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illustration by julia rothman
i have a love for charleston, south carolina that's hard to put into words. the southern charm, grace, and beauty of this historic city is so breathtaking that i always feel as if i've stepped back in time when i visit. and though the historic parts of charleston are almost limitless, there's also a great independent art and design community in town that's a joy to see. so i'm thrilled to have charleston local sandra carmola with us today to share a guide to shopping, eating, and site-seeing in town. also, a big thank you to cameron at the cottage industrialist for sharing some great additional charleston hot spots with us. i've noted her additions with * below. thanks, sandra and cameron!
*if you're in charleston, be sure to stop by hominy grill- it's where ac and i spent one of our first breakfasts after our wedding and their "big nasty" biscuit breakfast is to die for.
CLICK HERE for the full city guide after the jump!
Many thanks to Grace for allowing me to give her readers a glimpse of our beautiful city of Charleston! I have lived here for nine years, and made my way here via my now-husband, who after grad school wanted to live somewhere that felt like we were on permanent vacation. Charleston certainly fits the bill, with its palmetto trees, tropical climate and endless variety of things to do and fabulous restaurants to try! Words can't properly paint a picture of Charleston, but I hope to convey how special this city is and inspire you to experience it on your own!
First, a geography lesson: Charleston is located in the Lowcountry of South Carolina, a region full of beautiful tidal salt marshes, ports and barrier islands. Downtown Charleston is located on a peninsula formed between two rivers, the Ashley and the Cooper, and where they meet to – as locals like to say – form the Atlantic Ocean. West of the Ashley River are West Ashley (part of the City of Charleston) and the town of James Island, and east of the Cooper River is Mount Pleasant. Beyond these are the beaches of Sullivan's Island, Isle of Palms and Folly Beach – each about 15-20 minutes away from downtown, and inland are a number of towns that altogether form the Charleston metro area.
Downtown Charleston is much like a charming European city; the best way to experience the peninsula is by foot. A stroll around the residential areas of downtown will reveal secret gardens and alleyways, intricate iron gates by master craftsmen, and pristine nineteenth century mansions. In your wandering you may notice an architectural typology that originated in Charleston called the Single House. One room wide with the narrower façade facing the street, the style developed in reaction to the hot, humid summers before air-conditioning, with two-story piazzas along one full length of the house, overlooking the side garden. The piazzas allowed for windows and doors to be kept open for ventilation while sheltered from the elements, and maximized outdoor living space.
After strolling the neighborhoods, meander to King Street for your shopping fix. King Street is the center for retail commerce in Charleston, and is divided into three distinct districts: Lower King is the antique district, Middle King is the fashion district, and Upper King is more recently known as the design district, which hosts design walks in the spring and fall to celebrate this "Soho of the South." Here you'll find locally-owned shops featuring designer furniture and fixtures, home accessories, lighting, handmade jewelry, and a number of trendy restaurants, among other diverse boutiques.
If art is your thing, the French Quarter neighborhood is home to over 30 galleries on cobblestone streets, and hosts a free art walk on the first Friday of the month, when the galleries keep their doors open late and offer wine and hors d'oeuvres. Nearby, the City Market is where local vendors set out their wares daily, offering everything from jewelry to souvenirs to sweetgrass baskets, handcrafted in the tradition of ancestors centuries before. The Saturday Farmers Market in Marion Square also features local artists and craftsmen in addition to the freshest local fruits, vegetables, baked goods and food vendors.
Speaking of food, Charleston is top-notch in culinary endeavors and has emerged as a great southern foodie destination. Our best local chefs – many nationally-recognized award-winners among them – have reinvented Lowcountry cuisine, updating the traditions of Southern food and blending them with Caribbean and Gullah influences, using the finest local ingredients. The New York Times recently hailed Charleston as a "new capital for regional cuisine."
The city is also the capital of southern hospitality. It has been repeatedly voted the most polite city in America, and it's no wonder – how could anybody be rude or unpleasant with such picturesque surroundings, sunny weather and rich culture and history?
There are a number of revered historic, charming and elegant places to stay in Charleston; this is just a small sample:
Francis Marion Hotel: Great central location if small rooms in this historic hotel. 387 King Street.
Planters Inn: Top notch service in an elegant setting, located right at the City Market. 112 North Market Street.
French Quarter Inn: A boutique hotel in a great location. 166 Church Street.
Dwelling: Modern furnishings and accessories. 474 King Street.
GDC Home: Furniture and home accessories, linens and fabrics. Multiple locations in the metro area.
Celadon: Contemporary furniture and housewares (fabulous lamps!) with a sustainable component. 1015 Johnnie Dodds Blvd, Mount Pleasant.
Lesesne: Contemporary furniture, housewares, and stationary. 539 King Street.
SIG: High-end kitchen and bath fixtures. 511 King Street.
Lulan Artisans: Artful fabrics from the collaboration of contemporary American textile designers and Asian master weavers. 469 King Street.
Hampden Clothing: A fashion-forward women's clothing boutique. 314 King Street.
V2V: Fresh and modern women's clothing boutique. 295 King Street.
Butterfly Consignments: Recycling is all the rage, and here you'll find like-new designer labels in women's fashion and accessories. 482 King Street.
Filigree: Chic handcrafted metal + gemstone jewelry by artisan Heather Key Tiller. 47 John Street.
Felice Designs: Sometimes delicate, sometimes chunky, colorful one-of-a-kind glass jewelry by local jewelry designer Felice Killian. 424 King Street.
Elizabeth Stuart Design: Traditional and contemporary furnishings, curated together with a great eye for design. 422 Savannah Highway, West Ashley.
Poe Studio: Unique children's items, jewelry and gifts. 819 Savannah Highway, West Ashley.
*Magar Hatworks: Custom made hats that truly have to be seen to be appreciated (for both men and women).
*Blue Bicycle Books: A great local bookstore on King Street
*Elizabeth Stuart Designs: A beautiful upscale design "emporium"
*Out of Hand – Tucked away on a quiet Mt. Pleasant street, this eclectic boutique of home goods, paper treats, and jewelry is a hidden jewel. 113-C Pitt Street.
*House of Sage – An eco-friendly boutique for men, women, and the home. 51 George St.
*Mac & Murphy – A one-stop shop for all things paper–from letterpressed cards to wrapping paper and accessories. 74.5 Cannon Street.
*Geo. Birlant & Co. – In a town steeped in history, Birlant's is positively drunk with it. Even if antiques aren't your thing, the sheer scope of Birlant's is something to behold. 191 King Street.
*Artist & Craftsman Supply – Want to paint your masterpiece, but left your sketchbook at home? Stop in for watercolor postcards, some charcoal, and a set of paints. The staff is knowledgeable and friendly, so don't be afraid to ask if you can't tell your gouache from gesso. 143 Calhoun Street.
O-Ku: Contemporary Asian-inspired interiors and exposed brick walls make this a sophisticated hotspot for sushi and cocktails. 463 King Street.
Trattoria Lucca: Off the beaten path, so it's where the locals go for authentic Italian fare downtown. 41 Bogard Street.
F.I.G.: Food Is Good – and artful, and local, and memorable – at this favorite neighborhood bistro, and with James Beard Best Chef Southeast Mike Lata at the helm, you won't be disappointed. 232 Meeting Street.
McCrady's: Modern preparations of local ingredients make chef Sean Brock a master craftsman of the culinary field. 2 Unity Alley.
*City Lights Coffee: A great local gem with delicious coffee.
Al Di La: A seasonal Northern Italian menu sings with simplicity and satisfying dishes at this local favorite trattoria. 25 Magnolia Road, West Ashley.
Kudu Coffee: A locally-owned favorite for a cultured cup of joe. 4 Vanderhorst Street.
Ted's Butcherblock: Famous for the big green egg smoker, pick up an affordable bottle of wine and some gourmet meats, cheeses, and prepared foods to-go, or eat-in off the shop's gourmet sandwich menu or $12 Friday wine-tasting dinners. 334 East Bay Street.
Monza: Wood-fired pizzas and Italian favorites with local flair in this chic space. 451 King Street.
Basil: A hip Thai hotspot. 460 King Street.
Chai's: Basil's sister restaurant, for trendy tapas and cocktails. 462 King Street.
Poe's Tavern: People watch on the porch and enjoy the beautiful weather and great burgers at this island destination. 2210 Middle Street, Sullivan's Island.
Hominy Grill: Southern comforts from a James Beard Best Chef Southeast award-winner. 207 Rutledge Avenue.
Cru Café: A fusion of Asian flavors and local favorites in a charming Charleston single house. 18 Pinckney Street.
Glass Onion: New Orleans meets Lowcountry cuisine at this smart comfy diner with an emphasis on local ingredients. 1219 Savannah Highway, West Ashley.
*EVO (Extra Virgin Oven) Pizza – Woodfired pizza featuring fresh, local ingredients in the heart of the newly revitalized Park Circle neighborhood of North Charleston. 1075 East Montague.
*Shine – Enjoy "international street fare" in a swanky dining room far, far from the madding crowd. 58 Line Street.
*Tattooed Moose – Supposedly, there are things on the menu here other than the famous Duck Club Sandwich, claimed by many to be the greatest sandwich in the world, but why anyone would order anything else is a mystery. 1137 Morrison Drive
Sugar Bakeshop: An adorable shop with stellar goodies. 59 1/2 Cannon Street.
Peninsula Grill coconut cake: Locally and nationally famous and rightly so. 112 North Market Street.
*Baked – The popular Brooklyn bakery has colonized the South! Brownies, cookies, tarts, and more in a bright, cheerful spot with wide, inviting benches. 160 East Bay Street.
*Sweetteeth Chocolate – While at Sugar Bakeshop, don't forget to pick up a couple of Sweetteeth's handmade chocolate bars, which are sold at Sugar and other spots all around town.
Spoleto Festival: A two-week international arts festival beginning at the end of May.
Farmers Market at Marion Square: Saturdays from April through December, featuring local artists and craftsmen, produce and fresh food vendors.
French Quarter Art Walk: Free and open to the public on the first Friday of March, May, October and December.
Charleston Wine + Food Festival: Highly acclaimed and growing every year, in early March.
*Moja Arts – Music, Art, Dance, and Theater, highlighting the many African-American and Caribbean contributions made to western and world cultures. Late September-Early December.
*Charleston Fashion Week – The Southeast is quickly becoming a new hub for fashion design, and each March, designers from the South and beyond gather to celebrate all that is new, now, and on the horizon in fashion.
*Cameron sent in this extra section for the guide. Thanks, Cameron!
Eye Level Art – Art gallery meets gathering spot in this large warehouse and event space. 103 Spring Street.
Redux Studios – View works of art from local artists in their own habitat—many exhibiting artists have studios in the building and teach classes to the public here. 136 St. Philip Street.
League of Charleston Theatres – Charleston is steeped in centuries of theatrical tradition—from classic favorites to contemporary work pushing artistic boundaries, member companies bring theater to thousands every year.
Gallery Chuma – Specializing in the art of the Gullah people of the Lowcountry sea islands, the gallery boasts a huge collection of local wunderkind Jonathan Green's bright, soulful paintings. 43 John Street.
Gibbes Museum of Art – Focusing on the art of the American South, the Gibbes is known primarily for its historic collections of colonial and Charleston Renaissance works, but it continues to amass an impressive collection of contemporary Southern work. 135 Meeting Street.
Scoop Studios – Features primarily mixed-media work by local, regional, and international artists. 57 1/2 Broad Street.
Music Farm – Nevermind the questionable acoustics, this is a Charleston music institution, and the energy inside this old train depot is infectious whether the bands are playing jam band tributes, country ballads, reggae beats, or rock anthems. 32 Ann Street.
52.5 Records – Features an eclectic selection of CDs (and some vinyl), with a focus outside the mainstream. 561 King Street.
i loooooove charleston!
Also, drive out past Isle of Palms (North) on US-17 to Awendaw to Seewee restaurant…easily one of the best old roadfood places I've ever eaten in my entire life! http://www.roadfood.com/Restaurant/Reviews/1402/seewee-restaurant
WE just went for a trip about a month ago and ate that this quaint little spot called Joesph's, which was so delicious that I still think about my meal! you should add it to the list!
i would also add Worthwhile, an amazing shop on king street that carries a detacher, isabel marant, etc…
charleston rocks!
Home Sweet Home!! Born and raised right here in Charleston. I work on Calhoun St, a block from King St and Marion Square.
Thanks for visiting, come back soon!!
I love Charleston and go every year with my family. We always go to this restaurant called Ansons. It is delicious.
Great list!! I also love Metto Coffee & Tea – 354 W Coleman Blvd
Mount Pleasant, SC 29464. Best muffins I've ever had!
I simply MUST mention Gaulart et Maliclet (or Fast and French) at 98 Broad Street. Authentic casual French dining with fantastic soups, sandwiches, and desserts. Oh. And wine, of course.
Went to school there. Met my husband there. Lived there for 6 years. Will retire there. :) Such a beautiful place to be.
I was just in Charleston and this is a pretty good guide. I would also recommend the restaurants S.N.O.B., Mercato, and Tristan. But I ALWAYS have breakfast at Hominy Grill – AMAZING!!! There are some awesome antique stores in Mt. pleasant too!
visiting charleston is on my list of must do's for this summer!
I'd like to add Hope and Union Coffee, 39 Rue de Jean, South of Market, Billy Reid, Caviar & Bananas, Wildflour Pastry and Charleston Place Hotel as well as 2nd the comment about Worthwhile. Charleston is awesome :)
For a low key soup and sandwich place that is also vegetarian friendly, Five Loaves Cafe is a must! On the corner of Cannon St and Coming St. downtown.
I know what you mean about Charleston. My husband and I went there a few years ago and I was ready to move. I had a great time shopping and bought tons of paintings. I didn't really research it at the time, but there must be a huge art/design school nearby.
I love Charleston, too! We always cross the bridge & go to Mt. Pleasant to eat at the Boulevard Diner. It doesn't look like much from the outside, but the food is definitely top notch.
it's like you read my mind, i'm working on a Charleston print right now. thanks for all this research goodness!!
The second best meal of my life was at FIG. Seriously good stuff. They change the menu often which is fun, but I miss the roasted cauliflower. As my mom would say, it would make you smack your granny. Yes, I'm southern.
I've made charleston home for over 6 years now and can't imagine living anywhere else! You should add Poe's Tavern to your list on Sullivan's as well as Taco boy downtown and on Folly beach! Thanks for the article about the amazing city we get to call home!
Yay Charleston! Agree with the Hope and Union Coffee, Billy Reid, and Worthwhile additions and Bin 152 is a great new wine bar on lower King Street.
Don't forget Lime Blue on Queen Street… a great little gallery that sells amazing ceramics and prints…l and I second the Wild Flour nomination on Spring Street… her scones are the BEST!
We live pretty close to Charleston (Hilton Head Island) and we enjoy heading up there whenever time permits to peruse all the wonderful shops and restaurants. It's such a beautiful and charming city.
The College of Charleston's School of the Arts has tons of great music and theatre performances, a contemporary art gallery and lectures on art history, historic preservation and community planning. A lot of the events are free or only $5 – $15…a great value! The campus is integrated right into downtown – a really beautiful, historic (1770) campus to stroll, too.
yeah, yeah, everyone loves charleston.
My husband & I have a Charleston trip planned for this fall. I can't wait to add these finds to our list of things to do! I also have to say that Baked is one of our favorite bakeries to hit up for a morning pastry. Totally combines our love for New York and Charleston!
I must add the variety store for breakfast at the marina, windjammer on isle of palms for drinks on the beach, home team bbq at sullivans for great 'que, atlanticville and high thyme also at sullivans for dinner.
Oh my, this post made me so homesick.
Hurrah for the Charleston Design guide! Great recommendations- I never miss stopping into Celadon & GDC Home to check out the wares. Candelabra is also a great lighting source in Mt. Pleasant. We stay in Isle of Palms in some of the most charming rental properties on the island: http://mindingthemanor.blogspot.com/2010/02/going-coastal.html
Can't wait to go back!!!
I love this!! My brother lives there and I love to go visit so thanks for the ideas!
i second the Five Loaves Cafe for affordable and delicious sandwiches and soups. and Rue de Jean is a must – the mussels are amazing, you should try them even if you think you don't like mussels – they are THAT good!
i miss charleston dearly and hope to move back one day!!
Don't miss Robert's of Charleston –the restaurant with the amazing singing chef.
Pam – Unfortunately, Roberts will be closing in the next month or two. Sorry to be the bearer of bad news!
Charleston has a wealth of culture, history and amazing restaurants.
In addition to that, the surrounding areas are full of the same and include incredible natural areas and family friendly beaches.
Also, there is a large collection of people in Charleston who are dedicated to both preserving and advancing the city and surrounding areas.
A great place to visit, an incredible place to call home. Great write up.
Oh my goodness! This is lovely, and makes me ache for home. BUT, you simply must check out Jestine's Kitchen for truly authentic Southern food. It is such a land mark in Charleston (251 Meeting St.).
P.S. You should really look into doing an Asheville, NC guide.
i'd be happy to post an asheville guide from any local who wants to help! i put out calls for new cities every few months and then work through them, so if anyone wants to tackle asheville, i'd be thrilled to post it. it's an amazing town. :)
Charleston Grill is amazing. My family & I always make the trip to this restaurant. Their pastries are amazing & the food is out of this world! and the jazz! wow i can't wait to go back soon
so homesick. McCrady's restaurant is a must add for the true Foodie. Ah-Mazing. Also such a gorgeous venue, I was actually married upstairs in the Long Room- it was incredible.
My aunt has a house on Isle of Palms and we visited every summer! I especially recommend eating at Blossom Cafe and the Sea Biscuit on Isle of Palms!
I also have to agree that Hope and Union coffee shop, Billy Reid, and Fast and French should be added to the list!! Charleston is oh so inspiring!!
Yes, Charleston Grill!! (i'm not bias even though my sister is the exec chef!) :) amazing place, great use of local produce and other goodies.
I live in South Carolina, and yes Charleston is nice.. so if you like Charleston you will LOVE Savannah, Ga. You should look into doing a guide on it too.
ta-da: http://www.designspongeonline.com/2009/01/savannah-guide.html
that's my favorite place in the world. there's no way i wouldn't cover that one ;)
I married a native Charlestonian and been here for about 12 years now. Love it. I call it home now although my dear Provence will always be #1 in my heart.
I just wanted to add to your list Bin 152 which opened up about 4 months ago (great wines, cheee and charcuterie plates).
Sermets' Corner on King St which has been there for over 15 years and is consistently good.
Slightly North of Broad is awesome for date nights.
Atlanticville on Sullivan's Island has one of the finest brunches in the city.
I can't believe I'm reading this while reserving a uhaul to move out of Charleston next week…so sad! Does anyone know where I could get a copy of the Julia Rothman print showcased here?
right now julia isn't making print versions of these illustrations, but maybe if people request them enough she'll change her mind ;)
I love Charleston with all my heart. It is my favorite place for a totally relaxing vacation. This post gave me a lot of new ideas for things to see and do next time I'm there, however, I was shocked that Worthwhile did not make it on your shopping list. Right on King Street, it is a "must go" for women's clothing if ever there was one.
Thanks for mentioning Poe Studio- it's always nice to know we have locals & visitors who love us.
I second metto–delicious pressed sandwiches and such friendly staff; I also love the mustard seed, 17 north, amen street fish & raw bar, avondale wine & cheese, music at the pour house and the tin roof, improv at theatre 99, movies at the terrace theatre, and kayaking with coastal expeditions.
I live and work in Charleston.
On my lunch breaks I take a 30 minute walks through the residential streets downtown. I take a new path everyday and get inspired by secret gardens and seer suckered home owners.
My fave laid back place to eat is Home Team BBQ on Sullivans Island. Try the painkiller frozen drink- be careful because they can sneak up on you.
Best Downtown place to eat is hands down the Charleston Grill. My fave bar downtown is the Library Rooftop bar.
So enjoyed this post! I went to Charleston for the first time last Fall and this post makes me anxious to go back. It was such a lovely, charming place!
On a recent trip to Charleston we found a little place called La-Dee-Da's, a really great antique shop in Mount Pleasant, SC, where you can relax and have a cup of espresso or specialty tea and a homemade sandwich or crackers and shrimp salad, etc…. There are all kinds of things in their shop.
They have antique handmade oriental rugs in the back room, reasonably priced. There is a nice collection of silver including decorative serving pieces and tea pots. They have numerous oil paintings, sophisticated silver and fabulous vintage jewelry. If you are interested in antiques shopping in Charleston, you absolutely must see this shop for yourself.
wow, finally soembody who writes something positive about SC, I have lived there for half a year as an exchange student and I do think it does deserve more positive attention that it does! :D
Yes Yes! One more for Julia breaking down and making prints of her illustrations for these design guides. They are AMAZING and I would love to buy a collection of my favorite cities, starting with the greatest city in the world: CHARLESTON
I'm a blogger living in charleston and I often post about thrifting and craigslist finds here in town!
Aww, my heart may have skipped a beat, seeing this. I live an hour away from Charleston! It's such a neat place. How wonderful :)
Great post! I checked out Lulan Artisans' website and loved it. Just hope to go there someday in person.
charleston is wonderful! i plan to make a road trip up there from savannah so this will be very handy. :)
How timely! I'll be heading down to visit my good friend Nathalie Dupree, a southern chef and cookbook author. I didn't know much about Charleston but now I'm super excited to go. And don't forget to mention Spoleto.
Awesome city! We visit often since we are 3 hours away & my sister lives there.
don't forget Mustard Seed and El Bohio- across the street from each other on Maybank Highway on James Island. After a yummy meal of Cuban or inspired Nouveux American, hit the Terrace Theatre for an indie movie (and bucket of beer) or the Pour House for the latest in live music. That one small block has so much to do!
Add me to the list of people who would love a Charleston print!!!
I moved to Charleston from Savannah two years ago and I could not be happier with the decision…while they are both unforgettable places to visit, Charleston is truly a wonderful place to live.
We moved back west from Charleston not too long ago. We really miss how beautiful that part of the country is. There is a great restaurant just off of East Bay Street called The Buccaneer. Good food, not too expensive and the ambiance is awesome.
I agree with Rachel Lachel, Joseph's should DEFINITELY be on the list. I tell people all the time it was THE BEST BREAKFAST OF MY LIFE (I had their sweet potato pancakes w/ toasted pecan butter). I'm going back for the 2nd time this May for a bachelorette weekend and already sent this post to all the other girls :-) Thanks!
Thanks for the mention!
I absolutely love charleston! Elizabeth Stuart Design is may favorite store in town!! FAB
I would also recommend staying at the VENDUE INN! That is where we stayed for our honeymoon and the quality of rooms (marble fireplace, full tub with jets, down everything on the four post bed…) plus the SERVICE is unbeatable. There was a note to the "Mr. and Mrs." from the manager when we arrived. Complimentary southern breakfast, wine and cheese reception, and cookies and milk before bed! It was a dream vacation in every sense.
Also, I would like to add my request to Amber's for the Julia Rothman print of Chaleston above. Please pass it along Grace! I have a space above a 50's dinette set next to my photographs of the churches, harbor, Market, White Point Gardens, and cobblestone streets of Charleston that is dying for that print….
I've been waiting for a city guide for Charleston!! Just moved here to a suburb near that city and hunting for great finds and I've noticed no shortage of places to eat!!
I want that print as well- she needs to sell them asap.
Yes! I have been waiting for a Charleston Guide. Definately should have added Hope and Union, Worthwhile, Lime Blue, and Caviar & Bananas as all are very design-oriented.
Thanks so much for featuring Charleston, Grace! Although my husband and I regretfully had to move away for grad school and jobs, I will always hold this city close to my heart. We're vacationing there for a week this summer, and I appreciate the tips on new places to try! (especially food – isn't it clear that Charlestonians love our fine food?!) La Fourchette on Upper King is a favorite of mine – hope it's as good as I remember!
I looooove Charleston. Family friends have a house on Sullivan's, and we visit at least once a year. My husband and I (New England bored and bred) love it so much down there that we got married at the Historic Rice Mill!
Did anyone mention Burbage's? It's one of the last old fashioned neighborhood corner grocery stores…though there are quite a few around downtown.
Mr. Burbage makes one of the best barbecue sandwiches I've ever had. It's fun to stop in there, slip back to the tiny deli counter and order a sandwich with a glass-bottled Cheerwine to enjoy on a park bench by Colonial Lake just across the street.
Ah, Charleston! I went to college at the College of Charleston and am planning a much anticipated trip back next month when I visit my friends and fam in the States (I'm in London now)… Def miss it – Rue, Sugar, Yo Burrito, Momma Brown's BBQ, Mellow, Hominy etc etc etc!!!
Thank you so much! I'm going to Charleston on my honeymoon in a month and a half. I've been checking for a city guide, and HOORAY! You have one now!
What about S.N.O.B? or Dixie Dunbar for Jewelry? I've found some great vintage pieces and jewelry made from antique charms and I always try to stop by! http://www.dixiedunbarstudio.com/ Cumberland's is my favorite lunch spot for tasty shakes, fries, burgers… and its in front of Granny's Goodies which is a pretty sweet thrift store!
such a wonderful, comprehensive guide to Charleston!! I love living here, and fully appreciate it every second of every day!
Sorry you miss the old village of mt pleasant, just over the bridge. Its a wonderful spot with the old post house, the village bakery, the amazing old fashion pharmacy and of course Out Of Hand. Next trip?
Your synopsis is excellent. I am grateful for being able to live in such a charming city! My boyfriend and I recently started a blog to keep our friends and family abreast of all the great stuff going on around town.
Your synopsis is excellent. I am grateful for being able to live in such a charming city! My boyfriend and I recently started a blog to keep our friends and family abreast of all the great stuff going on around town.
Charleston is my fave city, along with SF!! We enjoyed dining at Shem Creek Inn (seafood) in Mt. Pleasant and stayed at the Charleston Harbor Resort – beautiful view of the city and a 5 minute drive over the bridge. Make sure to tour Fort Sumter, shopping on King Street, and tour the surrounding islands in the area – the beaches are fabulous! Boone Plantation was one of 'The Notebook" locations, too.
Ooooooh! Sweet! Thank you for this kind mention & for linking to our blog! We LOVE Design*Sponge and are thrilled to see this feature on our lovely city!
And we agree w/ Amber: the Julia Rothman illustration is so great!
Planning a wedding there next year. Anyone recommend a florist? Venue? Thanks for your help.
i was once in Charleston and went into a shop where they sold old plates and flatwear from hotels ,old shiplines etc. does anyone know where I am talking about
You should really add the Jack Patla Co. at 181 King Street to your list of great places to shop. They have to die for antiques and garden ornaments. Very sweet people to deal with, too!
my hubby and I just went to Charleston for 3 days and printed out this guide – it was FANTASTIC – thank you so much! We stayed at the french quarter inn – HIGHLY recommend it.
Thank you! I actually just moved here and bought my new dining room table at Celadon in Mt.P. I cant wait to explore the city!
Are there any good flea markets or thrift stores in the Charleston area that are worth checking out???
Charlestonians love Coast (on John Street, near Marion Square) for seafood. Check out The Glass Onion on the Savannah Highway (US 17 South) for great lunches too.
Ahhh, tattooed moose has an AMAZING burger! and ask for jenny as your bartender. she's the best!
A quirky gift shop called Indigo is definitely worth a visit when you're in Charleston. It is located at #4 Vendue Range (right across from Waterfront Park). We sell artfully (some locally) made jewelry, art, clothing and home goods. It's a bright little shop that's very very special.
Ooh!! Another great foodie spot is Husk– farm to table and oh, so fantastic. The bar is the old carriage house and is a great place to have fancy drinks. 76 Queen Street
Thank you for another great City Guide. Between the perfect guidance for a visit to Detroit and more excellent guidance for Charleston, the designsponge city guides really are essential traveling companions.
Thanks too to all the commentors. I was just in Charleston with two friends and we had fantastic meals at Husk, Monzo, Poe's Tavern (I was skeptical but the burgers were cooked to perfection and really tasty), Trattoria Lucca (I'm still thinking about my meal), and Hominy Grill (we were offered dessert after our breakfast–woah!). I wish I'd gotten to F.I.G!
Cupcakes at Sugar Bakeshop were so good, as was the caramel and sea salt chocolate bar from Sweetteeth Chocolate I picked up there.
My favorite place in Charleston: Mac and Murphy. I spent far too much money there on calendars, cards, notecards. A lovely lovely shop. Definitely head to Mac and Murphy after cupcakes at Sugar Bakeshop.
I am desperate for a cluster of these City Guide prints on my wall…I would love one for each of the cities I've called home- Seattle, Memphis, Greenville, Raleigh/Durham, and now Charleston. Julia was responsible for Seattle, Memphis, and Charleston- sign me up for one of each!! (Sadly neither Raleigh or Durham guides came with an illustration- i've been searching the web for something stylistically similar!)
you should drop julia a note and tell her ;)
What a lovely city and sure want to go there sometime! Southern charm and elegance rolled into one.
Great guide!
I would like to visit this city as soon possible. Great city!
The BIG NASTY is a must on every trip to Chuck. Last time I was there, I ordered from the road & ate it in my car with my bare hands. *embarrassing*
Great write up! I love charleston. I would say a trip to sullivans is required.
This guide was great for my recent trip to Charleston! One to add, and not to miss: Curiosity, a great little antique store at 56 1/2 Queen Street. It's tucked down a little lane, and is full of reasonably priced vintage items, including dishes and old photos. The owner is lovely, and very helpful.
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GAO-02-971T: Published: Jul 25, 2002. Publicly Released: Jul 25, 2002.
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Since September 11, the safety and security of the nation's civil aviation system have taken on greater urgency. GAO found that the newly created Transportation Security Administration (TSA) has assumed responsibility for aviation security and has focused on meeting congressionally mandated deadlines for strengthening aviation security. So far, TSA has developed plans and implemented procedures for using federal employees to conduct security screening at more than 400 commercial airports; hired and begun to train nearly 4,000 key security personnel; and undertaken more rigorous background checks of workers with access to secure areas at airports. TSA faces immediate challenges in assuming responsibility for security in other modes of transportation, improving the performance of screeners, and addressing aviation security issues not covered by the Aviation and Transportation Security Act's current-year deadlines. TSA also faces long-term organizational challenges, including strategically managing its workforce, controlling costs, and sharing threat information.
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Aviation Security:TSA's Managed Inclusion Process Expands Passenger Expedited Screening, But TSA Has Not Tested Its Security EffectivenessGAO-15-465T: Published: Mar 25, 2015. Publicly Released: Mar 25, 2015.
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Homeland Security:Action Needed to Better Assess Cost-Effectiveness of Security Enhancements at Federal FacilitiesGAO-15-444: Published: Mar 24, 2015. Publicly Released: Mar 24, 2015.
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Sneed v. Social Security Administration
|Interested Party:
|Office of General Counsel Social Security Administration
|Brenda Lee Sneed
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|February 13, 2013
|Nebraska District Court
|8 Omaha Office
|Presiding Judge:
|John M. Gerrard
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|Social Security: SSID Tit. XVI
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|MEMORANDUM AND ORDER The Commissioner's motion to strike (filing 32 ) is denied as moot. This case is reversed and remanded to the Commissioner for further proceedings consistent with this opinion. A separate judgment will be entered. Ordered by Judge John M. Gerrard. (Copy mailed to pro se party)(GJG)
|February 14, 2013
|MEMORANDUM AND ORDER - Plaintiff's application to proceed in forma pauperis (filing 2 ) is granted, and the complaint shall be filed without payment of fees. The Clerk of the Court shall send a copy of this memorandum and order together wi th three summons forms and three copies of Form 285 to plaintiff for service of process on the United States. Plaintiff shall, as soon as possible, complete the forms (see attached Notice for persons to be served) and send the completed summonses and USM-285 forms back to the Clerk of the court. In the absence of those forms, service of process cannot occur. Upon receipt of the completed summons forms and USM-285 forms, the Clerk shall sign the summonses and forward them, together with copies of the complaint, to the U.S. Marshal for service on the United States. Ordered by Judge John M. Gerrard. (Copy mailed with forms to pro se party) (AOA)
|July 15, 2013
|MEMORANDUM AND ORDER - Plaintiff shall have until August 15, 2013, to complete service of process or to show cause why this case should not be dismissed for her failure to effect service of process. If plaintiff does not respond, or if good cause is not shown, this action will be dismissed without prejudice and without further notice. The clerk's office is directed to set a pro se case management deadline with the following text: August 15, 2013: deadline for plaintiff to show cause why service of process was not completed. Ordered by Judge John M. Gerrard. (Copy mailed to pro se party)(AOA)
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Keppel FELS delivered a second KFELS B Class jackup rig to offshore Mexican oil field services company, Integradora de Servicios Petroleros Oro Negro. Named Laurus at Keppel FELS today, the rig was delivered eleven days early and with a perfect safety record, Keppel noted. Laurus is the second of two high-specification jackup rigs that Keppel FELS has built for Oro Negro which will be chartered to PEMEX, Mexico's national oil company, for deployment in offshore Mexico. The first rig, Primus, was delivered in December last year. Mr. Wong Kok Seng, Managing Director (Offshore) of Keppel Offshore & Marine and Managing Director of Keppel FELS, said, "This delivery is the eighth by Keppel FELS this year, and in a year where we aim to deliver a record 20 rigs. Mexico is one of the 10 largest oil producers in the world, with close to 14 billion barrels of oil in reserves as of 1 January 2013. National oil company, PEMEX, plans to invest up to $25.3 billion in 2013, of which $20 billion will be targeted at upstream activities. Developed by Keppel's technology arm, Offshore Technology Development (OTD), the KFELS B Class jackup design is able to operate in water depths of up to 400 feet and drill to depths of 30,000 feet. The robust rig incorporates Keppel's advanced and fully-automated high capacity rack and pinion jacking system, and Self-Positioning Fixation System
Keppel Expands Foothold in Mexican Offshore Market
Keppel FELS, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Keppel Offshore & Marine Ltd (Keppel O&M), has won a contract from PEMEX Exploracion y Produccion, a subsidiary of Mexico's national oil company, Petroleos Mexicanos (PEMEX), to build two KFELS B Class jackup rigs worth US$420 million. Scheduled for delivery in 1Q 2015, the high specification rigs will be the 19th and 20th KFELS B Class rigs on order at Keppel, with 36 already delivered in the past decade.
AOD to Build KFELS Jackup Rig
Keppel FELS Limited's repeat customer, Asia Offshore Drilling Limited ("AOD"), has exercised its first of two options to build a KFELS B Class jackup rig worth $184 million. The effectiveness of this first option is subject to AOD or its wholly-owned subsidiary entering into a construction contract with Keppel FELS and fulfilling certain conditions precedent. This rig will be AOD's third with Keppel FELS and is scheduled for delivery in 3Q 2013
Keppel, Consortium Secure Jackup Contract
Keppel Kazakhstan LLP (Keppel Kazakhstan) and its consortium partner Ersai Caspian Contractor LLC, Kazakhstan (Ersai Caspian Contractor), have secured a contract from Teniz Burgylau LLP (Teniz Burgylau), an indirect wholly-owned subsidiary of JSC NC "KazMunayGas" (KazMunayGas) of Kazakhstan, for a KFELS B Class jackup rig worth US$242 million. Scheduled for delivery in 1Q 2015, the jackup rig will be deployed in the Caspian Sea when completed
Keppel FELS Delivers Another Premium Rig
Keppel FELS has delivered a KFELS B Class jackup rig, to Constructora y Perforadora Latina (CP LATINA), a private Mexican company in the energy sector. The rig was named La Santa Mariaat a ceremony in Keppel FELS. Delivered on time and with a perfect safety record, it will be chartered to Pemex, Mexico's national oil company, for deployment in offshore Mexico. La Santa Maria is the first of two high-specification jackup rigs that Keppel FELS is building for CP Latina
Keppel FELS Delivers 21st Rig of 2013
Keppel FELS Ltd (Keppel FELS) has delivered ARABDRILL 60, a KFELS B Class jackup rig, to Arabian Drilling Company (ADC) five days ahead of schedule, on budget and with a perfect safety record. This marks the 21st newbuild offshore rig that Keppel FELS has delivered in 2013, setting a new record for the most rig deliveries by a company in a year. The rig was named at a ceremony today in the presence of Mohamed Yousuf Rafie, Chairman, ADC's Board of Directors and Lawrence Wong
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Hardy Oil and Gas recently announced that its subsidiary, Hardy Exploration & Production Inc., has entered into an agreement with a subsidiary of Sinvest ASA (the Deep Drilling Invest Group) for the drilling of two wells on the CY-OS2 block, OilVoice reports. The contract term is for a period of two wells, with an estimated duration of around 130 days. The contract is targeted to commence in the second quarter of 2006, drilling to depths of 3,500 m. subsea at a cost of approximately $24 million
Ensco Acquires High-Specification Jackup Rig
Ensco said that a subsidiary of the company has purchased Diamond Offshore's Ocean Shield jackup drilling rig, a KFELS Super B Class design, delivered in 2008. The rig will be renamed ENSCO 109. The unique design includes two million pound hoisting capacity, a 15,000 psi high-pressure BOP and nearly 5,000 bbls of liquid mud capacity that make ENSCO 109 ideally suited to drill deep gas wells -- a high growth area in the premium jackup market
Keppel Wins Enscor $245m Jackup Deal
Keppel FELS Limited (Keppel FELS) has secured a contract to build an enhanced KFELS Super A Class harsh environment jackup rig from Ensco plc (NYSE: ESV) for $245 million. The rig is scheduled for delivery in 3Q 2014. This contract arose from the exercise of an option which was part of Ensco's order of two KFELS Super A Class rigs on 10 February 2011. Mr. Dan Rabun, Chairman and CEO of Ensco plc, said, "Ensco's new series of jackup rigs are enhanced versions of the KFELS Super A Class
Keppel Wins Add-on Mexican Jack-up Order
Keppel FELS, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Keppel Offshore & Marine Ltd (Keppel O&M), has secured a contract to build a jackup rig worth US$206 million from repeat customer Grupo R, a Mexican drilling company. Scheduled for delivery in 4Q 2015, the jackup rig will be built to Keppel's proprietary KFELS B Class design. It will be added to the fleet of another four similar rigs that Keppel FELS is building for Grupo R
Jackup Rig Delivered to Abu Dhabi's NDC
Lamprell delivers its 11th Super 116E jackup drilling unit Lamprell has completed the construction of jackup drilling rig, the Shuwehat, and has delivered the rig to Abu Dhabi's National Drilling Company (NDC) within budget and as scheduled.
Lamprell Delivers Drilling Rig to Dev Drilling
The Lamprell Group delivers its 12th Super 116E jackup drilling unit. Lamprell has announced the completion of construction on the jackup rig Jindal Pioneer and its delivery to Dev Drilling Pte Ltd of Singapore, a D. P. Jindal Group Company.
Keppel FELS to Deliver 100th Jackup Rig
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Lamprell Delivers Jackup Rig to Greatship
Lamprell announced it has completed construction on jackup drilling rig Greatdrill Chaaru, delivering the rig to Greatship Global Energy Services Pte. Ltd. Greatdrill Chaaru has been designed according to the LeTourneau Super 116E (Enhanced) Class design
Keppel to Operate Mexican Yard with PEMEX
Keppel Offshore & Marine (Keppel O&M) has strengthened its foothold in the offshore and marine industry in Mexico with the signing of an MOU (memorandum of understanding) with PEMEX Exploracion y Produccion (PEP) and P.M.I. Norteamérica, S.A. de C.V
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- Sparkling Pool & BBQ & Picnic Area
- Mediterranean Architecture
- Custom Kitchens and Custom Finishes
- Walk to Dining, Shopping and Restaurants
- Convenient to Indian River State College
- 2 Min. to Turnpike, I-95 and Min to Downtown!
- Great Location!
Community Features
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- Corporate Housing
- Fitness Center
- Garden Style
- Garden Style
- Hablamos Espanol
- Market Rate
- Pool
- Public Transportation
- Surface Lot
Apartment Amenities
- Air Conditioning
- Broadband Internet Access
- Cable or Satellite
- Carpet
- Ceiling Fan
- Dishwasher
- Extra Storage
- Furnished Available
- Microwave
- Tile Floors
- Vaulted Ceiling
- Walk In Closets
- Washer Dryer In Unit
- Window Covering
Local Schools
- Chester A. Moore Elementary School
- Dan Mccarty School
- Forest Grove Middle School
- Fort Pierce Central High School
- Fort Pierce Westwood High School
- Lakewood Park Elementary School
- Lawnwood Elementary School
- Samuel S. Gaines Academy K-8
- St. Lucie Elementary School
- Weatherbee Elementary School
- White City Elementary School
We believe school data to be accurate, but do not guarantee that. Please be sure to verify where your children will attend school before making your housing decision.
Pet Policy
We allow a maximum of 2 unspecifieds per household. Please note: Restrictions Apply.
- Pets Allowed
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Portofino Landings
Office HoursSunday 11 AM -6 PM Monday 10:00 AM-6:00 PM Tuesday 10:00 AM-6:00 PM Wednesday 10:00 AM-6:00PM Thursday 10:00 AM-6:00 PM Friday 10:00 AM-6:00 PM Saturday 10:00 AM-5:00 PM
Call or email us for an application. Beautiful, 2 & 3 Bedroom Garden Apartments Call for Specials! Corporate Housing Available. Furnished Available!
Take the Florida Turnpike to exit 152 or I-95 to exit 129, go east on Okeechobee Rd. about 1 mile to McNeil Rd. Make a left going north on McNeil Rd. .5 miles to Portofino Landings Blvd. Make a right on Portofino Landings Boulevard and then a left onto East Portofino Landings Blvd. the Leasing Office will be immediately on your right.
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Brown Bag All-Stars - Rottweilers
Artist: Brown Bag All-Stars
Producer: J57
Album: Brown Label EP
Avg Rating: 3.8 ( 6 votes )
The Brown Bag All-Stars crew has always provided the underground realm of hip-hop with crotch grabbing, lougie spitting, middle finger up on the hand that's not on the crotch type of rhymes, and their latest joint, Rottweilers, is no different. What did you expect from BBAS and a song named after a massive and skillful attack dog? Produced by J57, the classic rock lick laden track gives appropriate time for the All-Stars to deliver line after line of braggadocio and bravado that were built for the days when such rhymes were fiended over by hip-hop fans. Rottweilers is the first track to be released from their forthcoming EP, Brown Label EP, due out next Monday, February 13 via 2DopeBoyz.
Written by JC Poppe on 02/8/12
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