Harbor tours, sailboat tours, carriage tours, and city tours.
Book a walking tour with Charly's friend and former college professor, Damon L. Fordham. He is a local historian and provides a tour called Lost Stories of Black Charleston.
Visit one of our waterparks while you're here.
Visit one our most popular beaches.
Test your teamwork in an escape room.
Bowling alley
Good food and a bloody mary bar during brunch hours. The breakfast is good and so are the burgers!
Pretty good and inexpensive Chinese food!
My favorite pizza in the Lowcountry, hands down!
Yum! The street corn is sooo good. And so is the salmon and grits. Don't forget the blackberry margarita!
The name speaks for itself, they specialize in tacos. I believe their original location is on Folly Beach if you plan to visit that area.
My favorite is the lowcountry ravioli and the geechie wings. But I've had the fried chicken, fried fish, red rice, and chicken n' waffles and they were all delicious. Nigel's also has a BBQ restaurant next door to this location.
Rodney Scott was recently inducted into the Barbeque Hall of Fame. VP Kamala Harris has also given it her personal stamp of approval.
Good food, good music, good vibes for a mature crowd.
With Charleston growing and quickly becoming known for its culinary scene, it is easy for tourists to overlook the significant role the Gullah-Geechee people of the sea islands have contributed to Lowcountry food culture. Bertha's is soul food by Geechee people.
More Geechee food and they are known for their crab rice.
Soul food and seafood, where's the problem?
Texas style BBQ, the only other BBQ place I would recommend besides Rodney Scott's.