Restaurants

The new rooftop restaurant will overlook the Cooper River and offer coastal Italian dishes.
The cookbook, which features two Charleston cafes, aims to celebrate food’s ability to foster community and share the secrets behind some tasty bites.
From family fun to block parties, we’ve rounded up several spots to sham-rock St. Patrick’s Day in Charleston.
Make plans to head to The Dewberry and experience the new offerings from the iconic downtown hotel’s newly announced culinary team.
Magnolia Landing will be the newest waterfront work, live, and play project in the Charleston area, and its been in the works for nearly 20 years.
Skip the meal prep just this once and treat the little ones to an outing at one of these Charleston spots.
The acclaimed chef behind Charleston’s McCrady’s, Husk, and Minero has brought his Joyland concept to Calhoun Street.
Hamilton Horne’s passion for fresh ingredients + Charleston’s food scene inspired him to start King Tide Farms, a smart hydroponic farm inside of a 40-foot refrigerated container.
Round up your best friends + add one of these three events to your calendar to celebrate your friendships.
Chef Shuai Wang will be one of 15 chefs heading to Canada to compete for the title and the largest prize package in “Top Chef” history.
Oak Steakhouse has a slate of events to celebrate 20 years of business in Charleston.
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