McLeod Plantation Historic Site

Palmetto Brewing in Charleston blends its historic charm as South Carolina's oldest brewery with a lively taproom, outdoor seating, and local food trucks for an unbeatable craft beer experience.

Step into Handy & Hot, a charming spot by Chef Vivian Howard where delicious biscuits and hand pies steal the show, perfect for a quick, satisfying bite.

Located next to Hampton Park, Berkeley’s is your go-to neighborhood spot for comforting American eats like cheesesteaks and chicken cutlet sandwiches, all enjoyed on a chill patio with a splash of local charm.

Little Palm at the Ryder Hotel is a stylish, vibrant oasis boasting an outdoor pool, idyllic tropical decor, and a menu of inventive cocktails and light bites.

A laid-back hangout with a quirky vibe and dogs welcome, this spot dishes out American classics like Reuben sandwiches on a leash-free patio.

Homey and bustling, this eatery serves up beloved Lowcountry classics like the infamous Charleston Nasty Biscuit and irresistible shrimp and grits.

Nestled in picturesque, historic homes, Zero George Hotel offers a luxe boutique stay with charming rooms, exquisite dining, and a cozy courtyard vibe.

Tucked away on the Eastside since 1985, Hannibal's Kitchen serves up soulful Gullah classics like crab rice and fried chicken in a cozy, local atmosphere.

Housed in a stunning 1920s bank, The Ordinary brings an upscale vibe to Charleston's seafood scene, serving fresh oysters and inventive dishes in a lively setting.

Nestled in the heart of Charleston, Doar Brothers is a chic cocktail haven where creative drinks and delightful snacks make for a perfect night out.