! Now, things happen and I'm not holding the creepy root/branch salad against them but I have experienced first had what it's like to own a business where pleasing the customer is priority one. It doesn't take much to smooth over a mishap. In this case, the main offense was the fact that, no effort what so ever is given to make me want to ever set foot in Stacks again or recommend it to anyone...ever.
(1)Andrew W.
I think this restaurant is simply wonderful! The food is top notch as well as the wine and service. I have been three times and tried almost all of their entrees and couldn't speak more highly of this place. The double pork chop will blow your mind with the greens and potatoes. The corn flake crusted flounder server over the tastiest grits I've ever had and beautiful butter beans is mouth watering. The duck tagliatelle pasta was unbelievable. i am in love with the tuna wonton nachos as well as the pate and the bean spread they serve with their bread. Don't miss the wonderful pies too. The wine list has all very drinkable and affordable wines with a heck of a pour. This is my new favorite restaurant in Mt. Pleasant. Bravo!
(4)Tommy V.
This place is great. The sandwiches are really good and decently hefty. The decorations are nice. They have a few different desserts that are a step above. They have bottles of wine. The staff is friendly. They even have prepared meals that you can take home and pop in the oven for dinner.
(4)Terri B.
Great place for lunch! We thought it was a bit pricey for sandwiches ($50 for 4 of us, including drinks), but the quality is superb. Good sweet tea, too!
(5)Michael T.
Been here 10-15 times for lunch. High quality and always very good!
(4)Jim R.
Consistent, consistent, consistent! Not only do they take pride in their fresh made to order meals, they enjoy their customers that's why you see familiar faces each visit.
(5)Caragh C.
We went to Stacks for a birthday dinner. We were greeted warmly and the service throughout or meal was excellent. We were pleased to find out that bottles of wine are half-price on Weds., so had a nice Sauvignon Blanc. There were 6 of us and all of the dishes we had were delicious, fresh, and creative. The seared tuna nachos were incredible! We also really liked the unique white bean dip they served with bread. The pork chop was thick, perfectly cooked (juicy!) and served with a flavorful bourbon sauce. The cornflake crusted flounder was crunchy and served with creamy grits, butter beans, and an interesting sauce. We left very full and happy! It is a lovely gem of a restaurant and we will return. The name is a bit confusing, because Stacks makes me think of pancakes or sandwiches, however they serve upscale, modern, southern dinners. Stacks is apparently the owners last name.
(4)Elizabeth W.
Went to Stacks for lunch with a friend, ordered the "Special," Mahi mahi on salad with candied pecans, red onion and carrots with Green Goddess dressing; $9.50 for this. I was sorely disappointed. The Mahi Mahi portion was all of about the size of 1/3 of a dollar bill, I estimate a 2 ounce portion.... no candied pecans. Basically, I got a very small slice of fish on top of lettuce for $9.50. My friend ordered the same dish, and we both agreed we were disappointed. I was hungry when I left... Got home and ate a sandwich!! Y
(1)Brian S.
3.5 stars. Again, at some point yelp will get the half star option. Sandwiches were very good and tasty. Menu is not your typical sandwich shop. Bread was very fresh, very thick. Had the pastrami, wife had the tuna mini burgers, kids had tuna fish and BBQ shaved pork. Everyone loved their food. They lose 1 star because we were the only ones there and it took about 15 -20 minutes to get the 4 sandwiches. They lose another star because of pricing. 4 sandwiches, no chips or anything, 1 water and 3 fountain drinks was over $40. To me that's a little pricey for sandwiches. Again, though, sandwiches were very good, so if you don't mind a little wait and a slightly over priced sandwich, this is your place.
(3)