Anonymous
01/11/2014 21:26
Subject: Savannah and Charleston?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:In Charleston we enjoyed: SNOB, Hominy Grill, Husk, Glass Onion, FIG, Fast and French, photography walking tour, Marion Square Farmer's Market, Captain's Source dolphin tour, Charleston Cooks cooking class, walking ghost tour
We weren't in Savannah as long, but we enjoyed: Elizabeth's on 37th, Mrs. Wilkes' Dining Room, River Street Sweets, Chatham punch somewhere along River Street, Old Pink House, Tybee Island, Bonaventure Cemetery, Forsyth Park, did a somewhat disappointing ghost tour in a converted hearse
Had one of the worst meals at Old Pink House. Charming, historical, but don't get the flounder. It tasted like jam with a fishy flavor.
And the waitress did not care.
I struggle with southern "charm".
Yes, I know what you mean. We had a waitress that did not care at a restaurant in Burlington, Vermont. Guess no one in the entire city there has charm.
Anonymous
01/11/2014 21:18
Subject: Savannah and Charleston?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Heading to Charleston for a long weekend with my mom and siblings. Looking on VRBO for a place. Would folks recommend staying in town or at the beach? No big agenda except family time...
Folly Beach. Beautiful and not too commercial. And only 10 minutes from beautiful downtown. Ise of palms and sultans are okay but the current is much stronger on these islands and the drown rate is horrible each year. Folly is like a lake!
That is good to know. I worry when I go to a new beach with the kids how safe the swimming is.
Anonymous
01/11/2014 21:08
Subject: Savannah and Charleston?
Anonymous wrote:Sullivans's Island, Isle of Palms.
I grew up in Charleston and we were never allowed to go to sullivan because of the currents. Very dangerous beaches. Go to Folly, pretty, and close to down town.
Anonymous
01/11/2014 21:07
Subject: Savannah and Charleston?
Anonymous wrote:Heading to Charleston for a long weekend with my mom and siblings. Looking on VRBO for a place. Would folks recommend staying in town or at the beach? No big agenda except family time...
Folly Beach. Beautiful and not too commercial. And only 10 minutes from beautiful downtown. Ise of palms and sultans are okay but the current is much stronger on these islands and the drown rate is horrible each year. Folly is like a lake!
Anonymous
01/11/2014 21:06
Subject: Re:Savannah and Charleston?
I grew up in Charleston, and we go down every April during the spoleto festival. The Charleston Place is nicest hotel in direct downtown area. 5 star. I do not know about Savanna, never stayed there. Have a safe and fun trip.
Anonymous
01/10/2014 13:16
Subject: Savannah and Charleston?
PP again - trip will be in April.
Anonymous
01/10/2014 13:16
Subject: Savannah and Charleston?
Heading to Charleston for a long weekend with my mom and siblings. Looking on VRBO for a place. Would folks recommend staying in town or at the beach? No big agenda except family time...
Anonymous
01/10/2014 13:08
Subject: Savannah and Charleston?
Sullivans's Island, Isle of Palms.
Anonymous
01/09/2014 18:54
Subject: Re:Savannah and Charleston?
What are good beaches for kids near Charleston?
Anonymous
01/09/2014 18:34
Subject: Savannah and Charleston?
Anonymous wrote:In Charleston we enjoyed: SNOB, Hominy Grill, Husk, Glass Onion, FIG, Fast and French, photography walking tour, Marion Square Farmer's Market, Captain's Source dolphin tour, Charleston Cooks cooking class, walking ghost tour
We weren't in Savannah as long, but we enjoyed: Elizabeth's on 37th, Mrs. Wilkes' Dining Room, River Street Sweets, Chatham punch somewhere along River Street, Old Pink House, Tybee Island, Bonaventure Cemetery, Forsyth Park, did a somewhat disappointing ghost tour in a converted hearse
Had one of the worst meals at Old Pink House. Charming, historical, but don't get the flounder. It tasted like jam with a fishy flavor.
And the waitress did not care.
I struggle with southern "charm".