
Rosemary Rose
A French Riviera-inspired lounge above The Nickel hotel: olive trees, fire-pit tables, and Mediterranean small plates.
Rosemary RoseFrom rooftop sunsets to natural wine in a shoebox. Charleston pours well at every altitude.
Citrus Club
The Watch
A French Riviera-inspired lounge above The Nickel hotel: olive trees, fire-pit tables, and Mediterranean small plates.





A candlelit, provincial French lounge for serious cocktails, wine, and whiskey.

Lively up front, intimate reservation-only bar in back. A neighborhood favorite.

A speakeasy-styled hideaway with handcrafted cocktails and Caribbean notes.

Maximalist, flower-filled, and fun: cocktails, champagne, and caviar bites.


Modern, creative cocktails and shareable plates from a decorated bar team.


A pioneering craft cocktail den. Tell them a mood and they build the drink.


The 167 Raw team's tucked-away bar for oysters, curated drinks, and full meals.

Classic cocktails and live jazz in the lobby of The Charleston Place.

A cozy neighborhood spot for classic cocktails, martinis, and zero-proof drinks.

Cocktails and French brasserie glamour inside a grand old bank on Broad.


Tucked down a downtown lane, the coffee lounge turns wine bar after dark.



Neighborhood bottle shop and bar with rare finds and Tuesday tastings.


A James Beard-nominated natural wine program with Mediterranean snacks in Park Circle.

Old Village's living-room wine shop. Locals, corks, and conversation.

A onetime speakeasy from 1893 with a courtyard that feels like old Charleston.

Low-key rock club with hearty pub food along the Cooper.


A vinyl-driven listening bar: craft cocktails, deep cuts, and groovy nostalgia.

Come by land or boat: a waterfront marina bar with local beer and easy eats.

Seafood, barbecue, and cold drinks on the docks of Shem Creek.

A year-round beach bar in an 1849 train depot. Orange Crushes and live music.




Ambitious beers and a full kitchen on the upper peninsula.

A big waterfront taproom with a full kitchen and room to spread out.

Organic-minded pioneers brewing on the old Navy base since the beginning.


Johns Island's community brewery with a big patio and easygoing crowd.

Charleston's biggest stage: stadium shows and touring headliners on Daniel Island.

A Navy-base warehouse turned event space hosting concerts, markets, and festivals.

Open-air concerts and festivals on the Cooper River at the old Navy base.

A restored 1849 train depot theater with impeccable sound. Something on almost nightly.

An industrial-chic venue on the upper peninsula for live music and special events.

Low-key rock club with hearty pub food along the Cooper.

The downtown institution for touring bands, packed floors, and late nights.

James Island's beloved listening room: two stages, a deck, and music every night.

Live music with your toes in the sand. A beachfront rite of passage since 1972.

A restored art deco movie palace hosting intimate shows on King Street.

Charleston's grand performance hall: symphony, Broadway tours, and jazz festivals.
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