Charleston - Lunch Recommendations
Dec 21, 2023, 7:53 am
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Charleston - Lunch Recommendations
Hi All and CHS Locals
With flights booked to CHS in early April 24 (in order to visit The Masters) I am now looking for restaurant recommendations in CHS. We will have three days there before we go to Columbia where we have our hotel to visit the tournament.
I am wondering if anyone of you has restaurant (lunch) recommendations for Charleston? Interested mostly in local cuisine (but of course open to other recommendations). Can practically only do lunch or early dinner as we have a 2 year old in tow
I remember from last year that I've seen an Oyster bar (at King St?) opening at 12pm with a large queue outside, I am wondering if you would recommend that place?
Many thanks
Daniel
With flights booked to CHS in early April 24 (in order to visit The Masters) I am now looking for restaurant recommendations in CHS. We will have three days there before we go to Columbia where we have our hotel to visit the tournament.
I am wondering if anyone of you has restaurant (lunch) recommendations for Charleston? Interested mostly in local cuisine (but of course open to other recommendations). Can practically only do lunch or early dinner as we have a 2 year old in tow
I remember from last year that I've seen an Oyster bar (at King St?) opening at 12pm with a large queue outside, I am wondering if you would recommend that place?
Many thanks
Daniel
Dec 21, 2023, 5:44 pm
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I will throw some out tomorrow, but Charleston is kid friendly for the most part. A couple I think are especially family friendly. Also there are some great breakfast and brunch places.
Where are you staying in Columbia? Since you are in the UK, For a true southern experience, I would recommend a meat and three at Lizard’s Thicket. Chain restaurant but a traditional southern meal.
ETA: we liked Prohibition and Toast for brunch. Poogan’s Porch was good southern food and is kid friendly and open for lunch. Husk is a great high end restaurant and is open for lunch on weekends. Maybe an early dinner there.
Where are you staying in Columbia? Since you are in the UK, For a true southern experience, I would recommend a meat and three at Lizard’s Thicket. Chain restaurant but a traditional southern meal.
ETA: we liked Prohibition and Toast for brunch. Poogan’s Porch was good southern food and is kid friendly and open for lunch. Husk is a great high end restaurant and is open for lunch on weekends. Maybe an early dinner there.
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Dec 22, 2023, 4:55 am
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I will throw some out tomorrow, but Charleston is kid friendly for the most part. A couple I think are especially family friendly. Also there are some great breakfast and brunch places.
Where are you staying in Columbia? Since you are in the UK, For a true southern experience, I would recommend a meat and three at Lizard’s Thicket. Chain restaurant but a traditional southern meal.
ETA: we liked Prohibition and Toast for brunch. Poogan’s Porch was good southern food and is kid friendly and open for lunch. Husk is a great high end restaurant and is open for lunch on weekends. Maybe an early dinner there.
Where are you staying in Columbia? Since you are in the UK, For a true southern experience, I would recommend a meat and three at Lizard’s Thicket. Chain restaurant but a traditional southern meal.
ETA: we liked Prohibition and Toast for brunch. Poogan’s Porch was good southern food and is kid friendly and open for lunch. Husk is a great high end restaurant and is open for lunch on weekends. Maybe an early dinner there.
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I will throw some out tomorrow, but Charleston is kid friendly for the most part. A couple I think are especially family friendly. Also there are some great breakfast and brunch places.
Where are you staying in Columbia? Since you are in the UK, For a true southern experience, I would recommend a meat and three at Lizard’s Thicket. Chain restaurant but a traditional southern meal.
ETA: we liked Prohibition and Toast for brunch. Poogan’s Porch was good southern food and is kid friendly and open for lunch. Husk is a great high end restaurant and is open for lunch on weekends. Maybe an early dinner there.
Where are you staying in Columbia? Since you are in the UK, For a true southern experience, I would recommend a meat and three at Lizard’s Thicket. Chain restaurant but a traditional southern meal.
ETA: we liked Prohibition and Toast for brunch. Poogan’s Porch was good southern food and is kid friendly and open for lunch. Husk is a great high end restaurant and is open for lunch on weekends. Maybe an early dinner there.