Our Travel Guide
Page's Okra Grill
For an exquisite brunch experience, make your way to Page's Okra Grill! Indulge in their superbly crafted, Southern-inspired menus, known for their delectable offerings and unbeatable value in Charleston. Don't miss out on savoring the perfection of their Shrimp + Grits!
Shem Creek
Discover the charm of Shem Creek, a beloved waterfront destination boasting distinctive restaurants and inviting watering holes. Relax as you absorb the breathtaking views of the Charleston Harbor and the picturesque surrounding marshes.
Millers All Day
Because breakfast is the most important meal of the day!
Bay Street Biergarten
Featuring beautiful high ceilings, large communal tables and German-influenced, high-end bar fare, it’s as close as you can get to an authentic Munich bier hall in the South. Once called the Wilmington Railroad Depot, the 7,500 square foot building was violently destroyed during the Civil War. While the Biergarten represents the future of Charleston’s booming food and beverage industry, it is inextricably also tied to Charleston’s history.
Revelry Brewing Co
Beer, food, and rooftop views - what more do you need?
Fort Sumter
With Lauren's love for history and family ties to the Civil War, Fort Sumter National Monument is top on her travel must dos! Fort Sumter National Monument is one of the most popular historic attractions in Charleston. The site of the shots fired that marked the official start of the Civil War, Fort Sumter is a physical reminder of the events leading up to this moment.
Joe Riley Waterfront Park
Overlooking Charleston Harbor and Cooper Park on the eastern coast of the peninsula, this expansive waterfront green space is perfect for laidback strolls.