Guidebook for Charleston
Food Scene
Little Jack's Tavern
710 King StThe Burger. You have to taste it to believe.
The Harbinger Cafe & Bakery
1107 King StGood Vibes.
Brown's Court Bakery
199 St Philip StThe cinnamon roll must be tasted to be believed.
Drinks & Nightlife
Turns into a super hipster locals nightclub on the weekends. Great prices and people.
29 locals recommend
Faculty Lounge
391 Huger StTurns into a super hipster locals nightclub on the weekends. Great prices and people.
Warehouse
45 1/2 Spring StGreat drinks and atmosphere.
Edmund's Oast
1081 Morrison DrBest Happy Hour in Charleston. 4-6:30.
Arts & Culture
Redux Contemporary Art Center
1056 King StOld Slave Mart Museum
6 Chalmers StRobert Lange Studios
2 Queen StHands down the best art gallery in Charleston.
Essentials
Trader Joe's
401 Johnnie Dodds BlvdWhole Foods Market
923 Houston Northcutt BlvdEntertainment & Activities
Music Farm
32 Ann StGreat bands and great vibes.
A great standup comedy spot. $5 shows every Wednesday followed by $10 shows on Fridays.
91 locals recommend
Theatre 99
280 Meeting StA great standup comedy spot. $5 shows every Wednesday followed by $10 shows on Fridays.
The 34 West Theater Company
200 Meeting StGreat comedy spot. Super cozy and fun.
Oldest active Theater in the U.S. Beautiful architecture with a great lineup of shows.
101 locals recommend
Dock Street Theater
135 Church StOldest active Theater in the U.S. Beautiful architecture with a great lineup of shows.