Author: Sam Spence


GuidesCharleston

The Resy Guide to Charleston Steakhouses

There aren’t many better nights out than a self-paced, comfortable steak dinner. In the Charleston area, it can be indulgent…

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The Hit ListCharleston

The March Hit List: Southbound, Sorelle, Malika Canteen, and More

The busy seasons are officially upon us in the Holy City. Charleston chefs will pull double-duty during Charleston Wine +…

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The Hit ListCharleston

The February Hit List: Husk, Pink Bellies, Huriyali, and More

Most of the cold days are behind us and the spring-summer busy times are approaching fast. That’s why we keep…

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Resy FeaturesCharleston

How Nico Romo Has Mastered the Charleston Vibe

Nico Romo could have opened his new restaurants in downtown Charleston. It was where he earned his local bona fides,…

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The Hit ListCharleston

Where to Eat in January: Lenoir, Wild Olive, Iron Rose, and More

After the holiday hustle (and perhaps some questionable potlucks), it’s time to head back to our local favorite spots in…

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Best of The Hit ListCharleston

The 10 Restaurants That Defined Charleston Dining in 2022

In a strong year for dining, what were the absolute standouts?  We asked our contributors to the Resy Hit List…

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The Hit ListCharleston

Where to Eat in December: The Quinte, Pisco Mar, King BBQ, and More

It’s great to see Charleston’s longstanding community favorite restaurant owners spinning up new businesses left and right. This month, local-favorite…

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The Hit ListCharleston

Where to Eat in November: 167 Sushi Bar, Melfi’s, Bowens Island, and More

Sweater weather in Charleston may last for about 11 days per year, but lucky for you that’s just enough time…

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GuidesCharleston

The Resy Guide to Finding Great Ice Cream in Charleston

Ice cream is way more than a summer treat; let’s get that out of the way first. At the very…

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The Hit ListCharleston

Where to Eat in October: Gingerline, Tippling House, Millers All Day, and More

New restaurants in Charleston give us a chance to try new things — and especially so now that the streets…

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