Food like this is nobody’s understudy — it’s the star of the show. | Photo via @banginveganeats
Eating meat-free hasn’t always been easy, but in Charleston, it’s a piece of (vegan) cake.
Our local food scene is as vibrant as ever, so it’s no surprise there are a slew of local chefs serving up fresh, vegetarian bites across town. Here are 25+ restaurants serving up meat-free fare in Charleston.
🍔 For the vegan carnivore
Brown Dog Deli | This spot’s Broad Street location has a special vegetarian menu featuring non-meat options like an Impossible burger, fried non-chicken, and a chili cheese veggie dog. The Calhoun Street location serves up a vegan breakfast biscuit sammie.
Three Girls on Spring | Explore the flavors of plant-based delights at this cozy Italian deli. We’re eyeing the lasagna or the BLT.
🌮 Food trucks
Bangin’ Vegan Eats | Track this 100% vegan food truck to try its mouthwatering burgers, sandwiches, crunchwraps, and loaded fries.
Platia | This Greek food truck with several vegetarian-friendly options is often at its home base on Magnolia Street, but you can keep track of other spots it may visit via Street Food Finder.
Monday, Jan. 13 Speed Puzzling | 6:30-8:30 p.m. | Commonhouse Aleworks, North Charleston | $20+ | Gather your team, test your skills, and compete to see who can solve the puzzle the fastest.
Happy Hour | Through Thursday, Oct. 9 | Times vary | The Kickin’ Chicken | Price of purchase | Enjoy happy hour on weekdays with $3 domestic bottles, $4 house liquors, $5 draft craft beers, and $6 High Noon + wine specials.*
Tuesday, Jan. 14 Granny Square Crochet Class | 5-6 p.m. | Park Circle Community Building, North Charleston | $20 | Learn basic stitches to create granny squares from artist Emily Enloe of SweetEnloe Croche.
Business & Brews | 5-7:30 p.m. | Harbour Club at WestEdge | Free | Network with other professionals and listen to a 15-minute presentation from a local community leader.
Omakase Tuesdays | Times vary | 167 Sushi Bar | $180 | Try this intimate 24-seat sushi bar with a chef-curated, multi-course Omakase menu.
This masterclass takes a modern approach to employee training, development, and wellbeing. | Photos provided by Modern Minds
Let’s face it — stress, burnout, and disengagement are hitting employees harder than ever. That’s where the Mind-First Wellness Masterclass comes in.
This five-week program is designed for teams to learn practical tools that will help support their wellbeing — both in and out of the office — in an engaging group environment that fosters meaningful connections (not another virtual training).
This hands-on, tech-free experience helps participants learn how to:
Manage stress
Build better habits
Develop a flexible mindset to tackle life’s challenges
Each session blends wellness practices you can easily integrate into your workday, group discussions, and expert guidance. Participants also get a workbook, class text, and access to an online toolbox filled with wellness resources like videos and audio guides.
Ready to elevate your team’s productivity, reduce stress, and foster a healthier work environment?
West Ashley’s The Crab Shack, a Charleston staple on Ashley River Road, has closed its doors. Its final day of service was on New Year’s Eve. The closure is due to Steve Jones, the operator, retiring after 40 years in the restaurant industry. (The Post and Courier)
Real Estate
It’s Mansion Monday. ICYMI, Southern Living chose the Lowcountry to host its 2024 Idea House on Johns Island. As we enter the new year, William Means Real Estate recently sold the stunning coastal dream home. Take a look inside when we visited last year.
Jobs
The Charleston RiverDogs are hosting a job fair this Saturday, Jan. 18, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. They’re hiring for various roles to support 66 home games and other events, including food and beverage workers, ushers, cashiers, and parking staff. (WCBD)
Show
“Sinatra: The Man and His Music,” a two-hour tribute performance to Frank Sinatra, will take place on Sunday, March 2, at the Charleston Music Hall. Six singers will perform 40 of Sinatra’s greatest hits. Snag your tickets.
Coming Soon
Ruby’s New York Style Bagels is expanding. The bagel shop recently shared a sneak peek of its upcoming Nexton location. Stay tuned for the official opening date.
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Celebrating Dr. King locally
Celebrate the legacy of Dr. King through music storytelling. | Photo by City of North Charleston
Save the date. North Charleston’s annual Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. commemorative concert returns Saturday, Jan. 18 at 5 p.m. This year, Lowcountry Voices and The Choral Ensemble of Charleston Southern University’s Horton School of Music will present “Chains.”
Free and open to the public, the program will take place at Canaan Missionary Baptist Church and pay tribute to the legacy of Dr. King through musical storytelling under the direction of Nathan L. Nelson.
Lowcountry Voices is a performing arts nonprofit comprised of diverse singers dedicated to performing standard choral pieces emphasizing African American music, including Black gospel, jazz, and spirituals. The group performs locally, nationally, and abroad.
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This zip up hoodie sweater that strikes the perfect balance between style and comfort. It boasts a chic cable knit pattern to effortlessly elevate any cozy winter outfit.
Callie and I are excited to check out Legami, one of Charleston’s newest Italian restaurants. Their winter menu features dishes like burrata, roasted asparagus, bottoni, pappardelle al ragù, roasted chicken cacciatore, and brasato al Barolo. Give it a try and see for yourself.
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