Word on the street
What locals are saying
Opened on James Island in 2013, Bohemian Bull has earned its place as the de facto neighborhood anchor on the Folly Road corridor — a tin-roofed roadhouse with a sprawling back beer garden, bocce ball, cornhole, and a draft list leaning hard on Charleston-area breweries like Holy City, Palmetto, and Frothy Beard. The burgers — particularly the truffle and caprese builds — draw reliable praise, and Wednesday half-price burger night has become a local ritual; the fried okra and boom boom shrimp also land consistently. The food, however, has a ceiling: wings benchmark around chain quality, delivery portions shrink noticeably compared to dine-in, and kitchen execution can be uneven enough to drag an otherwise great patio night sideways.
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