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Restaurants open on Christmas in Charleston

We’ve rounded up a list of local spots open on Christmas that will serve up your holiday meals.

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Enjoy a meal at Iron Rose, which is open on Christmas Eve + Christmas Day.

Photo by Mills House

Home for the holidays, but don’t want to eat at home? Several restaurants around town would be happy to host you and your guests. We’ve rounded up a handful of places that will set the table, serve a delicious meal, and (bonus) even clean up.

Frannie + The Fox | Tuesday, Dec. 24 | Dive into the “Feast of the 7 Fishes” on Christmas Eve dinner. Reservations are recommended + start at $125 per person.

Gabrielle | Tuesday, Dec. 24, Wednesday, Dec. 25 | Gabrielle will offer a three-course prix fixe menu. Adults will cost $155 and $65 for children under 12.

Iron Rose | Tuesday, Dec. 24 + Wednesday, Dec. 25, brunch and dinner | Enjoy the à la carte brunch and the four-course prix fixe dinner menu. Dinner starts at $90 for adults and $35 for kids.

Little Palm | Tuesday, Dec. 24, Wednesday, Dec. 25 | This tropical hangout has transformed into a winter wonderland. According to RESY, this spot will be open during regular hours with its regular menu.

Poogan’s Porch | Wednesday, Dec. 25 | On Christmas Day, Poogan’s Porch will offer a $75 prix fixe menu. It will be open during regular hours and with its regular menu on Christmas Eve. Pro tip: You can also order your heat-and-serve meal ahead of time + your meal at home.

    Iron Rose Christmas Menu

    Iron Rose will offer a four-course prix fixe menu.

    Photo by CandRPR

    Revival | Wednesday, Dec. 25 | On Christmas Day, indulge in a three-course menu complemented by wine pairings. Pricing for adults is $89 and an additional $40 to include wine pairing.

    Sorelle | Tuesday, Dec. 24 | Treat yourself to a five-course meal where you’ll enjoy classic dishes intertwined with seasonal + holiday creations. Pricing starts at $195 per person.

    The Select | Tuesday, Dec. 24 | Celebrate in style this year at this Meeting Street spot. The pre-fixe meal is $75 per person; wine pairings are available for an additional charge.

    82 Queen | Tuesday, Dec. 24 | Enjoy a festive three-course tasting menu featuring Lowcountry classics. Pricing starts at $89 per person.

    The Living Room at The Dewberry | Tuesday, Dec. 24, Wednesday, Dec. 25 | Treat yourself to ingredient-driven dishes and handcrafted cocktails. This cozy spot will be open with its regular menu and hours. Pro tip: Seating is first come, first serve seating.

    Big John’s Tavern | Tuesday, Dec. 24, Wednesday, Dec. 25 | According to RESY, this popular downtown hangout will be open during regular hours and serve its traditional menu.

    If you’re looking to stay home, but still not in the mood to cook, check out holiday pick-up options from Lewis Barbecue + Rodney Scott’s BBQ.

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