A Charlestonian's Guide to Charleston
Food Scene
Sugar Bakeshop
59 1/2 Cannon StThe cupcakes are amazing.
Probably the only restaurant in Charleston in a basement - and it has 10' shiny tin ceilings! Budget friendly salads, soups, sandwiches for lunch and dinner.
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Ladles Soups Downtown
68 Cannon StProbably the only restaurant in Charleston in a basement - and it has 10' shiny tin ceilings! Budget friendly salads, soups, sandwiches for lunch and dinner.
39 Rue De Jean
39 John StThe French atmosphere.
Chubby Fish
252 Coming StDelicious, unique, quality and quaint food spot.
Delicious order at the window breakfast spot.
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Daps Breakfast & Imbibe
280 Ashley AveDelicious order at the window breakfast spot.
Southbound
On property! All food cooked by live fire! Essential!
Holey City Bagels
Yummy bagels 1/2 clock away!
Drinks & Nightlife
High-end bar and restaurant. The shellfish is amazing.
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The Darling Oyster Bar
513 King StHigh-end bar and restaurant. The shellfish is amazing.
Stars Rooftop & Grill Room
495 King StreetThe rooftop!
A new outdoor bar that has live music every night until 11pm.
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Tobin's Market
197 Jackson StA new outdoor bar that has live music every night until 11pm.
Shopping
King Street is bustling with all kinds of shopping and activity.
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King Street
King StreetKing Street is bustling with all kinds of shopping and activity.
Historic Charleston City Market
188 Meeting StEssentials
Harris Teeter
290 East Bay StreetCharlie's Grocery on Spring
119 Spring StRoper Hospital
316 Calhoun StArts & Culture
Charleston Music Hall
37 John StChildren's Museum of the Lowcountry
25 Ann StGetting Around
Enterprise Rent-A-Car
2004 Savannah HwyCharleston Visitor Center
Sightseeing
Il-Battery
Fort Sumter Tours
Take the ferry to Ft. Sumter where the Late Unpleasantness began.