Charleston is a hotspot for paranormal activity due to its rich history, including Poogan’s Porch, the Old Citadel, Battery ...

Taste Charleston’s soulful side where Gullah flavors, fried chicken, and Southern love make every meal feel like home.

South Carolina has a way of surprising people, especially when it comes to Italian food. Beyond the barbecue joints and ...

Michael Toscano’s counter-service stop delivers one of Charleston’s simplest pleasures: a porchetta sandwich done right. The ...

The oldest cookbook still in continuous print by The Junior League, "Charleston Receipts" has been printed more than 885,000 ...

The lawsuit claimed the establishments misrepresented where they sourced their shrimp, and that many were imported, not local, as advertised. The lawsuit was based on a study done by SeaD Consulting, ...

Where: 186 Concord St, Charleston, SC 29401 This inland treasure brings coastal flavors far from any beach. Captain Steve’s transforms Fort Mill into your personal seafood paradise. The ocean-themed ...

How cool is that?” That cultural blend is core to the city's creative energy—from its expanding food scene to its galleries ...

Getting a quick bite from your favorite food truck is one of life's simple pleasures. Here are the best food trucks in every state across the U.S.

South Carolinians think nothing of driving hours across the Palmetto State just for a taste of Fleet Landing’s legendary seafood and that impossibly perfect key lime pie. The restaurant’s exterior ...

The historic West Ashley plantation, Drayton Hall, is offering free admission days. Plus, Charleston won an international ...

South Carolina shrimpers are in the peak of the fall white shrimp season. However, the number of local commercial boats are noticeably diminishing, specifically ...