December 2010

50 Foodie Faves: Glass Onion

Photographs by
Peter Frank Edwards

Lowcountry Food

Chris Stewart, Charles Vincent, and Sarah O’Kelley

While the New Orleans background of owners Charles Vincent and Sarah O’Kelley shows in the po’boys and jambalayas sprinkled throughout the menu, the farm- (and net-) to-table commitment they share with partner Chris Stewart shines through every dish. One can feast on Lowcountry specialties accompanied by seasonal sides. There’s fried catfish and quail, triggerfish and grass-fed beef, with choices of slaw, braised turnips, pole beans, field peas, and butter beans. At Sunday brunch, score buttermilk biscuits with sausage gravy; at the annual offal dinner, fried liver mush. And with their fine pork belly, the Onion serves up grits and greens, a combo sure to please the palate of the most devoted Lowcountry food lover. 1219 Savannah Hwy., West Ashley, (843) 225-1717, www.ilovetheglassonion.com

Comments

Bar-B-Q, to each their own, but Jim 'N Nick's is certainly worth a mention- I LOVE their Pork Sandwich & how could THE Cheese Biscuits be overlooked?

Love your magazine.

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