My Father’s Moustache

We walked in and didn’t know whether or not we needed to seat ourselves as there was no hostess. We stood there for a few minutes before I flagged someone down and was told we could sit anywhere we liked. The food was descent. We had the Carolina burger and The lamb burger. The Carolina burger was overly salty. The lamb burger was prepared well, but the spices used were a little overwhelming. Although they have tables available, this is not a place to go if you want standard table service; just go ahead and order from the bar and pay there. For a place that says they are a pub, their beer choices are seriously lacking, although their liquor selection is decent.

Sometimes when you go to bars a lot, most of them start to look-​a-​like. Especially pubs. My Fathers Moustache on the other hand, is different.
For starters, it’s a British pub. In my experience… A little more light inside the bar :-).
My Fathers Moustache also offer a variety of bar games to entertain yourself while getting drunk which is also different from most pubs. They have shuffle board, darts, pool and fussball inside and outside they have multi-​purpose bocce or cornhole courts.
And when you are you playing, you don’t to run inside to refill your beverage, thanks to their outdoor bar.
For all the soccer fans, My Fathers is the perfect hangout for any important international soccer game. They are probarly one of the only dedicated soccer bars in SC and will be playing the important games on every tv in the bar.
Not into games or sports? No worries, starting on Wednesday, they have live music all the way through Saturday. Going from country to bluegrass so it’s always fun to hang around.
Quick hint, if you approach it, make sure to be ready to turn right into the parking plaza after the red light since it’s coming up quickly

I actually came to this place not knowing it was a restaurant/​Bar and Grill. I was originally searching online for a summer pt customer service job while in school and then I seen this advertisement on Craigslist lol. The atmosphere was well air conditioned with lots of fans, workers were kind greeted and welcomed me. I ordered the chicken quesadiaja and it was very cheesy and reasonably priced. I like that it is not far from the beach. I would definitely come back here with some friends for a night out of town.

Rob and Wendy Walker, the owners of My Father Mustache, are two of the kindest, most genuine, sweet, talented, and hardworking people you will ever meet. Although they don’t cater often, they did cater our wedding and did an outstanding job! Everyone was talking about how delicious the food was! My (now) husband and I made sure we had to-​go plates with us from the wedding because we couldn’t get over how great it was! This was not your typical wedding meal… I mean it was, with the two+ meats, a variety of sides, and the usually wedding layout but the flavor factor was turned up quite a few notches! It was out of this world! We have been married now for 4 days and we still have people calling/​texting us about our wedding reception dinner.
If you ever have a chance to go to My Father’s Mustache on Ben Sawyer Blvd in Mount Pleasant, GO! Food is incredible, drinks are on point, they always have live music at night (usually Thursday — Saturday… give or take), and the atmosphere is so much fun! Thank you Rob and Wendy for such an amazing wedding reception dinner. Also, shout out to AP, the mixologist/​manager, for everything you did. You might think we didn’t notice, but we saw you giving it your all! We are still in awe!
So much love,
Samantha and Daniel Peters

My original enthusiasm from when this place first opened has significantly dropped. After about a year since our last visit, we ate here twice in the past month. Both times were prompted by our desire to eat a good meal while watching a soccer match in a soccer-​friendly environment.
They’re well-​suited for soccer-​watching; not so much the dining.
Our first visit was so-​so. Nothing about the service disappointed, but I didn’t feel especially well cared for, either. Sriracha Cod Po Boy was not bad but not really flavorful, either. Although we had intended to stay for the whole game, we left at the half, because there just didn’t seem to be much reason to hang around.
Then came brunch the following week. We were informed from the start that there were… issues getting the place up and running that morning. Not what we wanted to hear, but we appreciated the candor and, having worked in food & bev at various points ourselves, were willing to roll with it.
When the coffee finally arrived, it was really, really bad. I mean, we drank it because we were at a bar at 10:30 on a Sunday morning. But goodness! I wish I’d stopped at the gas station on the way. It all just came crashing down from there. Several things wrong with our orders. Drink refills were a constant struggle. The food was lackluster. The servers were trying but they were overwhelmed and often uncoordinated. We again left at halftime.
Definitely pulling a yellow card until further notice.

I visit My Fathers Moustache at least once a week. Being a Brit myself, I got the taste of home when entering this pub. Lovely bangers & mash with proper bangers (sausage) fish & chips are solid for restaurant that is not a chippy. The energy is great and the entertainment is awesome! Table football (foosball) darts, pool, stage for live bands and more with tons of tv’s! Plus outside bar, TV, seating and two corn-​hole areas. The service might not meet «American dine-​in» standards but it’s a bloody pub, go to an English pub/​restaurant and you’ll get the same. It’s perfect! The servers and bartenders are extremely nice and have not made one mistake while I’ve been a customer. Perfect place for a good football (soccer) match! Vegetarian friendly!

I want to give this place a 4 star and it should easily get that based on the possibilities of this place. We got there and wanted to see the Panthers game and soccer was on almost every TV. And fans for the games were watching. It was pretty awesome and before the Panthers game started that game was over and everyone watched the Panthers game. I thought that was awesome and plenty of TVs to watch. Atmosphere I give it a 4 or 5 as well. Just real low key, dark like an English pub and lots of things to do like pool, darts, etc. Nice crowd. So why a 3? Just very so so service. Not very much help there and we waited for beers too long and a couple times had to get up and go get things we asked for like a straw or plates to share or Scottish egg. The Scottish egg was pretty good. Easily a 4 star. But like I said, not much service and it was not crazy busy. I think they were understaffed which seems weird on a major playoff game day with the Panthers on TV. I ordered the Sriracha Cod Po Boy. Good bread and lots of food but underwhelming. Did not taste much sriracha and really did not much taste the Cod. The fries were pretty good although my wife thought they were a little big and ate the smaller ones. She got the Fish and Chips and loved the fish. Just not so much the chips. Jury is still out for me on the chips. I liked them. We had a table of 4 and were there for a couple hours. Loved the TVs, loved the ambiance, and only kind of liked the food, and thought the service was sub par. I think I will be back and hope it was just a bad day. No sandwich for me next time. Think the fish and Chips is a good order but the waitress seemed to love the Sriracha Cod Po Boyso I went with it.

My Father’s Mustache is where our Chucktown Social Cornhole League plays every Thursday, and they do a great job!
This place isn’t anything fancy, so if that is what you are looking for, look elsewhere. This is the place to go for a few beers and just hang out. They have a great beer selection on tap and by the bottle/​can, as well as a full bar. Their prices are on point. The food is okay — we have only eaten a handful of the offerings, as it is primarily a menu full of bar food (what else would you expect)?
Rob, the owner, plays in the league with us, and he couldn’t make us feel more welcome. He is the nicest guy ever, always checking to make sure our service is great and we are having a good time.
It is a bummer to see some people have had some negative experiences here!

It took me a minute to figure out which bar this was, and that should say something about the place itself. I remember it now, and what I remember is that they had a nice outside area where you could watch the cars go by. Other than that, it’s a pretty forgettable bar. Not bad in any way, just forgettable. If you live next door, you’d be here all the time. If not…

Despite the terrible name for a business, I heard that this place would be a great place to get a bite to eat. I have very little to say… terrible service, mediocre food, and over priced all considering. I will never return.

We had a family gathering here (17 people). The service was efficient and professional even with that many of us. I had a special beef dish which was very tasty. Others had bangers and mash, Guinness beef stew and shepherd’s pie and all agreed they were very tasty.
There is a nice beer menu as well as mixed drinks and wine. It is a very casual place. We will go back again to watch soccer or get a taste of English/​Irish food.

Keep in mind this review is purely from the bar perspective:
My Father’s Mustache is a great place to watch football (soccer). The staff is very nice and attentive, and the beer selection is very good. Sure you have to put up with a few Arsenal fans, but otherwise the atmosphere couldn’t be better for a game.
I’ve had a chance to try the new menu. The English Bulldog was quite good.
The Mustache is a great place to enjoy a game (or two) and a pint (or two).

For a English pub they only have 5 or 6 proper English beers on tap. They don’t serve guinness in a can and tonight they don’t have guinness at all. Not proper pub prices way over priced for small portions. I ordered shepherds pie and it cost $ 15 and was the size of a small frozen pot pie out of the frozen foods section of the grocery store. Cheapest plate is $ 8 for a grilled cheese.

The service. Seriously? We sat down at 1230. Brunch ends at 1. Didn’t even take our order until 1. It seems like they are either understaffed or barely trained.
One waitress, a manger and some guy that would just deliver drinks and maybe clean some dishes.
Food was decent. Nothing to come back to considering everything else.

We had a great Friday afternoon happy hour experience. The drinks were great, the prices were reasonable. The fried pickles were OUTSTANDING! Great pub atmosphere, darts, pool, and shuffle board were all fun ways to wind down from the day. Lots of folks coming in for dinner as we were leaving… the place was almost packed. Definitely going to try the prime rib for dinner soon; seemed to be the big hit at most of the tables.
Suggestion: expand happy hour menu to include some special pricing on good beer!

A great place to watch the game and hang out with friends. I do recommend wearing light clothing because when the place gets packed, it gets warm.
Minus a star for running out of Guinness (when did it become so popular?) The calamari was pretty good too, so plus a star for that.

Came in for a late lunch with a friend before skipping town for the weekend. It was pretty slow when we arrived but it was early afternoon on a Friday. We stood around for a minute wondering if there was a hostess or if we should just seat ourselves. She then noticed us and let us know we could sit anywhere except for a couple tables that hadn’t been wiped down yet. Then we waited. About 15 minutes went by before my friend finally got up and went to ask the bartender for menus… mind you, we’re the only ones not sitting at the bar.
Shortly after, our server came back out and brought silverware etc to our table and came to take our order. She apologized for the wait and said something came up in the kitchen. We ordered food and drinks all at once because we had plenty of time to decide. She did make an effort at redemption by letting us know she had a free appetizer coupon and would apply one to our order for the inconvenience which was very thoughtful of her.
Then back to waiting. Our appetizer of fried pickles came out pretty quickly but the rest of the food really took a while. My friend had a burger which he didn’t have any complaints about and I had the Sheppard’s Pie. The pie was big serving and it was great. They could leave it under the broiler just a bit longer to get that mashed potato crust just a little crispier but otherwise it was a hit. We both agreed that the fried pickles were great and had a little bit of a spicy kick to them.
While our server made that initial attempt to do right by us for the long wait, she continued to be slow and even forgetful of bringing things we asked for to the table. She was very personable and maybe was just shorthanded or something but the service was definitely lacking. The food was good along with the atmosphere so I wouldn’t completely knock them for the service but, if it continued on my next visit, I probably wouldn’t be back.

I cannot tell you how happy I am to see My Father’s Moustache in Mt. Pleasant! We’ve needed a decent British pub on this side of town and now we finally have one.
Things that I love about this place are: the amount of games– darts, pool, shuffle board, video games– there are to keep you busy while you’re sipping on your pint; the staff– which seems to always have a smile; the name and logo– come on, that’s awesome; the bar– which has a nice variety of beers and other libations; and the fact that the kitchen makes just about everything in-​house.
The thing that was okay but could use some improvement was the menu. After talking to the staff I was informed that the menu is still being tweaked and that the chef is constantly making improvements. The food wasn’t bad by any means, but I was hoping for a couple more British food staples or a more authentic menu. It’s not enough to keep me away from this place, but I feel like you need more than 4 – 5 authentic items on your menu to truly impress.

Went out yesterday evening with a few friends to this place. All of our first times. Immediately walking in and scanning the new set up, I immediately got excited and thought to myself, «I’m gonna have fun here.» And that’s exactly what happened. I think the set up is damn near perfect for the darts, pool tables, and full sized shuffle board. Also, the place was very clean and neat including the restrooms. Great music was playing all night and they have a very good selection of beer. The staff was friendly but a bit slow. However, I’m sure they will pick up as they learn and get used to a busy bar. It’s just a fun place. Now if you are expecting a nice quiet sit down meal with the family, you’re most likely not going to get it. It’s pretty loud in there and packed with bar goers.
The only bad thing I can think of was that a random patron jawed on about how amazing their burger is there. My friend hesitantly ordered the burger at a price of $ 15.00. When I got it, I didn’t even have to taste it to see that it was not going to be good. When he cut it in half, the burger was sooo dry and gray looking. He was quite disappointed.
Also, they need to learn their systems better. They had the radio and juke box playing 2 different songs fro about 5 minutes. That was annoying.
But all in all, if you want to hoist up some beers and enjoy an evening of game play with friends, this place is perfect.

I am so happy to see My Father’s Moustache Pub & Eatery open up in the neighborhood. While not exactly an authentic English pub it certainly does the job. The name seems a little weird, but trust me the pub has some pretty good food and a good selection of beer on tap; in addition to a full service bar.
We noticed that the pub last week as we were driving by; it had replaced the JPaulz that was there. We thought it looked interesting so while out on a walk to enjoy the beautiful weather today we decided to drop in for some lunch and a liquid refreshment.
Walking in we very impressed with the layout; they have a nice long bar, a few tables, and games including billiards, darts, video games, pinball, and a shuffle board table. We took a seat at the bar and I saw they had Smithwick’s on tap, and that sold me right there. I love a nice cold Smithwick’s!
The food selection on the menu is pretty impressive; we shared a wedge salad and T.E.D (Thanksgiving Everyday) Sandwich that was great with roasted turkey, dressing, and cranberry mayo. Other items on the menu included Bangers & Mash, Hamburgers, and Prime Rib. I have to go back and try it all!
All in all I’m very impressed with what they have done with the location and I look forward to many return visits. A very welcomed addition to our neighborhood.