Welcome to The DIME – Daniel Island Market & Eatery
The DIME is your go-to spot for fresh, gourmet grab-and-go food on Daniel Island. Located inside the Daniel Island Market, we offer meals, snacks, and drinks made with quality ingredients and local flair. Whether you’re grabbing morning coffee, a quick lunch, or dinner on the go, The DIME makes it easy to eat well.
Our rotating menu features seasonal favorites and locally sourced products. You’ll find craft sandwiches, wholesome bowls, fresh juices, and baked goods—all made fresh daily. Plus, there’s always something new to try.
So, what makes The DIME different? We combine quality and convenience without compromise. Every item is curated with care and designed to fuel your day. That’s why locals stop by on busy weekdays, and visitors make us part of their Charleston experience.
The DIME isn’t just a place to eat—it’s part of the community. We bring together local flavor and market-style convenience in one spot. Whether you’re dining solo, feeding the family, or catering a team lunch, we’ve got you covered.
📍 Find us inside the Daniel Island Market
📲 Follow @thedimechs on Instagram for updates and specials
Stop by The DIME today. Discover a better way to grab and go.
Pricing
Coffee
- $ 3.00
- $ 3.25
- $ 3.00
- $ 4.00
- $ 4.50
- $ 5.00
- $ 5.50
- $ 3.50
- $ 3.00
- $ 5.00
Smoothies
- $ 10.00
- $ 11.00
- $ 11.00
- $ 10.00
Breakfast
- $ 7.00
- $ 8.00
- $ 8.00
- $ 16.00
- $ 14.00
Pizza
- $ 15.00
- $ 16.00
- $ 15.00
- $ 17.00
- $ 16.00
Ice Cream
- $ 4.50
- $ 5.50
- $ 6.50
- $ 8.00
Location
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Ashton McCullough
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3 weeks agoRoman
a month agoThis is a great spot for coffee or a quick sandwich. The outdoor seating area with a fireplace is especially nice—really adds to the cozy vibe. One thing that could use improvement: all the milk options are sweetened except whole milk. There's no unsweetened one available, which is a bit disappointing. Some of my friends avoid it because a single drink can easily add 40–50g of sugar, and there's no real workaround—you can only add more sweetness with syrup or sweetener, not remove it. Offering an unsweetened milk option would make the place much more welcoming to a wider range of customers. Hope they consider adding it soon! Let's be healthy!
Brian Lee
a month ago