Guidebook for Charleston
Food Scene
Good place for breakfast or lunch with traditional french cheeses and pates or open-faced hot sandwiches with great coffee and a daily special which comes with a free glass of house wine. Definitely a go-to destination spot in our little city.
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Gaulart & Maliclet Fast and French Inc.
98 Broad StGood place for breakfast or lunch with traditional french cheeses and pates or open-faced hot sandwiches with great coffee and a daily special which comes with a free glass of house wine. Definitely a go-to destination spot in our little city.
Santi's is by far the best authentic restaurant we have in Charleston. The whimsical decor, accommodating staff, the margaritas, and the fast service even on a really busy Friday night makes this place a #1 favorite of ours.
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Santi's
1302 Meeting Street RdSanti's is by far the best authentic restaurant we have in Charleston. The whimsical decor, accommodating staff, the margaritas, and the fast service even on a really busy Friday night makes this place a #1 favorite of ours.
Best vegan and vegetarian spot in Charleston with a very chill, humble environment although it gets pretty busy during lunch time due to its homegrown popularity. You definitely get a bang for your buck. Just a couple blocks from the house! They have brunch specials on Sunday.
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Dellz Uptown
1617 Ashley River RoadBest vegan and vegetarian spot in Charleston with a very chill, humble environment although it gets pretty busy during lunch time due to its homegrown popularity. You definitely get a bang for your buck. Just a couple blocks from the house! They have brunch specials on Sunday.
Minimalist coffee shop with a sweet staff, about half a mile from the house. Great place to get some work done!
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Revelator Coffee - Charleston
550 King StreetMinimalist coffee shop with a sweet staff, about half a mile from the house. Great place to get some work done!
Drinks & Nightlife
This is a personal fave of ours. Local 616 is a spacious, but intimate local's bar with an excellent happy hour, a pool table, dart board, giant jenga, a patio in the back, and a couple of TVs in case you're trying to catch an important game. Karaoke is on Thursdays and they host local music on occasion. The owner, Dwayne and his staff are extremely down-to-earth and friendly!
Local 616
616 Meeting StThis is a personal fave of ours. Local 616 is a spacious, but intimate local's bar with an excellent happy hour, a pool table, dart board, giant jenga, a patio in the back, and a couple of TVs in case you're trying to catch an important game. Karaoke is on Thursdays and they host local music on occasion. The owner, Dwayne and his staff are extremely down-to-earth and friendly!
This is a charming spot with an interesting bar staff, mixed drinks, food, and music selection and typically has DJ's that play anything from disco to house to 90s RnB. Located a half-mile away from busy and chaotic King Street bar scene. If you need a dim-lit hideaway at 10pm, this is your spot. Starts getting busy on weekend nights around midnight.
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Faculty Lounge
391 Huger StThis is a charming spot with an interesting bar staff, mixed drinks, food, and music selection and typically has DJ's that play anything from disco to house to 90s RnB. Located a half-mile away from busy and chaotic King Street bar scene. If you need a dim-lit hideaway at 10pm, this is your spot. Starts getting busy on weekend nights around midnight.
Sightseeing
The Ravenel Bridge has spacious walk and bike paths that guide you all the way to the top of the bridge where you can see a stunning view of downtown Charleston and the harbor. The other side of the bridge is Mount Pleasant and about a 3/4 of a mile down the road is Harbor Breeze which has popular seafood restaurants on the water. Very bike-able!
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Arthur Ravenel Junior Bridge
Arthur Ravenel Junior BridgeThe Ravenel Bridge has spacious walk and bike paths that guide you all the way to the top of the bridge where you can see a stunning view of downtown Charleston and the harbor. The other side of the bridge is Mount Pleasant and about a 3/4 of a mile down the road is Harbor Breeze which has popular seafood restaurants on the water. Very bike-able!