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There are seafood options galore in Charleston restaurants. Consider seafood the crowning jewel on Charleston's vast menu options. In the early 1990's, Charleston's cuisine had a culinary revolution where "low country cusine" emerged at the forefront. This cooking is associated with coastal South Carolina, which is rich in seafood. There are also influences from the Caribbean, Africa and parallels to New Orleans Cajun cuisine. This is evident in dishes like shrimp and grits, she-crab soup, low country boil, oyster soup, low country shrimp boil and frogmore stew. Hank's Seafood Restaurant 10 Hayne Street http://hanksseafoodrestaurant.com/ Located in a turn...
The city has a strong historical foundation, and a large portion of attractions and things to do in Charleston are historically based. Chances are that your Charleston Bed and Breakfast is even of historical significance, and has ties with the past. Some of the most prominent examples of this can be seen in the forts throughout the city. Fort Sumter National Monument Sullivan's Island, SC 29482 (843) 883-3910 http://www.nps.gov/fosu/index.htm Fort Sumter is one of the most visually mesmerising monuments in Charleston. It stands alone on Sullivan Island in Charleston Harbor, with the sturdy fort walls framing the island. If...
You're at your Charleston bed and breakfast and are ready to have a nice southern meal. This beautiful, quaint, charming town has a lot to offer! From lowdown cuisine to fine dining, you will not be disappointed. Here are some noteworthy restaurants to consider while on vacation at your Charleston B&B. Maverick Southern Kitchens 194 East Bay St.Charleston, SC 29401Phone: (843) 722-1212http://www.mavericksouthernkitchens.com Start your meal off with a berry sangria or a glass of vino from their extensive wine list. When you're relaxed and enjoying the ambiance of this fine southern restaurant, try the duck sausage with cranberry compote...