Lost Isle News Today

Restaurants new and old, including Herd Provisions and Lost Isle, top The Post and Couriers list of top five Charleston-area restaurants to enjoy in May.

Enjoy plenty of opportunities to hear live music this week. Check out art exhibits. Or, head down to Mount Pleasant and enjoy the farmers market reopening.

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.

Etiquette, tips, and tricks—plus recipes for mulled wine, bourbon-spiked cider, roasted oysters, and the best s’mores ever

Lost Isle is a new restaurant that celebrates live-fire cooking in the Johns Island space previously occupied by Braised in the South.

Lowcountry leaders are asking Gov. Henry McMaster to declare an economic disaster in light of dumping into markets of foreign shrimp.

Walking into Lost Isle, an open-air concept located at 3338 Maybank Highway, feels a little like walking onto, well, a lost island.

Lowlife Bar team makes plans for Johns Island eatery

Members of the Hells Angels Motorcycle Club began rolling into Carlton County on Monday, the beginning of a week-long visit that area police have been preparing for.