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The colorful rows of historic homes, the cobblestone streets, the excellent food & nightlife scenes, the stunning beaches…there’s an endless amount of reasons to visit the charming town of Charleston, SC. Save this guide for the next time you’re there, and enjoy our recommendations!

Updated June 2024

THINGS TO DO

Learn about Charleston's history at Fort Sumter.

Wander the moss covered alleys in South of Broad.

Take in all the views on the Pitt Street Bridge in Mount Pleasant.

Snap all the pics on the beautiful Rainbow Row.

Shop and sip along King Street.

Stroll under the shady oak trees at White Point Gardens.

OUTSIDE THE CITY

Dine and drink along Shem Creek for beautiful views.

Explore iconic sites like Boone Hall, Magnolia Plantation and Middleton Place.

For an easy beach day, head to Folly Beach.

Take a day trip to the gorgeous Sullivan's Island.

BRUNCH & LUNCH

Photo courtesy of Miller's All Day

Callie's Hot Little Biscuit | A must-try where biscuits are handmade daily.

Early Bird Diner | A classic diner with breakfast all day in a no-frills setting.

Lewis Barbecue | Central Texas barbecue with a huge backyard patio.

Millers All Day | Southern cooking with a focus on high-quality grits. (Pictured)

Queen Street Grocery | A corner store meets neighborhood hangout with crepes and hot sammies.

S.N.O.B. | Eclectic bistro in a renovated warehouse, also known as Slightly North of Broad.

Tattooed Moose | Elevated dive bar brunch, featured on Diners, Drive-Ins & Dives.

Toast! | A lively spot bottomless mimosas and good old-fashioned Southern cooking.

Xia Bao Biscuit | Asian restaurant in an old gas station, known for their bibimbap.

DRINKS

Camellias | A pink champagne bar filled with jewels galore, located in Hotel Bennet.

Citrus Club | The boho rooftop of The Dewberry with coastal vibes and seaside views.

Cocktail Club | A swanky speakeasy with creative cocktails and a romantic vibe.

Élevé | Rooftop at Grand Bohemian Hotel with an elegant rooftop garden and cocktail-making classes.

Gin Joint | A 1920s-inspired gin lover's dream with amazing craft cocktails.

Goat Sheep Cow | A cheese shop meets bar with an impressive wine selection and pairings.

Revelry Brewing | A lively rooftop brewery for unique beers with a view.

Stars | A fun late-night rooftop bar with a great DJ and lots of dancing.

The Belmont | An intimate lounge with classic black and white films playing.

The Watch | A lovely rooftop for espresso martinis on the 7th floor of The Restoration Hotel.

Vendue Rooftop | A casual rooftop with harbor views, spritzes, and summer vibes.

DINNER

167 Raw | Some of the freshest seafood in town, get the oysters and lobster rolls.

Church & Union | A stunning restaurant in a renovated church, serving upscale American dishes (Pictured)

82 Queen | Serving elevated Lowcountry fare since 1982, with a quaint garden patio.

Darling Oyster Bar | A trendy spot for raw and fried seafood in a vintage-inspired interior.

Fig | Sustainably sourced seasonal ingredients prepared by James Beard chefs.

Fleet Landing | A no-frills waterfront restaurant known for their fried seafood baskets.

Frannie &The Fox | Delicious Italian and wood-fired pizzas in an open-air setting the stunning Hotel Emline.

Halls Chophouse | An upscale steakhouse serving hand-selected prime steaks.

Leon's Fine Oyster and Poultry Shop | Famous for their fried chicken and oysters, paired with amazingly priced beer.

Poogan's Porch | Classic Southern fare in an old Victorian townhouse.

The Obstinate Daughter | James Beard nominated unique American dishes, located on Sullivan’s Island.

The Ordinary | A 1920s bank turned seafood hall, serving fresh catch from local fishermen.

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