On the first day I chose a country ham biscuit.

Make sure to check out the daily specials written out on a large piece of brown paper. But wait….for $5 you can get three biscuits. Walk in, wait in the usually speedy line, give your name and your biscuit order and just a few minutes later you’ll be the recipient of a perfect little brown paper box holding biscuit nirvana.Ĭlassic buttermilk, cheese & chive or shortcake biscuits are just $3, filled biscuits with country ham, black pepper bacon, blackberry or cinnamon are just $4. Callie’s Hot Little Biscuit is open 8am – 2pm every day (with late night hours of 10pm – 2am on Friday and Saturday) and in addition to the biscuits they also have the best 80’s music playlist. This tiny little space with a long marble counter to perch at, can be found at 476 1/2 King Street. Once at the workshop it became very obvious that we’d be working late into the night and there wouldn’t really be the opportunity to indulge in my food escapades. Regardless, I had to try at least one of the places on my list and so I skipped the complimentary breakfast provided by our hotel (the recently opened Hyatt Hotel on King St) and made my way to Callie’s Hot Little Biscuit. Prior to flying out I spent a few days doing my research and came up with a short-list of must-visit restaurants whilst in Charleston: Last week I found myself in Charleston, South Caroline for a workshop.

Callie's hot little biscuits locations