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Oak Steakhouse celebrates 20 years in the Holy City

Oak Steakhouse has a slate of events to celebrate 20 years of business in Charleston.

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This downtown steakhouse has been serving beautiful plates to the Charleston community since 2005.

Photo by Andrew Cebulka

Cheers to 20 years. Oak Steakhouse is celebrating two decades of serving up tender steaks, freshly prepared local seafood, and specialties like pan-roasted chicken breast to the Charleston community. The Broad Street spot opened its doors back in January 2005.

Keep reading for some must-eat events at the downtown staple.

Oak Classics Week | Through Tuesday, Jan. 28

Indulge in throwback dishes that celebrate Oak’s legacy in the Holy City. You can look forward to the seven-layer chocolate cake and lobster thermador.

Return to Oak with Jeremiah Bacon | Wednesday, Jan. 29

Treat yourself to a culinary experience as Charleston native and renowned Chef Jeremiah Bacon returns to Oak Steakhouse for a night. Chef Bacon joined Oak in 2010 and shaped the menu with his locally-inspired vision, leaving a legacy that is prevalent today. On Wednesday, Jan. 29, guests can enjoy exclusive dishes crafted by Chef Bacon himself.

Make a reservation to join in on this foodie fun.

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