Honeysuckle Rose offers a rotating seasonal tasting menu. | Photo by @wawnerstrategies
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 dishes local chefs have to offer.
Keep reading for spots to try some small plate sampling.
Raw Lab | $175+ per person | Enjoy dinner and a show. This Omakase-style raw bar is known for its seafood and entertaining chef.
The Charleston Grill | $150+ per person | This is a six-course experience of the chef’s selections. Wine pairings are offered for an additional cost, and the experience is limited to parties of six or fewer + requires full participation of the table.
R Kitchen | $70+ per person | You’ll never have the same experience twice. This spot recreates its menu every day and always features seasonal ingredients.
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.
Art Room Surprise | 1 p.m. | Children’s Museum of the Lowcountry | Free with admission | Children three years and up can make art using different paints, drawing techniques, and mixed media.
Food & Bev Industry Appreciation Night | 3-8 p.m. | Snafu Brewing Company, North Charleston | Price of purchase | Food + beverage workers can enjoy 50% off their tab and free rounds of pool all night.
Tuesday, Feb. 4
Tai Chi In-Person | 10 a.m. | Daniel Island Library | Free | Join Gwen Bihun for a workout for all ages that uses slow and smooth movements.
Wadmalaw, Circa 1915 | 6-7 p.m. | Charleston Library Society | $10+ | Join Victoria Hansen of South Carolina Public Radio and historian + Charleston native Sherman E. Pyatt for a personal recount of his latest novel.
Wednesday, Feb. 5
Candle Party | 6-8 p.m. | Lowlife | $40 | Learn the techniques to craft beautiful and aromatic candles.
Welcome to the newest coop in John’s Island. | Photos provided by Kickin’ Chicken
Something delicious is cooking in John’s Island. The Kickin’ Chicken just opened its sixth location on Bees Ferry Road — and it’s ready to serve up a good time.
Whether you’re out with the family, catching a game with friends, or just craving good food, this local spot has something for everyone. Think: Mouthwatering appetizers like bobby fries and buffalo chicken dip, along with crowd-pleasers like signature wraps and the fan-favorite Kickin’ Chicken sandwich.
Local 616, a downtown bar that has served the Charleston community, for 12 years is closing on Wednesday, Feb. 12. Owner Dwyane Mitchell said the decision comes as the cost to conduct business continues to rise. (The Post and Courier)
Mansion Monday
Two fireplaces, 18-ft Mahogany double doors, and a deepwater dock with a covered boat lift… yes, please. We should also mention this on-the-market Beresford Hall home overlooks Nowell Creek + boasts a resort-like backyard, complete with a pool. Fun fact: This 7,800-sqft home was built by a luxury builder for his personal use.
Civic
The City of Charleston has a new committee to address flooding. Some of Charleston’s Basin Flood Action Committee tasks include creating a maintenance schedule to reduce flooding issues + overseeing projects outlined in the city’s Basin Flood Action Plan. (The Post and Courier)
Announced
Good news for those with a Charleston Museum Mile Month pass. The South Carolina Historical Society Museum is now accepting the pass through this Saturday, Feb. 8.
Seasonal
For Valentine’s Day Mercantile and Mash is offering custom cakes with your choice of seven cake flavors, five buttercream icings, and twelve fillings. BKeDSHoP is also joining the celebration with special donuts, available by the half-dozen or dozen.
Home
Selling your home? Promote your listing where buyers will see it — right here in this newsletter (in as little as two days).
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Outdoors
🌳 Isn’t this tree-mendous?
Charles Towne Landing historic site is a great spot to take the family. | Photo by Larry Monteith
This warmer weather has us ready to head to the park. Keep reading for spots perfect for the kiddos along with places to decompress.
Nature parks
Shem Creek Park
Enjoy walking, fishing, and soaking in the natural beauty of the creek from this scenic Lowcountry spot.
Family parks
Charles Towne Landing
Visit this historic site recognized as the birthplace of South Carolina to explore six miles of trails, 664 acres of scenery, and an alley of oaks, plus a 12-room exhibit hall.
Dog parks
James Island County Park
The lake is perfect for those hot summer days with your pup — just make sure you’re keeping an eye on them while they paddle.
Sports parks
Corrine Jones Park
This park is complete with a playground, picnic tables and benches, and athletic fields in addition to a community garden.
A four-pack of bamboo + glass jars — these 10-ounce containers are perfect for overnight oats, chia seed puddings, dressings, snacks, or anything else you want to prep and store.
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