Anonymous
04/16/2014 09:39
Subject: Travelling to Charleston, what must we do?
Closed for Business for best beer selection.
Poe's on Sullivan's Island - great laid back beach bar.
Fort Sumter is fun.
Walk the waterfront park.
Ghost walk at night.
Walking tour of historic district.
Husk, SNOB, Fig are all great restaurants.
Poe's on Sullivan's Island - great laid back beach bar.
Fort Sumter is fun.
Walk the waterfront park.
Ghost walk at night.
Walking tour of historic district.
Husk, SNOB, Fig are all great restaurants.
Anonymous
04/16/2014 09:00
Subject: Re:Travelling to Charleston, what must we do?
Hominy Grill
Aquarium
Fort Sumter cruise
Aquarium
Fort Sumter cruise
Anonymous
04/15/2014 21:27
Subject: Travelling to Charleston, what must we do?
Read up a little on Charleston's history. Plan a day trip to one of the local beaches. Get ready to eat...a lot.
Anonymous
04/15/2014 12:05
Subject: Travelling to Charleston, what must we do?
They might enjoy Patriot's Point. there is a WWII aircraft carrier they can tour and helicopter rides.
Anonymous
04/15/2014 10:32
Subject: Travelling to Charleston, what must we do?
Go to Magnolia Plantation
Anonymous
04/15/2014 09:29
Subject: Travelling to Charleston, what must we do?
Thanks everyone!
Anonymous
04/14/2014 18:10
Subject: Travelling to Charleston, what must we do?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:2nd the ferry to Fort Sumter.
Also, Bessinger's barbecue is really good.
Noooo. Bessinger was a racist and a secessionist, and you don't want to eat in one of his (chain) restaurants.
Each of the Bessinger brothers opened their own restaurants. Maurice was indeed a terrible person...he recently died....but he wasn't affiliated with the other brothers' restaurants. Anyway you should check out the Glass Onion.
Anonymous
04/14/2014 18:02
Subject: Travelling to Charleston, what must we do?
If the kids can take a nice restaurant and behave, the Hominy Grill is fantastic.
Farther out and on the casual side, the Bowens Island Restaurant is a James Beard award winner, as casual as it gets and probably crowded at times, but incredible food.
Farther out and on the casual side, the Bowens Island Restaurant is a James Beard award winner, as casual as it gets and probably crowded at times, but incredible food.
Anonymous
04/14/2014 17:46
Subject: Travelling to Charleston, what must we do?
Visit the sites supported by the National Trust for Historic Preservation and take an interior tour of the homes. Very beautiful and unique.
http://www.preservationnation.org/travel-and-sites/sites/drayton-hall.html#.U0xW4U7D_mI
http://www.preservationnation.org/travel-and-sites/sites/drayton-hall.html#.U0xW4U7D_mI
Anonymous
04/14/2014 17:39
Subject: Travelling to Charleston, what must we do?
Anonymous wrote:2nd the ferry to Fort Sumter.
Also, Bessinger's barbecue is really good.
Noooo. Bessinger was a racist and a secessionist, and you don't want to eat in one of his (chain) restaurants.
Anonymous
04/14/2014 17:22
Subject: Travelling to Charleston, what must we do?
2nd the ferry to Fort Sumter.
Also, Bessinger's barbecue is really good.
Also, Bessinger's barbecue is really good.
Anonymous
04/14/2014 17:14
Subject: Re:Travelling to Charleston, what must we do?
Visit some of the beaches. Ferry to Fort Sumter (sp).
Eat out often and make reservations - great food!
It's a college town so finding a place to have a beer shouldn't be tough.
Eat out often and make reservations - great food!
It's a college town so finding a place to have a beer shouldn't be tough.
Anonymous
04/14/2014 17:11
Subject: Travelling to Charleston, what must we do?
1. Take a carriage tour of the city
2. Eat at S.N.O.B. (Slightly north of Broad!
3. Stop referring to your husband as "hubby."
2. Eat at S.N.O.B. (Slightly north of Broad!
3. Stop referring to your husband as "hubby."
Anonymous
04/14/2014 17:00
Subject: Travelling to Charleston, what must we do?
Two kids, 14 and 9. What are some must see things we should do? Also, any restaurant recommendations? My hubby is a huge beer enthusiast. Any good beer spots with lots of taps? The kids are old enough to stay by themselves in the Hotel for a few hours in the evening so hubby and I will be able to get away by ourselves for an evening or two.