Our Town
Charleston may have gotten its Holy City nickname from the number of steeples that punctuate the skyline, but the restaurant scene has added a fresh touch of divine to our Lowcounty capital.

When it comes to Charleston, our roots run deep. So we tapped our team – a mix of lifetime locals and more recent, but no less intertwined, transplants – to show us their favorite discoveries. From fishing holes to watering holes, each of these places is a lesson in how, even in a city full of charms, we all have spots we find most meaningful.

SALTY MIKE’S

CITY MARINA

“I’ve been coming here forever. It’s just an authentic gem that tourists still don’t know about.”

KATE, SALES (WITH LEON THE KING)

RANTOWLES CREEK

JOHNS ISLAND

“Rantowles Creek was one of the first places I got to explore when I started kayaking. It’s one of the only spots where I can regularly go where the water is so calm that IT reflects the views around me, and I almost can’t tell which way is up and which way is down.”

CHRIS, PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT

CHICO FEO

FOLLY BEACH

“Chico Feo is my happy place on Folly Beach. It’s an outdoor hole-in-the-wall that’s beer and wine only with a 5-item Asian menu. Twinkle lights and lanterns hang in the trees and there’s always really good music playing.”

HOPE, NEW PRODUCT DESIGN

THE SHED

ANSONBOROUGH

MADRA RUA

PARK CIRCLE

“I was here when the doors opened. I was here when my grandfather died and Spence bought the whole bar a round to toast him. I was here when Chelsea won the Champions League. I was here the moment they reopened their doors this year after a fire destroyed it."

ANNE, CREATIVE

RIVERFRONT PARK

NORTH CHARLESTON

“When I first moved here, I started walking at the park to clear my mind. I ran into this pier and it is the single most relaxing place to go. Plus, there’s a really great ice cream shop nearby.”

DAISHA, FLEET

BOTANY BAY

EDISTO BEACH

“I know it’s not technically Charleston, but this place tops my list. It is just so beautiful here.”

JORDAN, PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT

MORRIS ISLAND LIGHTHOUSE

FOLLY BEACH

“If you head out on the beach for about a mile there is a bend where the ocean meets the marsh. Every time I go out there, without fail, I see dolphins.”

SAM, CRAFT

THE BRIDGE SPOT

WESTSIDE

“There are a lot of skateboarders at Urban that, over the past 10 years, have helped build this concrete skate park under the bridge on Huger Street. It’s a space created by those of us in the local skate community to be able to come together and promote a positive, safe atmosphere and a healthy culture.”

GARRICK, EVAN & MATT, CRAFT

STEAMBOAT LANDING

EDISTO ISLAND

“This place, this spot, it’s basically where I grew up. My brother and cousins and I would always ride our bikes down here just to hang out and relax.”

STRETCH, CRAFT

PHILADELPHIA ALLEY

FRENCH QUARTER

“This was the first location I got to help my brother when he started his career as a photographer. Long story short, it started with drinks and ended with me getting a tattoo.”

WES, CRAFT

WATCH NOW

See our team on the town and more behind-the-scenes snippets in our latest video series, Undercurrent.

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