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Guide to Restaurant Week South Carolina (Charleston’s version)

Get your calendars out and start booking your reservations at these Charleston-area eateries offering special dishes, menus, and deals for a limited time during Restaurant Week South Carolina.

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Eat local and try a new restaurant.

Photo by Andrew Cebulka/The Kingstide

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Ready to get your grub on? Restaurant Week is back. The 11-day culinary event runs from Thursday, Jan. 9 to Sunday, Jan. 19.

Restaurant Week is an annual opportunity to try something new or indulge in favorites at a lower price. From casual spots to fine dining, there are dozens of participating restaurants in the Charleston area.

Here are a few Lowcountry highlights.

Downtown

167 Raw Oyster Bar | Dinner: Three courses for $45+ | You had us at the first course — crispy oysters (yum).

Oak Steakhouse | Dinner: Three courses for $60+ | Indulge in a decadent meal at this downtown steakhouse.

Church and Union | Dinner: Three courses for $50+ | We recommend the cauliflower risotto and don’t get us started on the mushroom gnocchi.

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Callie here, my first time at Church and Union was during Restaurant Week 2022.

Mount Pleasant

Grace + Grit | Dinner: Three courses for $45+ | This is the perfect place to try coastal classics like shrimp and pimento cheese hushpuppies and blackened scallops.

The Mill Street Tavern | Dinner: Four courses for $44+ | Enjoy sushi, seafood, and southern classics with the beautiful Shem Creek views.

West Ashley

Ruby Sunshine - West Ashley | Brunch: Two courses for $18+ | Enjoy a New Orleans-style brunch here in the Lowcountry.

Middleton Place Restaurant | Dinner: Three courses for $60 | This prix fixe menu is loaded with southern classics.

James Island + Folly Beach

Florence’s Lowcountry Kitchen | Dinner: Three courses for $30+ | Try southern classics like the Fried Flounder Platter.

The Harlow | Dinner: Three courses for $30+ | Start with a raw bar sampler, then choose between the chicken sandwich and a signature burger.

Daniel Island

The Kingstide | Dinner: Three courses for $60+ | This menu has our mouths watering. Calamari, Oysters Rockefeller, and mussels — oh my, how do you only choose one?

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