Food & Drink
Leon's Oyster Shop
Make a reservation on Resy and try the char- grilled oysters.
Lewis Barbecue
Matthew's favorite spot for some good old fashioned Southern barbecue.
167 Raw Oyster Bar
For the seafood lovers! No reservations, so put your name in and explore King Street while you wait.
Callie's Hot Little Biscuit
There are a few locations around the city, start your day with a biscuit to-go.
Sorelle
All day restaurant offering great coffee and sandwiches by day, delicious Italian-inspired cuisine by night.
82 Queen
With a 300-year-old address, this restaurant serves traditional Lowcountry cuisine. Try the she-crab soup and fried green tomatoes.
Peninsula Grill
Lonnie's favorite coconut cake! You can eat at the restaurant for a fancier night out, or stop by the Champagne Bar for a slice to go- just make sure the cake is room temperature.
Chubby Fish
Also no reservations, but worth the wait. Put your name in at 5pm to get your first pick of dining time or wait at their bar Seahorse next door.
Citrus Club
Located on the rooftop of The Dewberry hotel, this bar has one of the best views of the city!
Other
More recommendations for drinks and views: The Rooftop at Vendue, Stars Rooftop & Grill Room, and Ritual. Other recommendations for Lowcountry food: Husk and Poogan's Porch, located on the same block as 82 Queen!