The James Beard Award should let you know what you are in for. This was the ultimate southern food. Everything was off the charts. This was my first but not my last trip. The fried chicken was fresh out of the fryer and was the best I’ve ever had. The okra soup was good on it’s on and the mac an
When my Wife and I looked up best Southern Food in South Carolina this was the first place to pop up, And once we tasted the food we can see why! The Fried Chicken was amazing, the Crab Balls were amazing, the Corn Bread was amazing, both the Seafood Rice and Red Rice was amazing, pretty much everyt
I loved this place. The food, ambiance, service, and did I mention the food. They also gave us free chili bears.
Just simply Love this place!! When I lived and worked in Charleston I would have lunch here everyday. I had the pleasure to meet Mrs. Bertha back then and some of the family. I live in Florida now and my wife and kids fell in love with this restaurant too, every chance when visiting this is our soul
Killer fried chicken and amazing prices! This will definitely be a place I visit frequently
Definitely worth the wait! We waited roughly 15-20 minutes (not long) on a Saturday around noon - the line was socially distant, and the staff made sure those waiting for their food stayed 6 feet apart as well. Several tables for outdoor seating. The okra soup and cornbread were amazing, as well as
If you like soul food and low country cuisine, Bertha’s is where it’s at. There will probably be a line, and it is located further north on the peninsula away from the tourist areas. That said the food at Bertha’s is phenomenal, you can’t go wrong with the fried chicken, fish, Mac n cheese, red rice
The food was pretty good. My family would recommend the okra soup, red rice, and seafood. The fried chicken was, however, dry.
We did really appreciate that while we were there on a particularly hot day, one of the workers brought freeze pops for everyone waiting in line. The staff was friendly bu
Anyone who's been to Charleston before knows that it's an awesome place with tons history, beautiful scenery and most importantly amazing food.
Charleston is prototypically southern and despite growing up in South Carolina I'm a relative rookie to soul food. That's why when we were last in Charlest
Bertha's offers a soul food option not to be missed if you're going to travel to Charleston. In a very small unobtrusive old house converted into Charleston's famous soul food kitchen, locally owned and family operated, close enough to downtown to make it worth the trip on the way to or from the Air
You have to try it. Really great soul food.
Lots of locals eat here. Ribs and collard greens were great. Whitefish very good.
Highly recommend! There Bbq chicken was one of the most succulent pieces of chicken I've ever had with so much flavor. The Mac and cheese and rice could use more flavor but still worth it for the price. Great place to eat if your on a budget and want to try authentic soul food in Charleston.
The food here is definitely like homemade. Excellent for the price and the flavors are amazing. The fried chicken, the candied yams, and the Lima beans special are the way to go.
One of my favorite restaurants in Charleston. Great service and phenomenal food. Everything is absolutely delicious. Authentic soul food and some of the best fried chicken I’ve ever had. Must try.
Don't let the location scare you off or you'll miss out on some of the best comfort food in Charleston. I got the fried chicken, okra soup and corn bread and my wife got the turkey. My hands down favorite was the okra served over rice with shrimp!
The food is good and the place is small. They may not open on time and you have to wait in a line. That is a attribute to the quality of food they provide. I recommend giving them a try. I suggest if you are able to call in to avoid the long line. We dined in and you may not have leg and elbow room
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