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Asked: Where are the best dive bars in Charleston?

Tell us about your favorite Charleston hole-in-the-walls, dive bars, and lowkey spots that offer immaculate vibes.

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Cheers to beers and casual spots on the water.

Photo by CHStoday

Everyone knows how beautiful Charleston and its restaurants are. From historic architecture to polished marble to grand entryways, the list of high-end, aesthetically pleasing places goes on and on…. and on.

But what about those casual places off the beaten path with quirks + immaculate vibes?

Reader Amy B. asked us a question you might want the answer to as well. “I was wondering — what are some of the best Chucktown dives?” We’re talking about places that aren’t fussy, don’t take themselves too seriously, and have great food and character.

Share your favorite spot, and you could be featured in an upcoming newsletter.

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