Fam’s Pizza has two Summerville locations, one on Berkeley Circle and the other in Oakbrook, so visitors will be near them whenever a pizza craving strikes. Whether New York-style or Chicago deep dish, this eatery can accommodate. Established in 2008, it has been voted the best pizza every year since it’s been open, and it’s easy to see why — fresh ingredients, cold beer, and a variety of deserts make this a go-to spot for Summerville residents and visitors.

Oscar’s is an upscale casual dining establishment that’s been hiding in plain sight for over 35 years. Whether celebrating a birthday or some other special occasion, Oscar’s gives an intimate feeling not found anywhere else in Summerville. The menu consist of traditional Southern staples like shrimp and grits and fried green tomatoes, but there’s also unique takes on Southern standbys like smoked gouda grit cakes and cold Charleston crab dip.

A true locals-only type of spot, Matt’s Burgers have opened and closed a few times but never lost its following. It’s easy to see why. The highly rated lowkey burger joint is known for having great customer service, fast serving times, surprisingly good chilli, and of course, delicious burgers. While there, try the mushroom and swiss cheese burger with a side of fries.

Alicia’s on Central Avenue serves big portions of Southern-style dishes, and it might be the only place in the Lowcountry where patrons can order a full slab of ribs, shrimp and grits, and oxtails at the same location. If you go for lunch, try the smoked chicken plate. For dinner, try the turkey wings. The restaurant also delivers via Uber Eats or find the eatery’s amazing food truck.

Baker’s BBQ Kitchen is a garden, barbecue restaurant, and gift shop all in one. After purchasing some pansies to liven up the living space, make sure to get some of the award-winning pulled pork. Cooked by Seth Watari, the five-time winner of the Flowertown Festival’s Smoke at the Lodge BBQ contest, this spot features scratch-made items like tomato pie, old fashioned mac and cheese, and of course, smoked meat by the pound.

This traditional Jewish delicatessen serves lox and bagels, as one may expect, but it doesn’t stop there. The deli also has a variety of items for both breakfast and dinner. In addition to the delicious bagels and muffins, CB & D is also known for its bakery which creates everything from infamous rum cakes to rhubarb pies and even wedding cakes.