
Estadio Charleston brings the flavors of Spain to the Lowcountry, blending fresh, local ingredients with authentic Spanish imports. Our cozy spot is all about sharing—think tapas, pintxos, and craft cocktails, plus a standout selection of vermouth, sherry, and natural wines. Join us for happy hour or linger over our signature Gintonics and vibrant small plates.
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Address: 122 Spring St, Charleston, SC 29403
Phone: (843) 793-1029
Website: http://www.estadio-chs.com/
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The atmosphere is pretty laid back, and this place is not that big , however the host, our server, the chefs were friendly and quite attentive!
And the food were great! My favorite were the clams, the shrimp with quail egg, and the steak! Honestly, the rest of the food that we ordered were good too and you can’t go wrong with any of them. The chef used local ingredients (way to go!) we support local and loved eating local seafood, meat, and fresh veggies.
The food came pretty fast, I guess it helped came early for dinner, and I love the food presentation as well.
I also ordered the nice cocktail that was taste very refreshing, porron. I am planning to visit this place again and you should too!
Prices are good.
Good wine and drink list.
Friendly staff.
Most dishes were quite good with some just okay.
Meal.went by very fast but not sure this is their fault…Just felt weird.
The lamb moruno is spiced to perfection, bold but balanced. The steak is sous vide in tallow and aromatics, then kissed on the grill for that perfect char. Unreal. And the escarola? Somehow greater than the sum of its parts, finished with ~only the finest~ PX sherry vinegar.
The Su Su Sucio is hands down the sexiest, briniest dirty martini I’ve ever had. Bar manager Lauren steered me toward ordering it with sotol, and she was absolutely right.
Chef Jeremy and the service team are friendly, sharp, and genuinely know the menu inside and out. Owner Max will happily talk wine and sherry with you and guide the table toward a hidden gem from his thoughtful, expansive list, something everyone can get excited about.
Perfect spot for groups, share a porrón, order half the menu (or all of it), hang out to great music, and soak in the vibes. You’re almost guaranteed to run into someone you know.
Briefly, you get Spanish fare in a small / large plate format, with a heavy emphasis on anchovies, olives, piquant peppers, pork and general texture mastery. For drinks, think effervescent cocktails, heavy on gin & citrus, plus vermouth, sherry, sangria and a bevy of bright, affordable, crushable wines. Oh yeah, the Estadio bar also rocks a strong porron game. (A porron is a mystical shortcut to elevate or end your night, depending on your constitution.)
While the dishes rotate fairly quickly, some of my stalwart favorites include the savory olive-black anchovy-pepper Gildas skewers, the piping hot and addictive pigs in a blanket, and the sublime brick chicken, which is my favorite chicken dish in Charleston, and that’s saying something.
It’s a gem of a restaurant that deserves your support – but if you don’t take my word for it, visit Estadio and check it out for yourself. The happy hour is strong, the bar service excellent (shoutout to Grayson here) and the vibes convival, interesting, and casual.
Expect to spend about about $50+ per person if you’re drinking booze. Parking can be tricky, but you’re on foot or have a driver, right? Right. Carry on.