Charlestonian Chef Mark Bolchoz’s menu is inspired by Italian tradition and grounded in the Lowcountry. | Photo by Andrew Cebulka
Looking for the next new restaurant hitting the Holy City’s food scene? Check out these buzzy places to eat and drink in Charleston — plus, some spots coming soon. Keep tabs on this list to stay ahead of the culinary curve. And don’t forget to bookmark it.
June openings
Cane Pazzo, 1276 Yeamans Hall Rd., Hanahan | Opening Saturday, June 14 | Italian
The new concept led by local chef Mark Bolchoz will blend traditional Italian flavors with Lowcountry ingredients, with menu items like She Crab Raviolo and Corn & Pepper Risotto, alongside a rotating selection of Italian wines.
Two Bit Club, 93 Society St., Unit 101 | Opening Thursday, June 19 | Vietnamese Calling all foodies. You’ll soon have a new spot to enjoy pho, banh mi, and spring rolls. We can’t wait to try the clams with basil oil and sliced baguette. This new spot is set to open inside the soon-to-open Hotel Richemont.
Lampshade Makeover Workshop | 6-8 p.m. | Everything Home Charleston, Mount Pleasant | $60 | Transform a mini table lamp using Adriana’s signature wallpapers — all materials + light bites and wine will be provided.
Thursday, June 12
Sound Bath & Yoga Nidra | 7-8 p.m. | 1179 Braddock Ave., North Charleston | $49 | Relax and unwind with a soothing sound bath + yoga session.
Friday, June 13
De Mare Raw Bar | 5-9 p.m. | Philosophers & Fools | Price of purchase | De Mare Raw Bar will take over the Philosophers & Fools menu to serve oysters and a selection of small plates.
Dancing on the Cooper | 7-10 p.m. | Mount Pleasant Pier | $10+ | Let loose, breathe in the harbor breeze, and dance the night away under the stars.
Saturday, June 14
The Charleston Duck Race | 10 a.m.-1 p.m. | Daniel Island Waterfront Park | Free entry | Enjoy games, food vendors, live music, and family fun as you support local and global charities.
Second Saturday Science | 11 a.m.-12 p.m. | Children’s Museum of the Lowcountry | $13 | Join this interactive and educational experience with a Live 5 First Alert Meteorologist.
Wednesday, June 18
Charleston Medical Spa’s 20th Anniversary Celebration | Wed., Jun. 18 | 3-7 p.m. | Charleston Medical Spa | Free | Celebrate 20 years of glowing skin and gorgeous results — enjoy sips, snacks, giveaways, and exclusive specials while mingling with the team.*
This port supports one in nine South Carolina jobs
Presented by South Carolina Ports
SC Ports ships products for manufacturers, car makers, retailers, farmers, hospitals, and businesses big and small. | Photo provided by South Carolina Ports
Did you know? South Carolina Ports moves more than just cargo — it also brings an $87 billion in economic impact for the state every year.
As one of the top 10 container ports in the US, SC Ports attracts businesses, drives investment, and supports one in nine jobs across South Carolina. Plus, these jobs pay about 23% more than the state average.
CEO Barbara Melvin sums it up well: “We’re a port for the entire state.”
After a complete renovation, Hotel Richemont, a 25-room boutique hotel that sits on King and Society Streets, will open its doors this month. Reservations are available starting next Thursday, June 19. The hotel’s Vietnamese-inspired restaurant and bar, Two Bit Club, will begin welcoming guests for dinner that evening.
Civic
Today’s Board of Architectural Review — Large agenda shows plans to discuss a request to demolish the former YWCA building on Coming Street between Calhoun and Vanderhorst. The building sits on a burial ground dating to the 1790s. Proposed plans would clear space for College of Charleston student housing. Tune in + stay up to date.
Announced
Looking for local shrimp? Check out the findings from SEAD (Seafood Development) Consulting. They say of the 44 restaurants that claim to serve local wild-caught, only four spots actually do.
Real Estate
Rare find alert. It’s not every day a house on East Bay Street that boasts more than 7,000 sqft of space hits the market. This rose mauve-colored house features four floors and dates back to 1785. Take a look inside.
Community
Want to leave your mark on the Lowcountry? Well, check this out — Lowcountry Land Trust is inviting the community to help name the entrance road to the future Angel Oak Preserve. Public submissions can be sent through an online form until Wednesday, June 25.
Sports
Ready for reely good time? From Wednesday, June 18, until Saturday, June 21, the Carolina Billfish Classic is taking over the Patriots Point Marina. The popular offshore tournaments feature sportfishing, celebrations, and prize money; $390,000+ was awarded last year.
Weather
Strong summer storms can pop up quickly here in the Lowcountry. Take a look at some of the damage Summerville saw Monday afternoon. Storm Team 2’s chief meteorologist, Rob Fowler, says this is the aftermath of 60-mph winds the storm brought through the town.
Try This
Hungry for some foodie fun? Get your fill during Charleston Wine + Food’s Summer Sizzle series. The hands-on experiences, engaging conversations, and events will be in town through July. Here’s what’s on the calendar this week.
Trending
Carolina Panthers great Greg Olsen was in the Lowcountry for his HEARTest Yard Celebrity Golf Classic. Olsen hosted Travis Kelce along with other athletes, former teammates, and celebrities. The tournament raises awareness for congenital heart disease + supports the HEARTest Yard Foundation. (WCBD)
Announced
The cast of “Outer Banks” will be back in the Lowcountry soon to film the final season of the Netflix teen adventure drama. The Post and Courier reports things could get underway as soon as mid-June. Check out the other shows and movies filmed in the area.
Eat
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Cause
Did you know? Thousands of kids in Charleston County risk losing access to free or reduced-price meals when school’s out. Join East Cooper Community Outreach’s “Hunger Doesn’t Vacation” campaign to help ensure every child has nutritious meals all summer long. Learn more + get involved.*
Family
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Real Estate
Bringing history back to life
It’s no small task updating this 1885 home. | Photo by MCIV PHOTOGRAPHY
Reviving a decaying, vacant home is the goal of Charleston realtor Danielle Stazio’s clients. They are embarking on an intensive restoration project of a 140-year-old home on Wentworth Street. Keep reading to see some of our conversation with Stazio on why this work is important to our city’s culture.
Tell us about the project.
We’re taking on a full, studs-out historic renovation and restoration of a once-forgotten home on the iconic Wentworth Street in downtown Charleston.
Why do you think projects like this are important?
Projects like this are incredibly important, especially in a city like Charleston, where the architecture and history are embedded into the identity of the community. Every restored home is a piece of Charleston’s story preserved. Breathing life back into these old spaces honors the past while allowing future generations to experience the charm and richness that make this city so special.
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🐾 Calling all Springer Spaniels (and their owners). On Sunday, June 29, at 10 a.m., there will be a Springer Soiree where four-legged friends can play and mingle at the East Bay Dog Park.
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