In the heart of Charleston, where cobblestone streets whisper tales of Southern history, an unassuming culinary treasure awaits with a neon-blue sign that promises nacho nirvana.

Juanita Greenberg’s Nacho Royale in Charleston stands ready to rescue you from mediocre Mexican food purgatory with a platter that justifies its royal title. Nestled among Charleston’s historic charm, ...

South Carolina Department of Natural Resources (SCDNR) staff, partners and volunteers will install 500 feet of oyster castles ...

Oyster Master Guild ... It’s live in 600 restaurants across its hometown of New York, and, more recently, San Francisco and Charleston, South Carolina. Can technology be hospitable?

Then, Charleston’s own six-piece band performing classic soul and modern party hits, Bill Wilson and The Secret Ingredients, will headline the main festival after the oyster shucking competition.

MOUNT PLESANT, S.C. (WCIV) — The Charleston ... oyster shucking and oyster eating contests, beer, wine and cocktails and a variety of food options. Participating food trucks and local ...

Low tide on Palm Island, a half-acre private marsh off Charleston, South Carolina’s southernmost ... not inside a restaurant but en plein air, at an oyster roast. The practice of cooking oysters ...

I started shucking oysters when I was young ... “Just put the knife in the back and twist it.” Charleston, South Carolina’s oyster season starts in November. There’s no snow and ...

If you want a beverage to accompany your meal, try the iced tea (a staple for most restaurants in the area), since this sweet and refreshing drink is the ideal complement to any meal. Located among ...

CHARLESTON COUNTY ... Fishing license if you want to go oyster shucking. They cost $15 for anyone over the age of 16 and can be purchased on the South Carolina Department of Natural Resources ...

Case in point would be how an oyster and okra gumbo tells you a lot about Charleston and the South Carolina Lowcountry ... is what we strive to do in our restaurants.” Lata recounted the ...

CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCBD) – As the temperatures begin to drop, oyster season kicks off in Charleston, marking a time-honored Lowcountry tradition. Running from September through April, the cooler ...