Tru Blue’s House of Wings is pouring again on Johnnie Dodds Boulevard.
The Mount Pleasant wing bar reopened Nov. 6 after closing in July for renovations, The Post and Courier reported Nov. 10. The paper said opening night drew a packed crowd after the nearly four-month shutdown.
The work included a completely redone bar, a new outdoor patio and raised ceilings, among other improvements, owner Mike Gandy previously told The Post and Courier. The bar now has 10 draft beer taps, up from three before the renovation, the restaurant said on social media, according to the paper.
The restaurant, at 1039 Johnnie Dodds Blvd., bills itself as “One of Mount Pleasant’s Oldest Bars with the Best Chicken Wings in Town!” according to WhatNow Charleston. It won The Post and Courier’s 2026 “Wing War” tournament, the paper said.
The reopening came later than first planned. In late August, the restaurant said renovations were still underway and that it hoped to be back open in mid-September, WhatNow reported at the time.
More changes are on the way, the business said in a social media post cited by The Post and Courier: “We’ll continue making updates to the space, adding new things, expanding the menu, introducing specials, and finding more ways to make Tru Blues your favorite spot.”
Two weekly regulars are also coming back. Seafood Friday returns Nov. 13 and Trivia Monday returns Nov. 16, according to the paper.
