7th Avenue Diner

I was open there in the first night Grano and I will tell you that I was not very impressed. My food was not well seasoned and everything was dirty. Portions were great and the price was good. I give every place a second chance. Boy I was glad I was with Grano!!! I ordered the same kebab I did in the first night and what a difference. The food was amazing. The hidden jewel here... the pizzas. No one expected them to be as good as they turned out. I was back several times and turned my parents into fans.

Very good! The only complaint I had was the shrimps done so I sent the court back. My friend loved her food. The owner brought us a sample of a new dish with pasta and lobster that was delicious. Yum! And directly opposite an American historical site.

The lentil soup was excellent and the vegetable amber plate was very good, but the pita was low quality and the tiramisu was frozen?? Really nice server but it seemed a very long wait for what we ordered. We'd probably see each other at Charleston's next visit.

Best gyro I've ever had. The lamb was cooked perfectly. Great tzatziki with fresh dill. Yum-o. Only complaints: the fries could use seasoning, and they don't serve alcohol. Otherwise it was a perfect experience.

Had lunch while passing through Charleston. Great little spot. Best bruchetta I've ever had. The flatbread was the size of a small pizza, and the fries were amazing. Friendly staff and good coffee. Desserts looked incredible, but I didn't have any.

Grano is truly a shining star for the area. Fast and competent service, great selection, and outstanding food. Went there with a party of eight, which sometimes challenges waiters/waitresses and the kitchen but not here. We had ordered quite a variety of selections from the menu, and ALL were outstanding, as well as unique, delivered much faster than most restaurants. Definitely recommended.