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It’s been more than a year since restaurateur Jimmy Poole (The Alley) and chef Robert Berry (formerly of Indaco) announced they were partnering to renovate the old Zappo's Pizza space into hip Mexican-influenced eatery Pancito & Lefty.
The plan was to serve mezcal cocktails by last summer, but after gutting the interiors of 708 King St., construction stopped. Passes by the building showed a few walls studs were in place, but not much else. Recently however, the Pancito & Lefty Facebook page revealed that construction is back on and the restaurant now has a hood and an HVAC system.
With this progress, perhaps Charleston will be dining on non-”kitschy” Mexican fare from Berry this fall. Look for more signs of movement in North Central here.
#Construction progress. Hood hung, HVAC installed. #Charleston #Kitchen #P&L
Publié par Pancito & Lefty sur jeudi 11 août 2016