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New Hand-Roll Bar KYN Takes Over a Former Charleston YMCA on Cannon Street

A curved sushi counter now fills a brick building on Cannon Street that once served as Charleston's YMCA, and diners sitting at it can watch chefs roll fish and rice into crisp sheets of nori before the hand rolls are passed straight to their hands. That's the scene at KYN, a new Japanese-inspired hand-roll and cocktail bar from chefs Tae Woo Lee and Peter Marcus, now open at 61 Cannon Street in downtown Charleston.

Charleston, SC · 8d
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Mount Pleasant Culinary Scene: Exploring the Mount Pleasant Seafood Trail

Mount Pleasant is famous for its deep coastal roots, but for seafood lovers, experiencing the authentic taste of the Lowcountry just got a whole lot easier. With the launch of the brand-new Mount Pleasant Seafood Trail, exploring local restaurants committed to serving wild-caught seafood from South Atlantic waters is now an effortless culinary adventure.

Mt Pleasant, SC · 7d
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Food & Wine

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10 Wines the Pros Say You Shouldn’t Miss at the Food & Wine Classic in Charleston

The pros pouring at the Food & Wine Classic in Charleston reveal the can’t-miss bottles they’re sipping, from world-class Burgundy to a special Champagne release.

Charleston, SC · 7d

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V Modern Putting a Contemporary Spin On the Italian Menu

Restaurant at 465 Meeting St. Excites the Senses, Evolves Into Lively Late Night Lounge, Offering Unique Tuesday Promotion. History and southern hospitality are among the top reasons Charleston is often listed as number one by travel and tourism magazines. Those two factors aside, Charleston's ever evolving food and beverage community alone bring countless numbers to the holy city, an aspect locals have long understood. While still considered a small city steeped in genteel antiquity, surprisingly Charleston provides a diverse culinary scene.

Charleston, SC · 7d

The Daily South

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4 Best Grocery Stores To Buy Steak, According To Southern Chefs

For many of us, one-stop shopping is the most efficient way to stock the kitchen for the week ahead. While going to a butcher to purchase things like steak or lamb, or a cheesemonger to buy a block of hard cheese and a baguette, may sound nice, in theory, the convenience of a big grocery store offering all of these items and more is hard to beat.

Charleston, SC · 10d

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Peculiar Pig Farm: Apple cornbread stuffed pork chops

Farm owner Marvin Ross and his brother, Jada, are fifth-generation farmers on their family's Dorchester land. They raise heritage-breed pigs and prioritize ethical treatment and sustainable farming practices, including purchasing grains from local farmers. Restaurants across the Carolinas and Georgia now source meat from Peculiar Pig. You can find their meat in a few markets in and around Charleston, and you can order meat boxes directly from the farm online.

Charleston, SC · 11d

The State

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Roaches, rodent droppings, fuzz. Worst Midlands restaurant inspections: October

The South Carolina Department of Agriculture has wrapped up its restaurant inspections for Oct., and the dirtiest kitchens in the Midlands have been spotted. Inspectors look at kitchen conditions, and this month, they found roaches, rodent droppings, fuzzy organic growth and employee misconduct. The following restaurants had restaurant inspections in Oct. and received C grades, which is the lowest achievable score. This is a sample of the restaurants with the lowest scores and is not a complete list. You can find the complete list here : Captain D’s at 818 Hwy 1 S in Kershaw County Captain D’s in Kershaw County had a restaurant inspection on Oct. 5 and received a score of 78. The inspector noticed that an employee was handling raw fish and other proteins and didn’t wash their hands before switching tasks. Dishes were stored with food and grime still on them. Raw fish was being stored at a temperature that could risk bacterial growth. Fly and roach activity was noticeable during the inspection. The inspector also saw dead flies and roaches throughout the kitchen. There were damaged gaskets in the walk-in cooler and cabinets had black growth inside them. There was a heavy buildup of grease

Lexington County, SC · 10d

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Healthy Takeout in the Lowcountry

I’m a cook. But some nights, dinner needs to come from someone else’s kitchen, and healthy food (or fresh ingredients delivered to the door) can make the evening meal that much easier. So, the next time your husband asks where to pick up dinner and you stare back at him blankly, keep this list handy. It’s for the late work night, for the day the house cleaner came and you’d like the kitchen to stay pristine one more day, and for the evenings when everyone in the family is running in a different direction.

The Lowcountry, SC · 8d

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6 Piggly Wiggly Secrets Employees Wish South Carolinians Knew

After enough trips, your regular grocery store can feel like second nature to you. Still, some Piggly Wiggly details tend to slip past even loyal South Carolina shoppers. Here are the details worth knowing before your next trip to the Pig. 1. Independent Store Owners. Piggly Wiggly is a franchise,...

South Carolina · 15d

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Wetzel’s Pretzels Opens Inside Walmart in Goose Creek, South Carolina

Wetzel’s Pretzels, the iconic brand known for its fresh, hand-rolled pretzels, is expanding its presence in South Carolina with a new bakery inside the Walmart Supercenter at 605 Saint James Ave. The Goose Creek bakery will be operated by Mathieu and Hannah Rajaonah. The husband-and-wife duo relocated to the...

Goose Creek, SC · 10d

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This Little Blue Seafood Shack In South Carolina Is Worth The Drive From Anywhere In The State

Somewhere between the tourist brochures and the waterfront restaurants with the scenic views and the prices to match, there’s a little blue building on Morris Street in Charleston that’s been quietly serving some of the most honest fried seafood in South Carolina. Dave’s Carry-Out is the kind of...

Charleston, SC · 11d

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6 Old-School Drive-In Restaurants In South Carolina That Take You Back In Time

Want to find the best old-school drive-in restaurants in South Carolina that feel like a trip through time?. These 6 drive-in restaurants serve up classic comfort food and a big dose of nostalgia!. 1. Mac’s Drive In (Clemson) There’s something special about pulling up to a place that looks...

South Carolina · 19d

Crafting Your Home

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South Carolina SNAP Households Can No Longer Buy Candy, Energy Drinks or Soft Drinks, but Diet Soda Is Still Allowed

Healthy Food SC began Nov. 1, 2026 as a two-year initiative. SNAP benefits no longer buy candy, energy drinks, soft drinks or sweetened beverages, though diet and zero-sugar soft drinks remain allowed.

South Carolina · 9d

The US Sun

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Red Lobster & Outback Steakhouse among restaurants facing $5,000 fines if they breach state’s October 28 label law

RED Lobster and Outback Steakhouse are just some of the many eateries affected by a new state law cracking down on menu labels. The fresh legislation is permitting $5,000 daily fines for any restaurant failing to disclosed exactly where some seafood was caught. South Carolina House Bill 4248 took effect...

South Carolina · 10d

mindfullyamerican.com

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7 Big Differences Between Publix and Food Lion Every South Carolinian Should Know

At the Publix register, you enter your phone number before you finish paying. It’s a small step, but Food Lion does it differently. Some South Carolinians shop at both, and the switch is easy to miss on a quick trip. Here are the differences between Publix and Food Lion...

South Carolina · 11d

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This Little South Carolina Roadside Diner Serves Homestyle Breakfast Just Off Highway 17

An open-face biscuit piled with sausage patties, sausage gravy, and two eggs goes by the name Land Shark. That name alone made me laugh. Then I read about the Creek Slam, a country fried steak breakfast smothered in more sausage gravy. The building looks like a cheerful yellow box beside...

South Carolina · 11d

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South Carolina Is Home To A Flea Market So Massive, It Takes A Full Day To Walk Through

There are places in South Carolina that locals know about but rarely talk about, and the Anderson Jockey Lot and Farmers Market in Belton is absolutely one of them. This market isn’t a weekend errand. It’s a full-day commitment, and a genuinely wonderful one at that. To understand...

South Carolina · 11d

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This South Carolina Seafood Buffet Has Been Piling Crab Legs And Shrimp Onto Plates Since 1986

Life-size sharks hang over the dining room at this South Carolina seafood buffet. Hammerheads, great whites, and makos float above you while you crack crab legs, which is a bold choice of dinner company. The decor only gets wilder from there, starting with an 18-foot replica of Queen Elizabeth II....

Myrtle Beach, SC · 11d

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Sink Your Teeth Into 9 Unsuspecting South Carolina Restaurants With Unforgettable Food

Looking for unsuspecting restaurants in South Carolina with truly unforgettable food?. These 9 remarkable spots serve up incredible dishes and one-of-a-kind flavors!. 1. Seewee Restaurant (Awendaw) That little blue cottage with string lights along Highway 17 near Awendaw looks like something out of a storybook, and the food inside lives...

South Carolina · 9d

charlestonlivingmag.com

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dining out: Bonne Vivre on Upper King

At 39 Rue de Jean, Chef Letha McClary layers hearty Lowcountry flavors over French bones. At 39 John Street, behind a wall of plate-glass windows, a zinc bar catches low light, and the low hum of good conversation rises toward a pressed-tin ceiling. Opened in 2001 inside a two-story brick warehouse built in 1880 for the Charleston Manufacturing Company, 39 Rue de Jean helped lead the charge to transform Upper King Street into a dining destination. Part of the Holy City Hospitality group, alongside Victor's Seafood and Steak, Virginia's on King, Vincent Chicco's, Charleston’s Smallest Bar, and Coast Bar & Grill, this French brasserie has earned its provenance the old-fashioned way, one dinner service at a time.

Charleston, SC · 9d