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Delaney Oyster House is a charming seafood haven in a historic Charleston home, boasting a menu of vibrant raw bar delights and crafted cocktails in a cozy setting.

Local 616 is a chill pub and neighborhood favorite known for its friendly vibes, local beers, and unique cocktails, perfect for catching games with friends.

Fleet Landing serves up Southern seafood classics like she-crab soup and fried platters in a stylish setting with stunning waterfront views, making it a must-visit for both locals and tourists.

Felix serves up a chic slice of Paris in Charleston with its seafood and steak sharing plates, delightful cocktails, and a casual yet sophisticated atmosphere.

Nestled on James Island, Muddy Waters Coffee Bar serves up artisanal lattes and charming vibes, complete with local art and plenty of cozy seating.

Founded in 1773, Charleston Museum blends Lowcountry history, natural wonders, and Civil War relics in a welcoming, modern space with a chill courtyard.

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.

Swig & Swine is a vibrant BBQ joint where you can indulge in house-smoked meats and an array of creative sides, complete with outdoor seating and a well-curated selection of drinks.

The Darling Oyster Bar is a chic hideaway on King Street serving up creative seafood dishes like clam chowder fries and a standout lobster roll, perfect for a lively evening of oyster shucking and people-watching.

Early Bird Diner is a vibrant spot in West Ashley dishing out all-day breakfast classics with a Southern twist, like standout chicken and waffles and shrimp and grits, all in a quirky, art-lined atmosphere.