Best Nightlife in Sullivan's Island

"James Beard award-winning HUSK features an ever-changing seasonal menu of locally sourced Southern dishes served in a gorgeous restored Victorian-era home. At Husk, there are some hard-and-fast rules about what can go on your plate – if it doesn’t come from the South, it’s not coming through the door. While supper at the iconic Husk is unbelievable and a destination dining experience for travelers worldwide, it can be hard to get a reservation, and the real locals secret is that the Bar at Husk is just next door and just as good – the bar features a similar ingredient-driven food menu, and a drink menu full of beautiful cocktails and 50+ bourbon choices that will knock you right off your rocking chair."

"Sean Brock’s iconic Charleston restaurant, Husk, became one of the South’s most buzzed-about restaurants after it was featured in Season 6 of Chef’s Table. Today, with sister locations in Nashville, Savannah, and Greenville, Husk continues to inspire diners with Southern-focused menus crafted around ingredients sourced exclusively from the South. ^ At first read, that might not sound that impressive, but this kind of ingredient sourcing is incredibly difficult."

"Husk lives up to the hype with interesting takes on some of the most popular Southern eats. Even with the departure of award-winning chef Sean Brock, Husk continues to churn out dishes that elevate Lowcountry cooking. Husk uses fresh local ingredients and reinterprets heirloom recipes to create a unique taste that is both familiar and strange (in a good way)."

"Halls is notoriously difficult to get a reservation for, and not exactly “kid-friendly”, with one exception: Gospel Brunch!. Making a reservation two (yes, two) months in advance, we had an in to enjoy one of the most coveted brunches in town. And it sure lived up to the hype."

"This is the meal you want to have if you’re trying to be a little fancy and sophisticated for once. It’s cooked to perfection, complemented with a side of loaded mashed potatoes or lobster mac and cheese…you can thank me later."

"How Art Thou Jazz Club & Restaurant, Charleston|Courtesy How Art Thou Cafe. In James Island, just a few minutes drive away from Charleston, lies a little gem that aims to fuse several roles under one roof — cafe, concert venue and art gallery. The ultimate mission of How Art Thou Café was to create a place where artists are encouraged to express their identity freely."

"Liven things up a bit at Silver Dollar, one of Charleston’s most upbeat, energetic downtown bars. Its location is conducive to college students as it is near campus, and guests are likely to be putting a mere dollar down on the bar top come Mondays and Wednesdays. The college crowds are complemented by a dance-inspiring soundtrack and surging social vibes."

"Ideal for running, biking, camping, hiking, and just enjoying nature. It is ideal for families and groups and has a lot of amenities to cater for everyone. The park has two playgrounds- Tot Lots and Fun Lots, an off-leash dog park, picnic sites with tables, grills, park center with a snack bar where one can buy water and snacks, it has washrooms, it has open meadows, a sand volleyball court, horseshoe pits, bicycle rentals, and a waterpark and even grounds for events and concerts."

"North Charleston Wannamaker County Park is a nature-oriented park designed for family and group use. It offers over 1,015 acres of beautiful woodlands and wetlands, and provides guests with a variety of activities. Miles of paved trails allow for exploration of the area’s beautiful natural resources."

"The Inn at Middleton Place provides guests with the perfect opportunity to take advantage of all of the activities at Middleton Place. The inn was a former rice plantation, but it was repurposed; today, it is a stunning property with floor-to-ceiling windows that offer expansive views. There are 35 rooms available, each with a rustic decor that is designed to complement the natural surroundings."

"Middleton Place is a very unique place to visit, and is a must-see if you are visiting Charleston!. The historic preservation offers a house museum built in 1755, guided tours, a restaurant, and amazing landscaping. Middleton Place is an American National Historic Landmark, and is a beautiful location to visit while in Charleston!"

"Middleton Place is one of a handful of historic plantations worth visiting in the Lowcountry. Admire the gorgeous manicured gardens, explore various exhibits, and take in the history."

"This shady oak and monument-filled park offers up gorgeous views of the Charleston Harbor and Fort Sumter. Stroll the oyster-shell-laden paths, and during certain months of the year, you may spot some nests and baby birds as the park is also a rookery for black-crowned night herons."

"#happypuppy #dela #dog #minibullterrier #minibully #bullterrierlovers #dogofinstagram #instadog #dogstagram. A post shared by cat Wilson and dog Dela (@wilson_dela) on Jul 1, 2017 at 3:58pm PDT. Have too many plans to exercise your dog properly while you’re in Charleston?"

"Magnolia Plantation is one of the most interesting plantations near Charleston, and one of the oldest in the entire South!. While it has a somber history and pays homage to the people who were enslaved there through tours and attractions, you will be blown away at its natural beauty. There are striking gardens covering the 464-acre Magnolia Plantation."

"Address: 3550 Ashley River Road, Charleston, SC 29414Phone: (843) 571-1266Website. The centuries old plantation, the oldest public gardens in America, is home to thousands of beautiful flowers and plants creating a tranquil landscape. Year-round beauty is provided by camellias, daffodils, azaleas, and of course magnolias."

"Dropping by the Magnolia Plantation & Gardens is a must-visit for those looking for the best things to do in Charleston, SC."

"In times of uncertainty, it’s always nice to have comfort food, and there’s no food more comforting than the collision fries from Holy City Brewing: hand-cut fries with beer cheese, cheddar-pepper jack blend, house bacon lardons, ranch dressing, Bulls Bay smoked salt, and scallions. Pair that with a six-pack of one of its popular beers, like the Pluff Mud Porter, and suddenly this whole stay-at-home thing doesn’t seem so bad. Cost: $11 for an order of collision fries, $10 for a sixer; order online via Uber Eats"

"North Charleston’s Holy City Brewing sees their trade as a chance to bring people together. Holy City is another one of Charleston’s breweries that has brought a lot to the scene since its opening in 2011. It offers a community feel, excellent food, live music, and a refreshingly wide variety of craft beer."

"Location: 1021 Aragon Ave, Charleston, SC 29405, United States. Our favorite dish: The Porkstrami Reuben. Give them a call: +1 843-459-2948"

"The Hold by Revelry Brewing specializes in crafting barrel-aged beers. While many breweires in Charleston are experimenting with IPA, these funky beers and sour beers highlight this new endeavor by the folks from Revelry, which is right around the block from the original Revelry location. These beers were very different and unique, and the one we tried, Orange Blossom Braggot, was a perfect after-dinner treat!"

"Revelry Brewing Company is a three-story building that sits in the heart of a busy food and beverage district. Revelry gets creative with its beers, many of which have won awards. The brewery has different levels and areas to fit your style."