With chefs from around the world, you’ll easily find most any type of food you crave. But finding the best places to eat in Charleston is about more than the style of cuisine.
Whether you’re looking for an intimate fine dining establishment serving French cuisine and Premier Cru wine, or a funky bar with awesome fried chicken and local draft; or maybe you’re up for oysters on the half with local distillery spirits at a waterside bar, or fusion small plates with craft cocktails on a rooftop for sunset — the choices around Charleston are endless.
No matter what you seek, you’ll find it in our feature articles, and with our valued patrons.
The temptation of truffles enticed us to Wild Common in downtown Charleston where Chef Pagán’s talented hand did not disappoint. But it was his sincere, humble approach and Zen-esque dining experience at an Annual Truffle Tasting dinner that whet our […]
The Lowcountry shows its love for the best oysters in Charleston Tradition holds that any month with an “R” equals prime time for wild oysters in Charleston. But don’t be fooled into believing you can’t enjoy them year-round from the […]
60 Bull Cafe is nestled into Charleston’s quaint and historic Harleston Village. Our picture windows look out on dog walkers, bike commuters and all the hustle and bustle of a lively Charleston neighborhood. Our breakfast and brunch menu offer favorites […]
The Bay Street Biergarten is a combination of old meets new and as close as you can get to a German Biergarten in the south. A harmonious combination of southern hospitality and german sports bar. Our high ceilings, historic foundation, […]
Mex 1 Coastal Cantina was inspired by the owners trip along the Baja peninsula, Mexico 1 a federal highway, and the delicious food and drink they enjoyed on their adventures. They were encouraged to bring these simple but flavorful foods […]
Leon’s Oyster Shop is set up in a renovated old garage. Don’t let that slow you down. The atmosphere is incredible, and the food has made this spot a destination. Oysters of the half, or char-grilled, fried chicken, crispy catfish […]
A Pasta-tively Perfect Party With Farina Charleston I’m heading to Park Circle, an area 11 miles north of downtown Charleston where small town resurgence draws wanderlust tourists to eclectic shops, and locals like me to a slower pace. Tonight though, […]
Empire Oyster Temple is an authentic experience new to the Charleston food scene in the Port of Call. Guests can experience the freshest oysters Charleston has to offer in an open air community seating atmosphere. The tables are located on […]
The Rooftop Bat at Vendue offers wide sweeping views of the Ravenal bridge, Waterfront Park and historic Charleston while enjoying an alfresco lunch or meeting friends or business associates for an afternoon drink. Sitting atop the renowned Vendue Inn, Charleston’s […]
HERD Provisions, located in the Wagner Terrace neighborhood of Downtown Charleston, is truly a game-changer when it comes to the local restaurant scene. Owner Alec Bradford sources ingredients for inventive menu items from his family’s farm, Leaping Water Farms, in […]
Stems & Skins is a James Beard semi-finalist for ”Outstanding Wine Program” and ”One of America’s Most Important Natural Wine Bars” by Food & Wine. With Mediterranean- style small plate charcuterie, tinned seafood, and cheese, a visit to our North […]
”Goat. Sheep. Cow. started as all great ideas come to be: between good friends and a few bottles of wine.” Known as the little shop with the big heart, located within 200-year-old brick walls, and hand hewed beams, all who […]
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