Délicieux

I stumbled upon this black owned business and she did the dam thang! The Red velvet was PERFECTLY moist.THE SWEET POTATO cheesecake🤯 was perfectly mixed.The Madeleines were like Minnie cornbread pastries-But with honey and lemon.and she had marmalade(blueberry) with it! We decided to stay and eat at the place and she came to check on us and it was a pleasant experience.i resisted the tea this time. The location is in a place called Port of call with other food places and a bar!

Jaw dropping service. This small cafe is a hidden gem off of the busy market street with workers that are extremely friendly. They are great with dietary restrictions and have delicious coffee. Not only is the entire menu tasty, but the seating area and building as a whole are inviting. There is a pool table upstairs and plenty of tvs to watch sports and hangout. Délicieux will be one of my new go to spots in Charleston!

I visited this spot recently while seeking out black owned restaurants to patronize in Charleston. I decided to try one of each of the pastries that were available at the time. I was reluctant to try the lemon raspberry scone since I don't particularly care for scones. But what the heck....I bought it anyway because I wanted to support this black owned business. Let me just say that was THE BEST scone I'd ever tasted. I don't plan on eating scones again until I'm back in Charleston at Delicieux.

Popped into Delicieux by chance on a chilly walk home for some local coffee. Was so beyond glad that I did! Not only was the coffee amazing, but so was the friendly service! Plus they offer oat milk as a dairy alternative. My evening was made after finding this hidden gem. Will definitely be coming back and highly recommend :)

Excellent coffee. Illy for espresso, Cafe du Monde for American. The latte was perfect. Scone was tasty, but more in texture like a triangular muffin than a scone. Still, definitely a great place for coffee and a nibble.