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Dining room with a colorful graffiti wall.
Bodega on Ann Street.
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Tour the Eye-Catching Interiors at Ann Street Restaurants Bodega and Share House

Two new spots at one address

by Erin Perkins
Photography by Mike Ledford
Erin Perkins is the editor of Eater Carolinas.

From the team at sports/party bar Uptown Social comes two new Charleston restaurants — Share House and Bodega. The spaces opened over the weekend at 23 Ann Street, just off the always-busy King Street.

Share House is a coastal cantina with colorful, beach-y interiors. Custom surfboards from local artist Jenn Griffith and vintage photos of beachgoers cover the walls. The restaurant boasts two bars, a stage for live bands, a space for DJs, and televisions for all the games. It’s basically a one-stop fun shop.

The Share House bar focuses on tropical cocktails, including the signature drink Orange Crush, which is fresh orange juice, vodka, and lemon-lime soda. For food, chef Alec Gropman puts out a menu of tuna sliders, crab cake sandwiches, and California-style nachos. Share House opens daily from 4 p.m. to 2 a.m.

Bodega is the permanent outpost of the former Bodega pop-up at Uptown Social. The interiors have many nods to New York culture with subway tiles, a “Post No Bills” wall with graffiti from the same artist as Share House’s surfboards, and a decorative shelf of dried goods (like those found in a city bodega). Gropman planned the menu to reflect classic NYC fare like a bacon, egg, and cheese on a hard roll and a chopped cheese sandwich. Bodega offers an extensive coffee menu, from Dustin Mattson, served with Counter Culture beans and also has a full bar for those in need of a bloody mary. Bodega opens daily from 7 a.m. to 2 a.m.

Take a tour through the two spaces here.

Sharehouse sign.
Enter Share House through the garage doors.
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The main bar and dining room at Share house with colorful, pre-worn chairs and a rainbow of shutters hanging over the bar.
The main bar and dining room at Share House with colorful, pre-worn chairs and a rainbow of shutters hanging over the bar.
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A bar with colorful stools.
The bar serves tropical drinks, hard seltzers, and many beers on tap.
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A mural made from Island beer caps and cans.
A mural made from Island beer caps and cans.
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outdoor bar stools.
Outdoor bar seating on the patio.
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Wooden tables with various colorful chairs.
The colorful interiors are meant to reflect summers at the shore.
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The garage doors open up to the outdoor patio.
The garage doors open up to the outdoor patio.
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Colorful chairs on a wooden deck.
There’s plenty of outdoor seating at Share House.
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A U-shaped bar with colorful stools.
The back bar at Share House.
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Dining room with bar.
The second dining room at Share House shares space for a DJ.
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Sign over a door that says Bodega.
The entrance to Bodega.
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A round bar with wooden chairs.
Breakfast sandwich shop Bodega also has a bar.
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Bright murals cover the walls at Bodega.
Bright murals cover the walls at Bodega.
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Coffee bar with menus on the wall.
The coffee bar serves Counter Culture.
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Colorful graffiti.
Graffiti covers the walls at Bodega.
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Dining room with a colorful graffiti wall.
Bodega is open from 7 a.m. to 2 a.m.
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A subway with “Ann Street” over it.
Subway-themed art at Bodega.
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“Post No Bills” with Bill Murray
“Post No Bills” with Bill Murray. Get it?
Menu at Bodega.

• All Uptown Social Coverage
• Share House [Official]
• Bodega [Official]
• Jenn Griffith [Official]

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