Friday, January 7, 2011
Good Eats at Husk
While in Charleston, my family and I enjoyed lunch at the recently opened Husk Restaurant. The focus is on locally-grown, seasonal ingredients. They even practice my new favorite restaurant trend of listing where all the ingredients come from. The feel of the food and the space is comforting and friendly, but innovative and interesting.
Our meal was delicious. The menu changes on a daily basis, but the highlights on this particular day were the ham tasting (is that genius or what?), the roasted brussels sprouts, the tenderest of oxtails, the surprisingly delicious potatoes accompanying my beef brisket sandwich, the pie in a jar, and the authentic oatmeal cream pie (take that Little Debbie).
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I really like the idea of eating in a place that changes menu on a daily basis. This way you know that you are getting a fresh and good stuff:)Plus its fun to change it up :)Everything looks totally amazing:) Glad you enjoyed it
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What a unique restaurant! Everything looks fresh and delicious.
ReplyDeleteEverything looks wonderful! And that oatmeal cream pie just killed me!...that with a glass of milk used to be my favorite snack as a kid!!
ReplyDeleteI love Husk. I posted about it a while back. Your pictures are great!
ReplyDeletehmmmm this looks soo yummy!! I love the serving dishes & bowls!! If I'm ever down in Charleston I'll have to check it out!! =)
ReplyDeleteMelanie's Randomness
Everything looks so tasty! That is crazy that they change the menu daily. What a find.
ReplyDeleteAshlyn
wow, I just got SOO hungry looking at this! Delicious!
ReplyDeletenom nom yum
ReplyDeletelooks insanely wonderfujl
Well, CHarleston sounds pretty awesome, no doubt.
ReplyDeleteWOW! all your pictures look absolutely delicious! what a fun place to dine!
ReplyDeletehave a great weekend! xx
everything looks TOO amazing! i also love the plates and utensils.
ReplyDeleteoh gracious. i believe i can smell the delicious aromas from here. thank you for sharing those lovely pictures. that dessert looks heavenly. even as full as i am right now, i believe i could make a lil room for these beauties!
ReplyDeleteI've never been to Charlotte but am dying to! I will put Husk on my To Do list when I finally make my way there - looks like a great place!
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful weekend! xo
mmmmm pie in a jar! and are those apples in the first picture? that looks good!
ReplyDeleteYum! Everything looks so good - I want to head to Charleston!
ReplyDeleteWow! I was scrolling down the images drooling and wishing there was somewhere like this close by and yahoo---it is! Thanks for the tip!
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness that DESSERT!!!!!!!!!!!! GAHHH!
ReplyDeleteLove the name!
ReplyDeleteThat oatmeal cream pie looks yummy!
This place looks absolutely fantastic. There's nothing I love more than a restaurant that listens to the seasons and changes its menu regularly. You know then you'll always get fresh, delicious food. I may have to make a special trip down there just for this place.
ReplyDeleteMmmh! It looks good!
ReplyDeleteoh, man. this looks sooo tasty! hope you have a great weekend :)
ReplyDeletelooks amazing - what a great find!
ReplyDeletemmmmm oatmeal cream pie? Step Aside Little Debbie, that's for sure!
ReplyDeleteIt looks and sounds absolutely delicious! In danish 'Husk' means 'Remember' :-)
ReplyDeleteyou're making me huuuuuuunngry :) loved the photos! That restaurant looks fantastic.
ReplyDeletelove the blog...following for sure!
Wow, I love that chandelier and chalkboard!!
ReplyDeleteThis restaurant sounds wonderful!
ReplyDeleteYUMMY! We don't see oxtail in the northwest, we don't even see oxes! The food looks delicious and the city shots are charming. Lovely city just like Savannah!
ReplyDeleteoh my goodness! i totally want that pie in a jar.
ReplyDeleteright.
now.
for real.
this restaurant looks lovely AND delicious and makes me wish i were taking a trip to charleston stat!
this restaurant sounds lovely! makes me want to take a road trip down just to eat there! i love the whole concept of the changing menu and telling where the ingredients come from.
ReplyDeleteLooks delicious! And I love those little rustic wood serving bowls.
ReplyDeleteThose dishes look divine! My best friend lives in Charleston, i'll have to remember Husk the next time I visit.
ReplyDeletePie in a jar? Good grief! Must make a stop there on my next visit to the coast.
ReplyDeleteHow did I miss this post? I LOVE Husk! It was written up in the NY times this morning!!! http://www.nytimes.com/2011/02/09/dining/09notebook.html?_r=2&hpw
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