Charleston
in South Carolina

If you have your finger on the pulse of what's going on in food, then you've probably heard of Charleston. One of the oldest cities in America - and probably one of the most European - Charleston is incredible. Stunning, colourful stucco houses pepper the oak-lined streets, and the food is some of the best in the U.S. It's about time you checked it out.

how long to go for

a long weekend, a week

when to go

january, february, march, october, november, december

holidays

Independence Day, Martin Luther King Day, Juneteenth, Labour Day, Veteran's Day, Washington's Birthday, Memorial Day

how to get there

Fly in to Charleston Airport and take a taxi in to town.

how to get around

on foot, by Uber

nice to know

Locals here are known as 'ben yahs', while transplants are 'come yahs'. Avoid The Market & slip right in with the other locals.

local language

English

currency

dollar

in an emergency

call 911

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Bar 167

Slightly North of Broad

drinks

An offshoot of the ever-popular 167 Raw, Bar 167 is a welcome wine bar with a great little menu of delicious bites. It's welcoming and moody in the evenings and bright and inviting during the day. Here, every hour is happy hour.

SHIKI

The Boroughs

dinner

This unassuming hideaways is easily one of our favorite go-to's in Charleston. While their sushi and hot dishes have always been topnotch, their recent renovation has made it the place to be. The later you stay, the louder the music gets. Be careful, you might just forget where you are!