Calling all foodies, wine enthusiasts, and culinary aficionados! If you’ve never attended Charleston Restaurant Week, you are missing out on the epicurean event of a lifetime. This is one of the most anticipated weeks in the South Carolina Lowcountry! Whether you are craving something sweet, savory, or anything in between, this one-of-a-kind event will please every palate. Below, you will find a guide to the January 2020 event, but remember to save room for dessert!
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Your Guide to Charleston Restaurant Week 2020
What Is Charleston Restaurant Week?
The participating restaurants of Charleston Restaurant Week offer prix fixe lunch and dinner menus ranging from $20 to $50. This is a great and affordable way to sample some of the Holy City’s top restaurants. Each restaurant has a custom menu featuring three to four courses. From savory dishes like shrimp and grits to sweet classics like pecan pie, you can expect a little bit of everything on the menu.
When Is Charleston Restaurant Week?
Charleston Restaurant Week is a semiannual event. The January 2020 event will kick off on the 9th and run through the 19th. That’s 11 days of mouthwatering cuisine to sample for lunch or dinner! Make your reservations now so you don’t miss out on Charleston’s best and most affordable dining options.
Participating Restaurants
The following are just a glimpse into what you’ll find on the menu during the 2020 Charleston Restaurant Week. For a full list of participating restaurants, make sure to check out the Charleston Restaurant Week website.
Downtown Charleston
- Circa 1886 (upscale American cuisine with local ingredients)
- Halls Chophouse (premium steaks and fresh seafood)
- The Macintosh (farm-to-table American food)
- Poogan’s Smokehouse (classic Southern barbecue)
- 5 Church (upscale new American cuisine and cocktails)
- Amen Street Fish and Raw Bar (fresh oysters and seafood)
- Basil Thai Restaurant (Thai cuisine)
- Bay Street Biergarten (contemporary Southern pub with Bavarian flair)
- Butcher and Bee (farm-to-table favorites)
- High Cotton (Lowcountry fine dining)
- Indaco (Italian food and wine)
- Josephine Wine Bar (small plates and wine bar)
- Poogan’s Porch (Southern cuisine with a twist)
- Ruth Chris Steakhouse (upscale steakhouse)
- Slightly North of Broad (modern Lowcountry bistro)
Mount Pleasant
- Bistro Toulouse (French cuisine and wine bar)
- Grace & Grit (Southern surf ‘n’ turf)
- NICO | Oysters + Seafood (fresh oysters, seafood, and French fare)
- Red Drum Restaurant (Southwestern favorites)
- Tavern & Table (New American cuisine)
- Butcher & The Boar (American food, bourbon, and beer)
West Ashley
- Al di La (Italian cuisine and wood-fired pizzas)
- Mellow Mushroom (pizza)
- Ms. Rose’s Fine Food & Cocktails (Southern specialties and comfort food)
North Charleston & Park Circle
- Basil Thai Restaurant (Thai cuisine)
- Cowboy Brazilian Steakhouse (Brazilian restaurant)
- Yokoso Japanese Steakhouse (Japanese steakhouse and sushi bar)
- Mellow Mushroom (pizza)
James Island
- Fam’s Brewing Company (craft beer and pub fare)
- Bohemian Bull (burgers, craft beer, and bourbon)
Johns Island and Kiawah Island
- The Atlantic Room (local seafood and exceptional wines)
- Cherrywood BBQ & Ale House (Southern barbecue and craft beer)
- Forty-Eight Wine Bar (fine wine, craft beer, charcuterie, and small plates)
- Tomasso at Turtle Point (upscale Italian cuisine)
Stay Near It All
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