Guidebook for Charleston
Food Scene
Literally a minute from our front door this new restaurant and bar is great for brunch, dinner or cocktails.
78 locals recommend
Rutledge Cab Company
1300 Rutledge AveLiterally a minute from our front door this new restaurant and bar is great for brunch, dinner or cocktails.
Santi's
1302 Meeting Street RdFor a Mexican food fix you can't beat this close restaurant.
This is a great spot to get your coffee fix and now they have kombucha on tap too.
109 locals recommend
Kudu Coffee and Craft Beer
4 Vanderhorst StThis is a great spot to get your coffee fix and now they have kombucha on tap too.
For a good painkiller, some plantains, and an outdoor atmosphere this is a nice spot
82 locals recommend
Fuel Charleston
211 Rutledge AveFor a good painkiller, some plantains, and an outdoor atmosphere this is a nice spot
Drinks & Nightlife
Another short jaunt away (easy to access by the bikes we provide) this is a great dive with live music on the weekends. Try the duck club.
95 locals recommend
Tattooed Moose
4845 Morrison DrAnother short jaunt away (easy to access by the bikes we provide) this is a great dive with live music on the weekends. Try the duck club.
Sightseeing
For a great overview of Charleston history, stop here before exploring the city.
371 locals recommend
The Charleston Museum
360 Meeting StFor a great overview of Charleston history, stop here before exploring the city.
Everything Else
Hands down our favorite historic home to tour. See if for the "flying staircase."
40 locals recommend
Nathaniel Russell House
51 Meeting StHands down our favorite historic home to tour. See if for the "flying staircase."
Whether you want pre-dinner cocktails or French cuisine Rue is a safe bet.
329 locals recommend
Charleston
Whether you want pre-dinner cocktails or French cuisine Rue is a safe bet.
Often overlooked, this museum is worth seeking out as it explains Charleston history of slavery
32 locals recommend
Old Slave Mart Museum
6 Chalmers StOften overlooked, this museum is worth seeking out as it explains Charleston history of slavery
Just a few blocks from our house, go here to take a jog or pleasant walk.
165 locals recommend
Hampton Park
Just a few blocks from our house, go here to take a jog or pleasant walk.
No visit to Charleston is complete without a trip to Fort Sumter, site of the start of the Civil War.
501 locals recommend
Fort Sumter National Monument
No visit to Charleston is complete without a trip to Fort Sumter, site of the start of the Civil War.