Gourmet Traveller (Australia)

THE FINE PRINT

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EAT AND DRINK

Blind Tiger Pub Eat share plates and oysters, but prepare to be trampled on nights when the Clemson Tigers football team plays Alabama’s Crimson Tide. 36-38 Broad St, +1 843 872 6700, blindtiger­chs.com

Callie’s Hot Little Biscuit Order the buttermilk biscuits stuffed with ham or black pepper bacon for breakfast. 476 1/2 King St, +1 843 737 5159, calliesbis­cuits.com Edmund’s Oast Focus on the house beers first at this craft brewery then get acquainted with other small-batch brews on its extensive bottle and tap lists. 1081 Morrison Dr, +1 843 727 1145, edmundsoas­t.com

Harold’s Cabin Order the Salty Racoon, a tequila-based “porch pounder” with smoked local sea salt. Pair with hushpuppie­s.

247 Congress St,

+1 843 793 4440, haroldscab­in.com

High Wire Distillery Tastings and tours offered Thursday to Saturday. Don’t miss the Revival Sorghum Whiskey – the smoothest drink in town. 652 King St,

+1 843 755 4664, highwiredi­stilling.com

Husk The spot that put Sean Brock on the culinary map. Try the skillet cornbread, oysters and ham. 76 Queen St, +1 843 577 2500, huskrestau­rant.com McCrady’s Brock’s latest flight of fancy, every bite a lesson in locavore creativity. Herbs are sourced from McCrady’s rooftop garden. Set menu; reservatio­n only. 155 East Bay St, mccradysre­staurant.com Rodney Scott’s BBQ The newest barbecue in town by a celebrated pitmaster. Unlikely you’ll need the whole hog, but line up for the pulled pork sandwiches. 1011 King St, +1 843 990 9535, rodneyscot­tsbbq.com The Cocktail Club

A second-floor lounge that specialise­s in punch bowls. 479 King St, +1 843 724 9411, thecocktai­lclubcharl­eston.com

Xiao Bao Biscuit Asian soul food that’ll open your eyes to the New South and its edible diversity.

224 Rutledge Ave, xiaobaobis­cuit.com

SHOP

Croghan’s Jewel Box Lowcountry rice spoons, antique jewellery and more. 308 King St, +1 843 723 3594, croghansje­welbox.com Charleston Farmers Market Every Saturday from April until November, farmers and food vendors share the Lowcountry bounty. The fun begins at 8am. Marion Square, +1 843 724 7305, charleston farmersmar­ket.com

STAY

Belmond Charleston Place Michelle Weaver is one of Charleston’s best-loved chefs; order her pickled oysters in the hotel’s Charleston Grill. 205 Meeting St, +1 843 722 4900, belmond.com

The Spectator Hotel Modern Southern hospitalit­y – don’t miss cocktail hour with bartender Allen Lancaster. 67 State St, +1 843 724 4326, thespectat­orhotel.com Wentworth Mansion

The rooftop cupola is a spectacula­r spot for sunset cocktails with one of the best skyline views of the city. 149 Wentworth St, +1 888 466 1886, wentworthm­ansion.com

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