Reagan & John
Things To Do
Butcher & Bee
Brunch/Lunch/Dinner This place located right above downtown Charleston never fails when it comes to tasty, scrumptious food. If its available, order the whipped feta - you will not regret eating this light as a cloud appetizer!
Boone Hall Plantation & Gardens
Known for the live oak tree lined driveway. This is where the engagement happened!
Slightly North of Broad Restaurant
Brunch/Lunch/Dinner SNOB - what else is there to say? Iconic Charleston restaurant where John and Reagan celebrated their first night as an engaged couple!
Joe Riley Waterfront Park
Did you even go to Charleston if you don't see the pineapple fountain?
The Obstinate Daughter
Brunch/Lunch/Dinner Take a short drive outside of Charleston to charming Sullivan's Island to partake in Southern foods influenced by French and Italian cuisine. For dessert, highly recommend going downstairs to Beardcat's Sweet Shop for a scoop of homemade ice cream.
Middleton Place
Named America's Oldest Landscaped Gardens. Fun Fact - Lowndes Grove (the wedding venue), is located on the same river as Middleton Place, Ashley River.
Poe's Tavern
Lunch/Dinner If you are craving a burger, come to this Sullivan's Island watering hole where the decor is devoted to author Edgar Allan Poe (even the bathroom is decked out).
Shem Creek Park
If you want to escape downtown Charleston, take a short drive to Shem Creek. Boardwalks, trails, and restaurants highlight the beautiful creek and wetlands views.
167 Raw Oyster Bar
Lunch/Dinner If you want an international selection of oysters and delicious seafood, you need to go to this place located right in the heart of Charleston on King Street. No worries if you don't love oysters, they also have a selection of tacos and po' boys!
Rainbow Row
Growing up, this was Reagan's favorite part of Charleston. If you are walking the Battery, don't forget to turn up E Bay Street to see this iconic houses.
Five Loaves Cafe
Brunch/Lunch/Dinner Delicious soups, salads, and sandwiches spot when you just want some simple, good food. Don't underestimate it though!
Historic Charleston City Market
One of the nation's oldest public markets. John and Reagan recommend trying the freshly squeezed Lowcountry Lemonade. There will be a line, but it's worth the wait!
Millers All Day
Breakfast/Brunch/Lunch The last brunch John and Reagan enjoyed the weekend of the engagement. Great southern bistro, bakery, and bar. For the best breakfast combination, get the banana bread and latte and thank us later.
Patriots Point
At the mouth of Cooper River, Patriots Point is home to three WWII ships: the USS Yorktown, USS Laffey, and USS Clamagore. Great place to walk around for history buffs!