4.7
- 4.7Food
- 4.9Service
- 4.7Ambience
- 4.5Value
Noise • Moderate
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4 June 2026
Charleston’s cobblestone streets and candlelit verandas scream romance, and that Lowcountry charm also defines its best date-night restaurants. Window seats and fried fish baskets take the edge off first-date nerves at an oyster bar. For dinner and dancing, there’s a multi-level hotspot with killer sunset views. Proposals mean a nautical dining room at a waterfront beauty. This guide pairs Charleston restaurants with romantic occasions from first dates all the way to milestone anniversaries. These are Charleston’s 12 best date-night restaurants.
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14 November 2025
The feature highlights Sorghum & Salt's Cheerwine holiday punch drinks, including The Dark and Cheery and the Day Sipper, as part of a Charleston round-up of festive seasonal cocktails. It notes how local restaurants craft Cheerwine-inspired drinks to celebrate the holidays.
Published in Post and Courier