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  • Discover the vibrant culinary world of Charleston with the "Food Scene Charleston" podcast. Dive into engaging conversations and insider insights on the Lowcountry's top chefs, innovative restaurants, and food festivals. Whether you're a local foodie or a curious traveler, this podcast offers a delicious exploration of Charleston's unique flavors and rich culinary heritage. Join us each episode to savor the stories behind the plates and experience the charm of Charleston's food scene firsthand.

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Discover the vibrant culinary world of Charleston with the "Food Scene Charleston" podcast. Dive into engaging conversations and insider insights on the Lowcountry's top chefs, innovative restaurants, and food festivals. Whether you're a local foodie or a curious traveler, this podcast offers a delicious exploration of Charleston's unique flavors and rich culinary heritage. Join us each episode to savor the stories behind the plates and experience the charm of Charleston's food scene firsthand.

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  • Savoring the Holy City: Charleston's Culinary Renaissance Sizzles in 2025

    Savoring the Holy City: Charleston's Culinary Renaissance Sizzles in 2025
    2025/04/15
    Food Scene Charleston

    Charleston, South Carolina—a city where cobblestone streets meet a thriving culinary heartbeat—has solidified its place as a gastronomic gem worth visiting in 2025. Brimming with new restaurant openings, innovative dining experiences, and a deep reverence for local ingredients, Charleston’s food scene is evolving while staying true to its Lowcountry roots. Let’s dive into the flavors, trends, and personalities shaping this dynamic culinary destination.

    Kardea Brown, celebrated for her cookbooks and TV presence, is bringing her signature Gullah cuisine to Charleston International Airport. Her new restaurant, set to open this spring, will immerse travelers in the vibrant, soulful flavors of the Lowcountry. Think dishes rich in history and spice, offering visitors a true taste of Charleston’s cultural heritage. Equally exciting is the debut of Katsubō Chicken & Ramen, a Japanese-inspired hotspot by Joe Nierstedt in North Charleston. With a menu featuring everything from charred edamame to tantalizing bowls of ramen, Katsubō caters to the city’s growing love for global flavors.

    Downtown, movie-star sparkle meets culinary ambition at Volpe’s Charleston, where Chef Ken Vedrinski channels small-scale Italian cooking into plates of gnudi and seafood-forward fare. Meanwhile, the newly expanded Seahorse in Cannonborough-Elliottborough showcases Peruvian influences from chef Carlos Paredes alongside cocktails crafted with cutting-edge Japanese techniques. The vibe is intimate yet innovative, perfect for savoring Charleston’s globally inspired evolution.

    Supporting these bold newcomers is Charleston's traditional backbone: its pride in local ingredients and Gullah-inspired culinary traditions. Restaurants like Joyland by Sean Brock, which spark nostalgia with reimagined Southern classics like fried chicken and biscuits, exemplify the city’s ability to honor its past while innovating for the future.

    Charleston also embraces dining beyond the plate. Lillian’s Petite Market & Eatery, a three-story haven in Westside, combines a coffee roastery, rooftop lounge, and market for an all-day destination. Meanwhile, Félix Landrum’s La Cave invites patrons into a South-of-France-inspired lounge for French-accented small plates and rare wines.

    The city’s food festivals and events, like Hank's Seafood's partnership with the local aquarium for the Good Catch Dinner, further highlight Charleston’s dedication to sustainable dining. Celebrating seafood harvested responsibly from local waters, these experiences connect diners to the region's bountiful offerings.

    Charleston's culinary charm lies in its perfect balance of heritage and innovation. Gullah traditions meet global influences, and neighborhood spots coexist with Michelin-level ambition. For food lovers, the Holy City isn’t just a destination—it’s an inspiration. From rich local dishes to cutting-edge concepts, Charleston offers a vibrant flavor that lingers far beyond the final bite..


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  • Charleston's Culinary Boom: From Gullah Grub to Peruvian-Lowcountry Fusion, The Holy City Sizzles!

    Charleston's Culinary Boom: From Gullah Grub to Peruvian-Lowcountry Fusion, The Holy City Sizzles!
    2025/04/12
    Food Scene Charleston

    Charleston, South Carolina, is sizzling with culinary excitement, blending its storied Lowcountry traditions with fresh, innovative ideas that continue to push its gastronomic boundaries. With its cobblestone streets and waterfront vistas as a backdrop, the city is brimming with new restaurant openings, revitalized menus, and inventive dining concepts that scream for the attention of food lovers everywhere. If ever there was a time to explore Charleston’s food scene, it’s now.

    Take, for instance, the much-anticipated arrival of Chef Kardea Brown’s Gullah-inspired restaurant at Charleston International Airport this spring. A Food Network favorite, Brown channels the rich culinary heritage of the Sea Islands into flavorful dishes that celebrate African influences and Southern comfort—a masterclass in honoring tradition while welcoming travelers with a true taste of Charleston.

    Japanese cravings are now satisfied in North Charleston, thanks to Katsubō Chicken & Ramen. This cozy spot delves into the comforting world of ramen and Japanese street food, offering everything from okonomiyaki pancakes to blistered shishito peppers. Owner Joe Nierstedt aims to create a space that’s both accessible and adventurous—a perfect reflection of Charleston’s evolving palate.

    On King Street, Big Gurl caters not to diners but to creatives with its walk-in crafting studio, a playful twist that speaks to Charleston's spirit of community and reinvention. Meanwhile, over at 117 West Luke Avenue, Kersey House has emerged as a Summerville gathering spot perfect for a laid-back yet elevated dining experience.

    For those chasing bold flavors, Seahorse in Cannonborough-Elliotborough has become an instant hit. This spin-off from Chubby Fish marries Peruvian and Lowcountry influences, with Chef Carlos Paredes turning out seafood dishes that are as vibrant as Charleston itself. And just a few streets away, Volpe’s Charleston marks the triumphant return of Chef Ken Vedrinski with small-scale, soulful Italian fare, proving that pasta and Southern charm are a match made in culinary heaven.

    Charleston’s food scene is deeply rooted in its environment. Local bounty—from briny oysters to sun-kissed peaches—finds a place in dishes across the city, whether at high-end institutions like Delaney Oyster House or casual newcomers like Joyland, helmed by Sean Brock with a nostalgic nod to fast food indulgence.

    What makes Charleston truly remarkable is its balance: fiercely protecting its culinary history while embracing the daring and the new. It’s a city where shrimp and grits coexist with international ramen bowls and heirloom carrot tartare. For food lovers seeking a destination that’s both comforting and surprising, Charleston is an unmissable feast..


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  • Charleston Chow Down: Spilling the Tea on the Holy City's Sizzling Food Scene

    Charleston Chow Down: Spilling the Tea on the Holy City's Sizzling Food Scene
    2025/04/10
    Food Scene Charleston

    Charleston, South Carolina, is a vibrant culinary beacon where history, innovation, and local culture blend seamlessly to craft a unique food scene. This coastal city has long been celebrated for its Lowcountry cuisine, but recent developments showcase a dining culture that is as innovative as it is steeped in tradition. From new restaurant openings to iconic dishes, Charleston is a feast for the senses, drawing food lovers from near and far.

    In a city where fresh, local ingredients reign supreme, chefs are reimagining Lowcountry classics with modern twists. At Husk, Chef Sean Brock elevates shrimp and grits, a storied dish rooted in Gullah Geechee traditions, into a work of art thanks to impeccable sourcing and attention to detail. Meanwhile, Vivian Howard of Lenoir dives into Southern heritage with her signature tomato pie, a dish evoking the essence of summer in every creamy, basil-kissed bite.

    Charleston’s chefs also embrace sustainability and seasonality, turning farm-to-table concepts into culinary masterpieces. Basic Kitchen has become a standout with its vibrant beet and black garlic spaghetti that nods to the earth while delighting the palate. Over at Sullivan’s Fresh Seafood & Bar, simplicity rules the menu, with dishes that let the quality of fresh seafood shine through. This focus on local ingredients extends far beyond just shrimp and grits. Ingredients like Carolina Gold rice, pecans, and oysters appear throughout menus, weaving Charleston’s agricultural history into every plate.

    The city’s burgeoning dining scene is also defined by its innovative experiences. Circa 1886 offers an intimate tasting menu of modern Southern cuisine in a historic setting, while The Pass’s lively Italian Boy After Dark showcases a family-style meal inspired by Italian neighborhood gatherings. And for those eager to embrace cutting-edge concepts, Yong Wang’s AI-powered dining offers a glimpse of the future with seamless service paired with authentic Chinese cuisine.

    Beyond the individual restaurants, Charleston fuels its culinary reputation with marquee events like the Charleston Wine + Food Festival, a celebration of flavor that transforms the city into a gastronomic playground. Visitors can also explore the Gullah Gourmet Tour to savor the rich cultural influences of Gullah cuisine, such as okra gumbo and red rice, which echo the city’s fusion of African, European, and Indigenous traditions.

    What makes Charleston exceptional is its ability to balance historic charm with culinary innovation, creating a space where every meal tells a story. Whether you’re savoring a bowl of she-crab soup at 82 Queen or marveling at the creativity of modern chefs, Charleston invites food lovers to pull up a chair and stay awhile. This is a city where food isn’t just sustenance—it’s a celebration..


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