Restaurants

Dining in the Holy City is always a fresh experience, with new restaurants popping up all the time — and more on the way.
This waterfront work, live, and play project aims to bring marinas, offices, hotels + tourist attractions, restaurants, parks, and homes to the area.
Pull up a seat and sip a discounted drink during happy hour at one of these Charleston spots.
Here’s what the CHStoday team would put on the menu if we were serving the Masters Champions Dinner.
Did you know? Ballerini collaborated with Apple Maps to highlight a few of her favorite Lowcountry spots.
Seeing soft-shell crabs on the menu is a sure sign summer is on the way — check out these seven Charleston spots to grab yours.
The Michelin Guide American South will explore six southern states, including South Carolina.
CHStoday chats with Chef Orlando Pagan about his journey with multiple sclerosis, Wild Common, his favorite Lowcountry spots.
The food and drink-focused offerings will feature the hospitality group’s several properties during the Credit One Charleston Open’s duration.
Play along with us and let us know where you think you’d spot your favorite “The White Lotus” season 3 character enjoying a meal in the Holy City.
Ballerini has made several stops in the 843 — some to visit friends, and some for work like the stop she made with Kenny Chesney on the “I Go Back Tour.”
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