Word on the street
What locals are saying
Open since 2010, Coleman Public House is the kind of Mt. Pleasant neighborhood anchor that earns its longevity by doing two things well: 16 rotating craft taps curated by an owner who homebrews, and a gastropub kitchen that treats the truffle mac n' cheese and lamb slider as seriously as the shrimp & grits. The setting is reclaimed-wood casual, a short walk from Shem Creek but priced more honestly than the waterfront spots — though beer prices have always skewed slightly high for a non-destination address. Service is attentive and ownership is visibly present, which keeps consistency tighter than most comparable spots in the corridor.
16 rotating craft taps, always changingtruffle mac n' cheese and burgers as load-bearing menu itemsowner-operated consistencyShem Creek-adjacent without the waterfront markupreclaimed-wood gastropub atmospherebeer pricing runs steep for the zip code
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