Fleet Landing News Today

A Charleston visit is always a good idea but its even more so now due to recently opened hotels, restaurants and a major museum.

A Winthrop Poll released this morning shows likely voters in Saturday's GOP presidential preference primary will pick former President Donald Trump over former S.C. Gov. Nikki Haley by a 2-1 margin.

Charleston City Paper cuisine writer Eric Doksa in 2011 laid out “the ultimate taste of Charleston,” listing “Classics to Get Schooled In.” From she-crab soup to pimento cheese, he gave readers a taste, if you will, of all the Southern classics you’ve got to try around town.

Have you eaten at Fleet Landing, next to the cruise terminal and across from the U.S. Customhouse? If so, then youve spent time at the Mosquito Fleet site.

In the spirit of those popular social media “in/out” lists that cavalierly proclaim what is to come (and what’s no longer in vogue), we’ve come up with some notable 2023 “in” Charleston food trends — ones we think will carry into the new year.

A delicious walk down memory lane, as told by professional chefs from around the country.

North Charleston brewery Holy City Brewing and longtime downtown Charleston waterfront restaurant Fleet Landing are adding raw bars with oysters this year.

Fleet Landing, a water-front restaurant in downtown Charleston, announced they're debuting a raw bar in February of 2024 in time for the restaurant's 20th anniv

Jolly, Expert Counsel for Florida Blue, now serves on the Chamber Executive Committee as General Counsel. The Chamber traditionally selects its chair more than a year in advance.

As a Mount Pleasant native and creature of habit, I have my "circuit" — my go-to, no-miss, always-delicious stops that I force all visitors and friends to make whenever were