The Bar at Husk
The name is no accident. Drinks at Husk, Sean Brock's salute to the South and its indigenous ingredients, are served in a freestanding brick building that ably evokes centuries past…
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The Grocery
A former vegetarian, chef Kevin Johnson has an easy way with local plants that aren't necessarily trendy or talked-about: He's forever chasing flavor, whether it's found in a fried okra…
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The Ordinary
If your Charleston visit doesn't include a deep-sea fishing trip, dinner at The Ordinary is the next best addition to your itinerary: Mike Lata's second restaurant is the city's leading…
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McCrady’s
Drinking has been the raison d'être of the building housing McCrady's since 1778, when Edward McCrady opened his tavern. Over rum and ale, McCrady and his friends plotted the Revolution,…
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FIG
It's increasingly difficult to score a table at FIG, but regulars know the best seats are at the bar, where the food—an effortless blend of Southern ingredients and French technique—is…
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The Gin Joint
The first bar in Charleston to declare itself a modern “cocktail bar” in late 2010, the Gin Joint has always delivered consistent technique, seasonal cocktail lists, and reliably current ingredients. The…
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The Belmont
The Belmont opened on Upper King Street when it was still half empty at night, and a parking spot out front used to be guaranteed. These days King Street has…
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Julie Reiner Creates Cocktails for “Chefs For Kids’ Cancer” Benefit
Cookies For Kids' Cancer will be hosting its "Chefs For Kids' Cancer" Benefit on February 23rd at The Waterfront in New York City. The event—which benefits research for childhood cancer—will include…
- story: Joanna Harkins
The Best Places To Drink Cocktails in Singapore
Singapore’s obsession with all things edible, combined with imported talent and a wealth of local ingredients, has sparked a growth in the tiny island’s cocktail culture. Where once only manufactured…
- story: Leslie Pariseau
Horse’s Mouth
Hidden beneath a ramen joint inside of a shopping mall, the Horse’s Mouth—once discovered—is relatively straightforward. Drinks served at the long, narrow wooden bar are simple, usually fruit-focused, packed with…
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