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Christmas in Charleston: A Guide to Lowcountry Holiday Traditions, Old and New

By Christina Butler / November 29, 2021

The weather outside might not be frightful, but Charlestonians love...

Tags: Buxton Books, buy local, Charleston, Christmas, christmas lights, christmas parades, Christmas trees, cistern yard, college of charleston, Drayton Hall, Edmondston Alston House, Festival of Lights, history, holidays, King Street, Lowcountry, marion square, Middleton Place, Nathaniel Russell house, Santa, shopping

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Charleston Housing Market: Charleston Home Prices in the Last Fifty Years

By amber@matchsticksocial.com / November 23, 2021

It’s no secret that the greater Charleston area is one...

Tags: Charleston, downtown Charleston, house prices, housing trends, MLS listings, new construction, north charleston, real estate market, SUMMERVILLE, West Ashley

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Delis Downtown: Quick (and Delicious) Lunch Spots on the Peninsula

By Christina Butler / November 10, 2021

The Lowcountry has so many amazing deli and quick lunch...

Tags: Brown Dog deli, cafes, Caviar and Bananas, Charleston, deli, delis, Grouchos Deli, Lowcountry, lunch, Market Street deli, Mercantile, Mozzo, Queen Street Grocery, restaurants, Teds Butcherblock, to gos

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From Tex-Mex to Tapas: Charleston Mexican Restaurants

By Christina Butler / October 28, 2021

With offerings from authentic to taquerias to Tex Mex, there...

Tags: barsa, Charleston, cuisine, dos taqueria, el pincho, hispanic, hispanic cuisine, laurel, lola's, malign, maya del sol, mexican, mexican restaurants, pink cactus, santi's, spanish, tacos, tapas, tex mex, zia taqueria

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Formality and Fun: Fine Dining in Charleston

By Christina Butler / October 13, 2021

The Lowcountry has a longstanding reputation for amazing food, hospitality,...

Tags: Charleston, charleston history, circa 1886, culinary history, fine dining, hall's, hall's Nexton, high cotton, husk, mount pleasant, muse, old post office, peninsula grill, seafood, southern, special occasion dining, surf and turf, topsail, zero George

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From Abruzzo and Veneto to the Lowcountry: Charleston’s Italian Restaurants

By Christina Butler / September 28, 2021

Building on a centuries-old tradition of blending Italian classics and...

Tags: Al di La, Bacco, charleston restaurants, Fabios, Fratello's, Indaco, italian restaurants, Italians, italy, La Fontana, Le Farfelle, Lowcountry, Melfi's, restaurants, Vincent Chicco's, Wild Olive

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Christmas in Charleston: A Guide to Lowcountry Holiday Traditions, Old and New

Charleston Housing Market: Charleston Home Prices in the Last Fifty Years

Delis Downtown: Quick (and Delicious) Lunch Spots on the Peninsula

From Tex-Mex to Tapas: Charleston Mexican Restaurants

Formality and Fun: Fine Dining in Charleston

From Abruzzo and Veneto to the Lowcountry: Charleston’s Italian Restaurants