A MUST VISIT! MAKE SURE YOU GET THE GRILLED OYSTERS

NO RESERVATIONS!

PUT YOUR NAME IN EARLY AND WALK KING STREET WHILE YOU WAIT :)

A LOCAL FAVORITE FOR SOME SOUTHERN BBQ

MAKE SURE YOU GET THE SMOKED OYSTERS!

DELICIOUS ITALIAN & BEAUTIFUL RESTAURANT. COME BY DURING THE DAY AND GRAB A COFFEE HERE AS WELL!

A QUICK BREAKFAST SPOT IF YOU’RE LOOKING TO TASTE A GOOD OLE SOUTHERN BISCUIT

A NICK & AVERY FAVORITE! MAKE A RESERVATION WELL IN ADVANCE IN IF YOU WANT TO EAT HERE!

GRAB A RESERVATION OR WALK IN TO JUST EAT SOME OYSTERS AT THE BAR

IF YOU WANT TO EXPLORE ACROSS THE BRIDGE, MAKE A RES AT POST HOUSE INN FOR LUNCH/BRUNCH! LOCATED IN THE DARLING OLD TOWN MOUNT PLEASNT

AT THE EMELINE HOTEL

CUTE CAFE ON QUEEN STREET! GRAB A COFFE WHILE YOU EXPLORE DOWNTOWN CHARLESTON

GRAB A DRINK & A CAVIAR CONE!

ROOFTOP OF THE DEWBERRY HOTEL. STOP BY HERE FOR A YUMMY COCTAIL AND AWESOME VIEW OF THE CITY!

AT THE RYDER HOTEL

Located on King St, Prohibition has a large outdoor patio that you can sit back and enjoy a cocktail at

With a history of more than 300 years, King Street Charleston SC is the second most historically and architecturally significant street in downtown Charleston after Meeting Street. You can walk from King to Rainbow Row while stopping in many shops and restaurants along the way!

Charleston tours introduce visitors to the city’s two biggest draws: its heritage and harbor. Take in the city highlights with a vintage horse-and-carriage ride, go modern with a tour bus, or slow things down with an expert-led walking itinerary. Each tour is about an hour long and we highly recommend taking one if you want to learn more about this historical city.

Rainbow Row is the name for a series of thirteen colorful historic houses in Charleston, South Carolina. The houses are located north of Tradd St. and south of Elliott St. on East Bay Street, that is, 79 to 107 East Bay Street.

Located down the street from Leon’s, check out HART and design your own charm necklace or bracelet! A jewelry assembler is onsite to help guide you as you choose your chain, choose your charms and make your custom necklace or bracelet.

Located right outside the Emeline & Spectator Hotels, the Charleston City Market is a National Historic Landmark spanning four city blocks. Home to more than 300 daily vendors, this is one of the nation's oldest and largest public markets dating back to the 18th century.

Interested in learning more? You can explore all things Charleston below!