Restaurants

Dining in the Holy City is always a fresh experience, with new restaurants popping up all the time — and more on the way.
Dine Where You Live is a campaign that encourages residents to dine local + support Mount Pleasant businesses.
You’ll find six local stars up for an award based on excellence and other factors like commitment to the community.
Christine England has an experienced background in the food and beverage community and is one of the group’s admins.
Favorites like The Vicious, and The Fat Boy, along with cranberry mimosas will be featured on the anniversary menu.
Battery Park and Navy Yard Charleston recently received a final vote on the development contract.
Follow the recipe below to make this unique cocktail for your friends and family.
The next installment of Charleston Restaurant Week returns today and runs until Sunday, Sept. 17.
Grab a friend or family member and enjoy a Saturday afternoon of shopping, deals and promotions, champagne, live music, and mac and cheese.
You can taste the freshness of its thoughtfully curated dishes with local + sustainable ingredients for the rest of August through September.
Who doesn’t love brunch and afternoon tea?
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