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Holy City Hospitality Revives Familiar Name for Charleston’s “Smallest Bar”
In addition to the four seats inside, the bar will also have tables outside on the Alley. The business will offer a selection of canned beers, cocktails, and frozen drinks. Their food menu will be operated out of Coast, and will feature items like fried shrimp, bacon-wrapped scallops, and Coast Crab Dip.
If the name Captain Harry’s Blue Marlin Bar sounds familiar to you, that’s because it has a long history in Charleston. Originally located on Cumberland Street in the late 70s, it moved to the current home of Coast Bar & Grill on John Street in the late 90s.
The bar’s opening evening will include live music from Ronnie Johnson.
You can learn more about Captain Harry’s Blue Marlin Bar on Instagram – @thebluemarlinbar.
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