Charleston

Coast

Market Hall was built in 1841 for the use of the commissioners of the market and was also used as a meeting hall. Since 1899 it has been home to the Confederate Museum. The hall was the commercial center of Charleston for many years and served as a... Read More

Awendaw

Coast

Awendaw was named by the Sewee Native American tribe. It is also home to an oyster shell mound created by the Sewee Tribe. It is often referred to as "The Spanish Fort". Most of the mound is still intact. The rest of it was destroyed to construct roads... Read More

Charleston

Coast

South of Market offers sophisticated eclectic home furnishings and French objects. Some are transformed into brilliant fixtures - others left to their own simple, practical devices - all allowing you to transform the rustic or industrial into the elegant... Read More

North Charleston

Coast

There are two things you can find when you visit the Charleston area: good food and plenty of history.There's plenty of good food to be had at Robert's Bar-B-Q-Co. We serve breakfast, lunch and dinner. Read More

Charleston

Coast

Swig & Swine uses nothing but high quality hickory, pecan and other hard woods, and take their time to make sure the final product is the best that it can be. It's said that “Low and Slow” is what makes BBQ and Swig & Swine agrees. Read More

Edisto Island

Coast

The Waterfront Restaurant is locally owned and operated by island natives Susan and Scot Flowers. The Flowers’ name upholds four generations in the Edisto seafood industry. The Waterfront provides a casual and family-friendly atmosphere while offering... Read More