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Five Charleston restaurants that offer tasting menus

Broaden your horizons with a tasting menu.

Vibrant desserts are plated on large white plates that are resting on a black background.

Honeysuckle Rose offers a rotating seasonal tasting menu.

Photo by Jesse McCann

Are you a foodie looking for some adventure? Try ditching the standard menu for a night and trading it in for a multi-course tasting menu filled with the best local chefs have to offer.

We’ve rounded up five spots for you to try some small plate sampling.

  • Honeysuckle Rose | 237 Fishburne St., Charleston | $250 per person (gratuity included) | The eight-course experience is expected to take around three hours and features wine pairings + a rotating seasonal menu.
  • The Charleston Grill | The Charleston Place, 224 King St., Charleston | $150 per person | This is a six-course experience of the chef’s selections. Wine pairings are offered for an additional cost. Limited to parties of six or fewer + requires full participation of the table.
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Sorelle features caviar croquettes as part of their Valentine’s Day chef-tasting menu.

  • Sorelle | 88 Broad St., Charleston | $124+ per person | This hand-crafted menu offers six courses highlighting fresh ingredients and serving them up in southern Italian style.
  • Wild Common | 103 Spring St., Charleston | $85 per person | Chef Orlando Pagán’s vision crafted this eight-course dinner and offers an extra charge for accompaniments.
  • The Restaurant at Zero George | 0 George St., Charleston | $145 per person | There are between 12-15 dishes offered depending on the season. The menu changes regularly to ensure a unique and interactive experience. Pro tip: Zero George also offers cooking classes.

To deliver a meal just the way the chef envisioned, typically, making changes to these tasting menus isn’t possible. Pro tip: If you have dietary restrictions, call ahead.

If you don’t see the tasting menu posted with the restaurant’s menu, give them a call to ensure it’s not a holiday-specific offering.

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