Neighborhood guide
Where to eat in Crestline Village
Crestline Village has 7 locally owned places worth a trip, ranked below by how well-loved each one is and checked by hand. Dyron's Lowcountry, La Paz and Slim's Pizzeria lead the list. No chains, and nobody paid to be here.
Dyron's Lowcountry
Shrimp & grits. Lowcountry food in Crestline. She-crab soup, shrimp and grits, and a small bar upstairs.
La Paz
Tacos & margaritas. Crestline Village's Tex-Mex and margarita spot.
Slim's Pizzeria
Hot honey pizza. Pizza, salads and ice cream on Church Street in Crestline Village since 2022.
Church Street Coffee & Books
Lattes between the bookshelves. Coffee shop and bookstore in one, in the middle of Crestline Village.
Bongiorno
Red-sauce Italian since 1988. Family-owned Italian in the middle of Crestline Village. Same family, same kind of menu, for more than thirty years.
Crestline Bagel Co.
Bagels and a coffee across the street. Bagel shop on Church Street. Get one to go and walk over to the bookstore.
Otey's
Neighborhood tavern & game-day crowd. Crestline's neighborhood bar. Bar food, cold beer, football on Saturdays.
Good to know
Where should I eat in Crestline Village?
Dyron's Lowcountry is the best-loved spot in Crestline Village — shrimp & grits. La Paz and Slim's Pizzeria are also worth it.
How many places are on this list?
7, all locally owned and ranked by how well-loved they are. None of them paid to be included.