Workmen's Cafe

America's first museum, founded in 1773, exhibits relics from South Carolina & Confederate history.

Low-key dorms & private rooms with shared bathrooms in 19th-century houses, plus free breakfast. Occupying several quaint homes from the 19th century, this relaxed hostel is 2 miles from both the 4-block City Market and the South Carolina Aquarium, and 11 miles from the Fort Sumter museum. Sleeping up to 8 people, the low-key coed or single-sex dorms offer bunk beds, hardwood floors, free Wi-Fi and shared bathrooms. Casual private rooms are also available; some add futons. Bed linens are provided; towels are extra. There are no TVs in the rooms. Parking and breakfast are complimentary. Other amenities include communal kitchens, and porches with seating. Pets are welcome for a fee. Residency restrictions may apply.

Refined, 9-room B&B set in an 1892 mansion, offering hot Southern breakfast and afternoon tea. Set in an elegant 1892 mansion, this upscale B&B is across the street from the 6-acre public park of White Point Garden and a mile from the Charleston Museum. The 9 refined, individually decorated rooms feature 4-poster beds, antique furniture, free Wi-Fi and iPod docks, plus luxe toiletries and linens. Some have fireplaces, hardwood floors and oriental rugs, while others have claw-foot tubs and stained glass windows. Hot Southern breakfast can be served in the formal dining room, in the courtyard, on the veranda or in-room. Other perks include traditional afternoon tea and evening sherry. Parking is free.

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"The Frothy Beard Crew created Frothy Beard to bring unique and unadulterated fun to the beer scene in Charleston. Originally opening in North Charleston in 2013 as the 10th brewery in South Carolina, Frothy quickly made waves with its fun flavors and creative events. In 2017 they set their eyes on a new location and opened up their taproom and restaurant in Charleston, SC in the West Ashley area. Here you'll find over 20 great rotating beers, delicious pizza, burgers, wings and other great menu items and tons of fun events in our family friendly taproom. Check out our daily lunch specials, happy hours and Football specials on Sundays! Well behaved dogs are allowed on our patio so join us Fridays for our Yappy Hour! Join our ..."

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