Coterie

Tucked near Waterfront Park, The Griffon is a cozy English-style dive bar decked out in dollar bills, dishing out fantastic fish and chips and craft beers.

Tucked near Colonial Lake, Alcove Market is a bright, health-focused café offering tasty breakfast and lunch options along with fresh juices and craft beers.

Experience Charleston from the water with Sandlapper, where sunset cruises and ghost tours promise great views, friendly service, and unforgettable tales.

The Charleston Museum, founded in 1773, seamlessly blends modern design with a treasure trove of local history, showcasing everything from prehistoric fossils to Civil War relics in a casual, inviting atmosphere.

Nestled in charming 19th-century homes, this cozy hostel offers shared and private rooms with a relaxed vibe, complimentary breakfast, and a breezy porch, all just a stroll away from Charleston's vibrant King Street.

Step into Pink Bellies on King Street for a vibrant taste of Vietnamese comfort food like garlic noodles and spicy dumplings in a lively, laid-back setting.

Indaco is a buzzing Upper King street gem where you can indulge in wood-fired pizzas, handmade pastas, and shareable Italian dishes in a welcoming vibe.

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.

Join Chef Bob Waggoner for an intimate cooking class that feels like a chic dinner party, where you'll whip up seasonal delights paired with perfect wines.

Nestled in West Ashley, Riso Noodle House offers a cozy escape of MSG-free Asian fusion delights—from flavorful pho and satisfying ramen to refreshing bubble tea—perfect for casual dining or takeout.