Off Course
I love going down to The Battery to walk around. King Street is great for shopping or for stopping to buy Belgian Gelato for a treat. There’s so much history here and some great tours, like Tommy Dew’s, that do a great job of showing that. Between the natural beauty and the history, you really can’t go wrong. I love FIG — it’s where I send anyone who asks for a Charleston dinner recommendation. Their Gnocchi Bolognese is to die for.
The Obstinate Daughter on Sullivan’s Island is great, too. They have a more laid-back vibe since they’re out by the beach. For casual eats, TBonz downtown is awesome. There’s also one in Augusta. For nightlife, The Commodore in downtown Charleston is a classic. Their cover band is amazing — that’s the place to be on a Saturday night.
I love the Windjammer on Isle of Palms, too. We’ve played there in the past, and it’s a great place to have a drink and listen to great live music. And in Mount Pleasant, Art’s is always Art’s! And then, of course, on Saturdays in the fall I head up to Columbia to catch the Gamecocks at every home game I can! Charleston has always been home for me, and I wouldn’t want it any other way.
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