Ann Louise & Michael
Around Charleston
Edmund's Oast
Amazing beer selection and great food.
Revelry Brewing Co
Local craft brewery with a rooftop!
Westbrook Brewing Company
A good spot for day drinking or a brewery crawl.
Two Blokes Brewing
Another great spot for a local brew – close to Westbrook and Ghost Monkey!
Ghost Monkey Brewery
A bit more of a dive, but a solid local brewery – close to Westbrook and Two Blokes!
Charles Towne Fermentory
If you're into sour beer, this is your spot.
Holy City Brewing
Yes, another brewery :) Visit the taproom!
Husk
Widely known as one of the best restaurants in Charleston. Make your reservations now!
Hominy Grill
Great place for a casual brunch, lunch or dinner.
FIG
Another local (and popular) favorite. Make your reservations now!
The Macintosh
With a chef that's a three-time James Beard semi-finalist, The Macintosh is another popular spot.
82 Queen
An iconic restaurant serving Lowcountry cuisine, this is one of Ann Louise's favorite restaurants in Charleston. Pro tip: request to sit in the courtyard.
Slightly North of Broad Restaurant
Another iconic Charleston establishment, SNOB is a must-try.
Magnolias
Magnolias serves Lowcountry cuisine, and is a local favorite.
High Cotton
Another popular spot, Ann Louise and Fields have dined here many times on their annual trips to Charleston.
5Church Charleston
One of the newer spots on the Charleston restaurant scene, 5Church serves up modern American food in the space of a former church.
Fulton Five
Considered one of the best Italian restaurants in Charleston.
Halls Chophouse
Another local favorite that tends to be hard to get into.
Leon's Oyster Shop
A local favorite for fried chicken & oysters!
The Darling Oyster Bar
An adorable spot for oysters & cocktails.
Callie's Hot Little Biscuit
A local favorite for brunch and casual Southern fare.
Xiao Bao Biscuit
Another local favorite, Xao Bao Biscuit serves Asian cooking & specialty cocktails in a trendy converted gas station.
Poogan's Porch
A Charleston classic where you'll feel right at home!
167 Raw
A local favorite for oysters and other fresh seafood. Get there early, as this small space is first-come, first serve and fills up quickly!
Home Team BBQ
A local favorite for BBQ, beer and frozen beverages.
Saltwater Cowboys
A fun, waterfront spot in Mt. Pleasant!
Pavilion Bar
A popular and (pricey) rooftop bar, with one of the best views of the city.
Kaminsky's
Great spot to grab a coffee or dessert after dinner – known for their delicious pastries!
Rainbow Row
A series of thirteen colorful historic houses, Rainbow Row is a must-see!
Angel Oak
You've probably seen photos of this famous tree–it's over 500 years old!
Boone Hall Plantation & Gardens
Known for the Avenue of Oaks, this is where The Notebook was filmed – and where Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds got married :)
The Battery
Located along the water, The Battery is just one of the many historical spots in Charleston.
Historic Charleston City Market
Browse the shops at City Market along Meeting Street.
Historic Fort Sumter
Historic Fort Sumter is located in Charleston Harbor and is only accessible by boat.
USS Yorktown
Tour the the tenth aircraft carrier to serve in the United States Navy!
South Carolina Aquarium
Just keep swimming, just keep swimming...
Ghost Tours
Charleston has a bit of a history with the supernatural. According to Trip Advisor, this is one of the best ghost tours in the city.