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"James Beard award-winning HUSK features an ever-changing seasonal menu of locally sourced Southern dishes served in a gorgeous restored Victorian-era home. At Husk, there are some hard-and-fast rules about what can go on your plate – if it doesn’t come from the South, it’s not coming through the door. While supper at the iconic Husk is unbelievable and a destination dining experience for travelers worldwide, it can be hard to get a reservation, and the real locals secret is that the Bar at Husk is just next door and just as good – the bar features a similar ingredient-driven food menu, and a drink menu full of beautiful cocktails and 50+ bourbon choices that will knock you right off your rocking chair."

"Husk is a local restaurant that’s complete with an ever-changing menu of locally-sourced, crafted, and authentic Southern dishes all served in a restored Victorian-era home."

"Savor old-school-style, service, and flavor at this upscale, beloved institution on Upper King. Grab a stool at the bustling bar, or head upstairs for a more intimate dining experience. Either way, indulge in the lump crab cakes, blue cheese wedge salad, and chef Matthew Niessner’s melt-in-your-mouth prime steaks—sauces available but not needed."

"While this is a large splurge meal, it is 100% worth every penny. The food is second-to-none and the service is the best you’ll find. When visiting Hall’s the top recommendation is of course a steak."

"A family owned restaurant valuing hospitality & a dining experience that guests revere. Dinner is served 7 nights a week and a Gospel Brunch on Sundays, all with live music."

"While there are multiple locations for this restaurant throughout the Charleston area, the one downtown is a fan favorite. This cozy breakfast spot will remind you of your favorite diner back home. They have a full bar and traditional breakfast plates featuring eggs, bacon, home fries, and the like."

"2012 | King Street Historic DistrictUpscale diner-style spot known for house-brewed Moscow MulesThere’s something about a Moscow Mule that appeals to every season, and the best mule in the Holy City can be found at Rarebit. The dark, comfy booths, retro-style lighting, and bartenders who make complicated cocktails at lightning speed all come together to make you feel like you’ve found a hidden gem, even when the place is at capacity."

"For an inexpensive meal in style, this throwback Hollywood-esque diner offers patty-melts, huevos rancheros, and grilled cheese with cocktails (the Moscow mules are a must) served in vintage glassware. For King Street revelers, breakfast is served into the wee hours of the morning."

"You would never expect these flavors to taste good together, but they do. It’s also filled with protein and is, therefore, the ideal brunch meal to start your day on the right foot."

"This casual Asian restaurant serves everything from Thai noodle dishes and wok stir-fry to sushi and Chinese specialty. Spring Roll, a family-owned fixture on busy King Street downtown, is much better than your average Chinese take out restaurant, with many people opting to dine-in for their meal here. The menu, of course, is massive, with dozens of sushi roll options alongside noodle favorites like Pad Thai, Glass Noodles, and Pad See Ew, as red, yellow, and green curry dishes."

"Located on the first floor of the Tides Hotel, BLU has the best view of the water on Folly Beach. The upscale menu is heavily seafood-influenced, which should come as no surprise since it’s right on the ocean. Highlights from the dinner menu include curried mussels and seared grouper, as well as a great mix of seasonally-inspired American fare."

"At this sleek, beachfront retreat, the menu offers a number of innovative dishes, many featuring fresh catches as part of the eatery's commitment to the South Carolina Aquarium's Sustainable Seafood Initiative. Try the grouper with butter beans and blistered tomatoes or crab and scallop gnocchi."

"Offering one of the only oceanfront dining destinations in Charleston, BLU on Folly Beach features spectacular ocean views with delicious, fresh & simplistic coastal cuisine. See photos, location, and amenities. Adds this business to your favorites trip planner"

"The Barrel is an indoor/outdoor dog friendly, craft beer bar that features food trucks, live music, corn hole, shuffleboard courts, and beautiful sunsets. It is a great place to bring your dog on a gorgeous weekend day and one of the most fun dive bars in Charleston!. Located on Folly Road on the way to Folly Beach."

"The Barrel, right before you hit Folly Beach, is an awesome place to drink local brews, grab food from one of the delicious food trucks, and hang out with some dogs."