The Hit List The January Hit List: Kultura, FIG, Costa, and More No winter doldrums this year for Charleston’s restaurant scene. January may not be the busiest month for dining, but it’s… By Sam Spence January 2, 2024
Best of The Hit List The 10 Restaurants That Defined Charleston Dining in 2023 We asked our contributors to the Resy Hit List to share their top dining experiences in their cities this year — 10… By Sam Spence December 1, 2023
The Hit List The November Hit List: Colectivo, King BBQ, Lamar’s Sporting Club, and More With the 90-degree days in the rearview, fall is a perfect time to try new spots across Charleston. Seek those… By Sam Spence November 1, 2023
The Hit List The October Hit List: LoLA, Honeysuckle Rose, Cru Cafe, and More It’s one of the best months of the year to be out and about in Charleston. Of course, that means… By Sam Spence October 3, 2023
Fall Preview The Resy Guide to Autumn in Charleston The college students are back at COFC and The Citadel, the water is still warm but the air is a… By Stephanie Burt September 11, 2023
The Hit List The September Hit List: Beautiful South, Lola Rose, Southbound, and More As the season shifts, it’s time to make the most of the last gasp of summer days, while preparing for… By Sam Spence September 1, 2023
Letter of Recommendation How Alex Eaton’s Family Vibes Made Estadio Such a Lovable Charleston Cafe It’s travel season, and if you’re like me, you’re seeing multiple photos of your friends smiling, wine in hand, with… By Stephanie Burt August 16, 2023
The Hit List The August Hit List: Kultura, The James, Sullivan’s Fish Camp, and More Resy tables may be a little challenging to come by in the busy summer season (these spots do have air… By Sam Spence August 1, 2023
The Hit List The July Hit List: Minero, Azur, Islander 71, Skoogies, and More It’s summertime in Charleston, when more time outside and on the beach may mean you venture to try that new… By Sam Spence July 1, 2023
Guides Where to Drink Cocktails in Charleston Right Now From Madeira to Grand Marnier, Charleston’s drinking preferences have always been a tad quirky. In the 1790s, the city was… By Stephanie Barna June 23, 2023
