Food

P&C: Hominy Grill to Close

Published

6 years ago

April 8, 2019

After over two decades of serving the Charleston community, Hominy Grill, perhaps the peninsula’s most famous restaurant, is closing. The Post & Courier today reported that the restaurant will close on Saturday, April 28th.

Hominy Grill, which opened in 1996 and is probably best known for its shrimp and grits, tomato pie, and the Charleston Nasty Biscuit (formerly known as the Big Nasty), is located at 207 Rutledge Ave.
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Owner Robert Stehling told The Post & Courier’s Hanna Raskin that the decision to close was because he was ready for a break after 24 years in business. You can read The Post & Courier’s report here.

Stehling’s work with Hominy Grill earned him a James Beard Award in 2008 for Best Chef Southeast.

The restaurant has been featured on numerous television shows including No Reservations with Anthony Bourdain, The Best Thing I Ever Ate, Man v. Food, and Amazing Eats.

Hominy Grill is open daily from 7:30 am to 3 pm, so plan accordingly!