Jane & Frank
Places to Eat / Adventures
Slightly North of Broad Restaurant
Modern Southern & Lowcountry cuisine served in an airy, 18th-century warehouse.
Magnolias
A refined take on traditional Southern cooking, served in a warm, sophisticated environment.
Halls Chophouse
Halls Chophouse is American-Fine Dining, serving prime steaks, Lowcountry and fresh seafood specialties in an energetic, visually striking environment.
Edmund's Oast Brewing Co.
Casual eats and great brews at Edmund's Oast Restaurant and Edmund's Oast Brewing Co. & Taproom
Basic Kitchen
Best Vegan/Vegetarian restaurant around!
Little Jack's Tavern
serving classic cocktails, fine spirits, great burgers, comfort food, light salads, cold beer, and nice wine
Leon's
fried chicken, oysters, kick ass salads, cheap beer, soft serve, rosé on tap, frozen G&T’s, tons of grower champagne, and decent cocktails – all in an old garage.
Heavy's Barburger
neighborhood burger joint smashin' burgers + shakin' margaritas
Tobin's Market
Charleston's Backyard Party themed restaurant
Blind Tiger Pub
VOTED BEST BAR & BEST OUTDOOR PATIO IN CHARLESTON
Carmella's Cafe and Dessert Bar
Tranquil eatery featuring sandwiches & charcuterie, classic Italian desserts, wine & cocktails
Melfi's
Melfi’s is a grown-up, clubby, classic Italian restaurant in downtown Charleston. Reservations highly recommended.
NICO | Oysters + Seafood
upbeat oyster bar serving French cuisine carefully prepared in a wood-fired oven.
Saltwater Cowboys
One of our absolute favorites, Saltwater Cowboys never disappoints for casual food and drinks. The trashcan nachos are our favorite and enough too feed two!
Old South Carriage Company
Alternatively try one of the Haunted Ghost Carriage Tours ! OO0oo00oo spooky!
Fort Sumter Tours
Fort Sumter is where the bloodiest war in the history of the United States began. It’s a must-see attraction for anyone visiting Charleston, South Carolina.
South Carolina Aquarium
Wildlife surrounds you at the South Carolina Aquarium. With thousands of animals, dozens of exhibits and stunning waterfront views, you can connect with the natural world your way.
Market Street
Open M-Su. Built in 1841 to sell produce and meats, it features small shops, restaurants and flea market with everything from produce to antiques
The Charleston Museum
Founded in 1773, The Charleston Museum, America's First Museum, has been discovering, preserving, interpreting, celebrating, and sharing ever since.
Bulldog Tours
Exclusive and entertaining opportunity to walk inside the gates of one of Charleston’s oldest graveyards after dark.
