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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.

Step into Halls Chophouse for hefty cuts of prime beef and delightful seafood, all complemented by a lively atmosphere and renowned for its gospel brunch.

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.

The Dewberry is a luxe midcentury hotel with chic rooms, a buzzing rooftop bar, and a stylish living room that captures Charleston's vibrant spirit.

Polished, antiques-filled quarters in an 18th-century B&B with free afternoon tea & a formal lounge.

Chubby Fish is a cozy neighborhood spot in Charleston, serving up fresh, inventive seafood dishes and a lively atmosphere that packs the place nightly.

The bustling Charleston Farmers Market in Marion Square is a Saturday hotspot for fresh local produce, artisan crafts, and delicious eats, all wrapped in a friendly, dog-friendly vibe.

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

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.

At Zero Restaurant + Bar, nestled in the charming Zero George Hotel, indulge in a playful yet refined tasting menu crafted by Chef Vinson Petrillo, where each dish tells a story—making it the ultimate destination for a special night out.