Shugs Soul Food to Reopen in Summerville This Summer

Chef Noah Coleman is reviving his old eatery with a menu featuring Southern soul food classics.
Shugs Soul Food to Reopen in Summerville This Summer
A dish at Shugs' sister restaurant, Krab Krazy Seafood Spot | Photo: Courtesy of Krab Krazy Seafood Spot on Facebook

A beloved Southern soul food eatery is making a comeback after closing its doors a couple of years ago.

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Local chef Noah Coleman is reopening the St George-based Shugs, this time in Summerville at 1208 Central Ave in the former EJ’s Seafood space.

In a recent Facebook post, Coleman—who also owns Krab Krazy Seafood Spot in Ridgeville—shared his excitement with the local foodie community:

“Get ready for a soulful culinary revival! Chef Noah is bringing the beloved soul food experience back to life with the new Shugs, nestled in the heart of Summerville…”

The new Shugs will focus on fast to-go orders, featuring “very limited” seating. “The focus is on quick, flavorful meals that you can enjoy on the move or in the comfort of your home,” Coleman explained.

Diners can look forward to a variety of Southern soul and classic American dishes reminiscent of the original eatery’s offerings, including favorites like shrimp and grits, ribs, steak, pasta, and more.

Coleman is aiming for a grand opening in July 2024. To stay informed about further Shugs developments, follow Krab Krazy Seafood Spot on Facebook.

Cat Broughton

Cat Broughton

Cat Broughton is a creative lifestyle writer and contributor at What Now Media Group, where she covers the latest in restaurant openings. With a BA in English from the University of Memphis, she has a passion for storytelling and crafting compelling narratives. When she's not putting pen to paper, you can usually find her perfecting her downward dog, enjoying vegan cuisine, or treasure hunting at local thrift stores.
Cat Broughton

Cat Broughton

Cat Broughton is a creative lifestyle writer and contributor at What Now Media Group, where she covers the latest in restaurant openings. With a BA in English from the University of Memphis, she has a passion for storytelling and crafting compelling narratives. When she's not putting pen to paper, you can usually find her perfecting her downward dog, enjoying vegan cuisine, or treasure hunting at local thrift stores.
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