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The Beginning
Steve Morgan, owner and founder of Parson Jack's Cafe has
been operating restaurants since his days in college at the
University of Florida. After 13 years of working for corporate
restaurants (Houlihan's Restaurants, Champp's Americana
and Hooters of America) Steve decided it was time to venture
out on his own. While looking for a companion for his black
Labrador "Halley" a couple of years ago he came across a
what he thought would be a perfect match--a Jack Russell
Terrier. After reading a little bit about the breed, not only was
he impressed by the characteristics of the dog, but also by it's
founder, the Reverend John Russell or more affectionately --
"Parson Jack."
been operating restaurants since his days in college at the
University of Florida. After 13 years of working for corporate
restaurants (Houlihan's Restaurants, Champp's Americana
and Hooters of America) Steve decided it was time to venture
out on his own. While looking for a companion for his black
Labrador "Halley" a couple of years ago he came across a
what he thought would be a perfect match--a Jack Russell
Terrier. After reading a little bit about the breed, not only was
he impressed by the characteristics of the dog, but also by it's
founder, the Reverend John Russell or more affectionately --
"Parson Jack."
The Restaurant
Parson Jack's Cafe was opened up in Charleston, South
Carolina just West of the Ashley River on December 11,
2006. The restaurant was completely designed and
decorated by Steve's Mother, Susan. The booths are all 75
year old church pews, the walls are all adorned with anything
"Jack," and of course, there's tons of pictures of Jack Russell
Terriers.
Parson Jack's Cafe is a "kid friendly" and "dog friendly" cafe.
We have Charleston's only "Off Leash" dog patio, as well as
treats and more for your dog. Our all female staff will make
balloon animals for your children and make them anything
from our special "Kid's Drinks" menu. Our accolades include
gracious reviews in The Post and Courier, The Charleston
City Paper, WestOf, Graffiti Magazine and Southern Paws
and Tails.
Even though we're "kid friendly" during the day, we have one
of West Ashley's most lively bar scenes. With our "soon to
be famous" Yappy Hour from 4-7, Live Music Thursday
through Saturday, and all of the football and sports over the
weekend that you can handle you'll be sure to find something
for everyone.
Parson Jack's Cafe gives back much to the community. The
entire ceiling is covered with currency that has been donated
by local patrons for the local John Ancrum SPCA. After the
Charleston fireman's disaster of June 18, 2007, where 9 brave
firemen gave their courageous lives fighting the Sofa Super
Store fire, Parson Jack's Cafe donated over $7,000.00 to the
families. We also host many Yappy Hours for various rescue
societies around Charleston.
Carolina just West of the Ashley River on December 11,
2006. The restaurant was completely designed and
decorated by Steve's Mother, Susan. The booths are all 75
year old church pews, the walls are all adorned with anything
"Jack," and of course, there's tons of pictures of Jack Russell
Terriers.
Parson Jack's Cafe is a "kid friendly" and "dog friendly" cafe.
We have Charleston's only "Off Leash" dog patio, as well as
treats and more for your dog. Our all female staff will make
balloon animals for your children and make them anything
from our special "Kid's Drinks" menu. Our accolades include
gracious reviews in The Post and Courier, The Charleston
City Paper, WestOf, Graffiti Magazine and Southern Paws
and Tails.
Even though we're "kid friendly" during the day, we have one
of West Ashley's most lively bar scenes. With our "soon to
be famous" Yappy Hour from 4-7, Live Music Thursday
through Saturday, and all of the football and sports over the
weekend that you can handle you'll be sure to find something
for everyone.
Parson Jack's Cafe gives back much to the community. The
entire ceiling is covered with currency that has been donated
by local patrons for the local John Ancrum SPCA. After the
Charleston fireman's disaster of June 18, 2007, where 9 brave
firemen gave their courageous lives fighting the Sofa Super
Store fire, Parson Jack's Cafe donated over $7,000.00 to the
families. We also host many Yappy Hours for various rescue
societies around Charleston.
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