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Smoothie options on the peninsula

Cool down at one of these eight spots.

This image shows two people holding up their smoothies.

Let’s toast to summer.

Photo provided by Huriyali

In case you haven’t noticed, we are in the dog days of summer. One way we like to beat the heat — smoothies. To help refresh your soul during Charleston’s hot + humid temps, we’ve rounded up eight smoothie spots to add some chill to your day.

Huriyali, 401 Huger St., Charleston | Always giving fresh vibes, Huriyali serves bright and fun smoothies made with local and organic ingredients. We love the fun names of Purple Rain + Popeyes Punch.

The Daily, 652 B King St., Charleston | Stop by The Daily for a made-to-order smoothie. This local joint has tasty, healthy options like Just Peachy that will help keep you hydrated.

Atlyss Food Collective, 476 Meeting St. Ste. D, Charleston | One of Charleston’s newest spots provides smoothie options from Hustle Smoothie Bar. Enjoy its outdoor seating and a lovely, cold tasty delight like the Strawberry Banana Bliss.

Queen Street Grocery, 133 Queen St., Charleston | A stop at this local corner store is always a fun surprise. We love that its yummy smoothies are named after some Holy City streets.

A picture of a green smoothie from Beech.

Have you had your greens today?

Photo provided by Beech Charleston.

Beech, 315 King St., Charleston | Stroll down to King Street and try one (or all) of its four colorful cold creations.

Brown Dog Deli, 225 Calhoun St., Charleston | While this deli might be known for its sandwiches, we’re ready to sip our lunch. The Bikini Bottom smoothie looks like a great option.

Clean Juice, 168 Calhoun St., Charleston | If you’re bananas for bananas, then you’ll love Clean Juice. The Mangoes ‘N Cream has some ingredients like mango, turmeric, and almond milk.

Playa Bowls, 429 King St., Charleston | Located in the hear of downtown, Playa Bowls offers a variety of refreshing smoothies to keep you chilled. Its fun decor gives all the summer vibes all year round.

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