🥞 Brunch/Breakfast/Lunch

Virginia’s on King

A cozy gem serving bright, local breakfast and brunch dishes. Light-filled and relaxing—perfect for a laid‑back morning.

da Toscano Porchetta Shop

A standout for a quick, delicious lunch—this Tuscan-style sandwich shop on President St. (just a short ride away) serves focaccia-style porchetta sandwiches with rosemary, garlic, provolone, salsa verde, and more. It’s counter-service, fun, and perfect for grabbing a hearty bite.

🍽️ Dinner - Reservations are highly advised for all

Husk

Helmed by renowned chef Sean Brock, Husk offers elevated Southern cuisine using locally sourced ingredients. With its beautifully restored historic interior, it’s perfect for refined dinners or elegant brunches.

82 Queen

A Charleston mainstay since 1982, 82 Queen serves timeless Lowcountry dishes—she-crab soup, shrimp & grits—in a romantic, historic courtyard setting. Tip: Get the tomato pie.

167 Raw Oyster Bar

A chic, seafood-forward spot on King Street, celebrated for its fresh oysters, lobster rolls, sea scallop po’boys, and carnitas tacos. Lively atmosphere and crowd-pleasing menu for seafood lovers.

Slightly North of Broad (SNOB)

A Charleston favorite known for refined Lowcountry cuisine with a creative twist. Signature dishes include the she-crab soup, braised short ribs, and seasonal seafood preparations. The vibe is cozy yet energetic, making it a great choice for an elevated but approachable dinner in the heart of downtown.

Tempest

Contemporary American seafood in an elegant, historic former mariners' church on Market Street. Perfect for an upscale yet approachable dinner: think charcoal‑roasted oysters, lobster Benedict at brunch (yes—they do brunch too!), and innovative cocktails. Named one of the top new restaurants in the country—reserve early for the Sunday brunch or dinner seatings.

Poogan’s Porch

Located just off King Street in a charming Victorian house, this classic Southern restaurant is beloved for its warm hospitality and comfort food—ideal for a cozy lunch or dinner.

🍹 Bars & Nightlife

By the Way

A cozy spot by Southern Charm’s Craig Conover & Austen Kroll, offering craft cocktails in a LA/WeHo–style lounge setting, with comfort food and lively late-night vibes.

Citrus Club

A sophisticated rooftop lounge just off King Street, with skyline views and upscale cocktails.

Ritual Rooftop

Vibrant and festive, this Tulum-inspired rooftop bar serves Latin-themed shareables and creative cocktails, with sweeping views over downtown.

Blind Tiger Pub

A Charleston staple since 1992, Blind Tiger is beloved for its historic building, lively bar scene, and expansive courtyard. It’s ideal for casual drinks, late-night hangs, and enjoying live music under the stars. Not fancy—just iconic.

Edmund’s Oast

A lively brewpub and restaurant on Morrison Drive (with a taproom on King Street Extension), offering 35–48 rotating taps of house‑brewed beer, inventive cocktails, wine, plus a casual seasonal menu. Its indoor/outdoor spaces make for a relaxed spot—great for groups. Family‑style tables, lively atmosphere, and top‑notch charcuterie and small plates.

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Wedding Day

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