Sermet's Courtyard - N.charleston

I 've been coming here for ten plus years... It. 's always amazing. The owner is in the back , making sure your food comes out top tier.. One of the best restaurants i 've ever been to in the world.

Delicious creative menu. Wonderful outdoor courtyard with a lovely breeze and live guitarist. Service team is like a well-oiled machine. Our bartender was attentive and so pleasant.

One of the best chic little boutique restaurants I have ever been to! The service was quick and concise and the food was so flavorful and fresh … absolutely delicious!!

The ambiance is very cute, we enjoyed the scenic patio but overall disappointing. The menu was extremely limited, we had a really hard a hard time choosing anything, no filet mignon, no caprese salad, no sweet potato fries and many of the others I see here in the pictures, not sure what happened. I chose the special fish and it was just ok. We did however enjoy the salted caramel cheesecake, it’s delicious. But the thing that turned me off the most was the condition of the women’s restroom, old, run down, poorly decorated and used as a storage unit for chairs and other things, made me question the condition of the kitchen, not what I expect at an expensive restaurant.

We made reservations for outside dining last evening-May 18, 2024. We were told in the case of bad weather we would be moved to the front portico of the restaurant. We arrived and we had no reservation as the courtyard was closed- the weather had been sunny for over 2 hours! We were told we could not dine on the front covered portico. There was no room for us at all in the inside or even at the bar unless we wanted to wait over an hour! I asked why we were not called and alerted to these developments. My answer was that the manager forgot. I would like to hear from the owner regarding this thoughtless inconsiderate action. We could have dined at another restaurant of our choosing had we been alerted of Sermet 's actions. It seems the decisions at this restaurant are being made by children who don 't care about loyal patrons. Benjamin F. Sheftall DMD