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Hominy Grill has grilled banana-bread french toast, need I say more (there is always a wait)
HUSK's menu changes every week and is fantastic if you can get in
High Cotton is right next door to the gallery (if there's a wait there head to Blossoms, they are very similar and both great)
Butcher & Bee is a very hipster avocado toast kind of place
Hominy Grill has grilled banana-bread french toast, I already said it
Rutladge Cab Company is a normal spot and one step up from a greasy spoon
Millers All Day on King Street is a great diner
Minero is Sean Brock’s pet project for Mexican Food and it is what all the hype says it is. Nothing on the menu is over $10
Butcher and Bee a local's favorite, some of the most unique and satisfying menu items in Charleston.
167 Raw is all the rave right now. Freshest seafood in town and we've never heard a bad review
Cru Cafe is in a little house and is a local secret tucked away
HUSK has a great lunch if you can't get in for dinner
1 Broad is a little hole in the wall with great coffee and to-go sandwiches on FRESH bread
Goat. Sheep. Cow. is a little wine and cheese shop, grab a baguette while you're in there
The Beer Exchange is a craft beer store that has been rated the #2 beer retailer in the world
East Bay Liquors & Wine is our neighborhood liquor store and also the oldest liquor store in America
HUSK was voted best new restaurant in America, a foodie dream (reservation required)
Leon's is just the absolute best southern place. You'll love it!
FIG is our favorite over meal in all of Charleston (reservation required)
McCrady's - a beautiful romantic spot (reservation required)
Edmund's Oast is a brew pub founded by the the Beer Exchange owners and has been nominated for a James Beard award for best new restaurant in America.
SNOB is a Southern tradition and has a really great southern menu that isn't too heavy (reservation required)
Hall's Chop House - Steak, really big steak (reservation required)
Pearlz - is a great beer and oyster joint right around the corner
Lucca - hands down, best italian in Charleston, family nights are the best
Fulton Five - voted most romantic restaurant for 15 years
Gin Joint for a really great cocktail They wear suspenders and bowties and can make a killer gin fizz.
HUSK's bar is in an old carriage house
Edmunds Oast is the best brew pub ever. A few minutes from downtown but well worth it for the food and 50 beers on tap
Bin 152 for a cheese plate and glass of wine. Let them pick it for you, you won't be disappointed
Tradd's is right next door and very classy.
The Rooftop across the street has the best view in the City but we like The Dewberry the best but you need to make a reservation.
Upper King Street comes alive after 8pm (grab a bike taxi if you're in heels)
Charleston Grill has live jazz Thursday - Saturday and is a swanky place to start your night
The Vendue has our favorite rooftop bar in Charleston
Cocktail Club is a neat speak-easy style place with a little hidden rooftop as well
The Alley is a bowling Alley with great food - reserve a lane earlier in the day
Taco Boy is a great Mexican spot for kids
Aquarium & Children's Museum are great for the day
Fleet Landing is on the water and has great food for kids and you can usually see a dolphin or two swimming by
SkyZone trampoline Park in Mt. Pleasant
Beach (Sullivan's is our favorite) Eat at Poe's a local favorite for decades
Crabbing with Tia
Charleston Parks and Recreations - there are TONS of beautiful parks around Charleston. Palmetto Park is amazing for walking/biking trails and there is a waterpark in the summer for kids. We also like Charles Towne Landing if you are a history buff or like animals.
Plantations (Magnolia is the nicest to walk through for an afternoon)
Coastal Expeditions Kayak in Mt. Pleasant on Shem Creek