1035 Johnnie Dodds Boulevard
Mount Pleasant, SC 29464
Charleston County
Phone: (843) 849-2267
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by Julie N. on I can't stop thinking about their FREE TACOS. Who would've known that my inner fat child would come out at the club? You get your choice of pollo, carne asada and al pastor. Wow, that CARNE ASADA was crazy good. It was like I was eating carne asada for the first time in my life. Believe me, I've had my share and this is the BEST I've ever had. They give you limes, onion, cilantro, and hot sauce to top off these suckers. I really liked the seating too. There were plenty of seats/booths to sit at to enjoy my tacos. The Chocolate-covered strawberries were okay. I've had better, but these are FREE so what can you do. I ordered a Whiskey Sour, and man do the bartenders DO WORK. I've never had my Whiskey Sour made like that before. Premium drink for a premium price, of course. Beers are expensive as well. Female AND male go-go dancers. Now I've never seen that before. I can't say that I enjoyed it as much as the other reviewers. I felt like I was watching a high school dance battle. B2K (lol) was doing flips and jerkin'. I've seen my middle school students do the same exact thing. It didn't match the upscale ambience at all to be honest. Girls were good and you can tell that they are professional dancers, not just those booty shakers that will holla fo' a dolla. Good music, but the crowd wasn't poppin'. Since all the reviewers really like this place, I expected more of a crowd. I felt bad for the people who paid for table service, 'cuz I got to sit at the table right next to them free of charge. Would I go here again? For the tacos, YES. But then again, those tacos are only worth at most $2 each and I can only eat like 6.
by Lucius Fenty on Wow, it's been a while since I walked unsuspectingly into a completely different culture! I figured the Varsity would be your usual fast-food experience, with maybe a little southern flair (grits, barbecue, etc.) thrown in. Instead, as we entered the huge space I was greeted with about 300 schoolkids lined up at what seemed like 20 cashiers. The shouts of "What'll Ya Have!" rang in my ears, joined inexplicably by the frantic ringing of a bell by a woman with a broom in her hand. What did it all mean? It was craziness, and I had the feeling that if I made one wrong move, or uttered some forbidden word, that I was never going to get the chance to order my coleslaw hot dogs. Thankfully that never happened, and I had a chance to experience the Varsity's fare, which was as expected (the only part of this visit that wasn't a huge shock!). Enter at your own risk, and be prepared!
