Three Sirens News Today

New Charleston restaurant The Archer to open this summer. Located in the Meeting Street space previously occupied by Gale, it will serve American tavern fare.

Dynamic pricing in restaurants? The owners of Charleston’s Jackrabbit Filly, Cleats, Butcher & Bee discuss how they are combating rising food and labor costs.

Barbecue, Colombian and other food-and-beverage changes are coming to a strip of East Montague Avenue in North Charleston. Nexton to see 2 new dining options.

A growing number of restaurants have some kind of grab-and-go market, whether it be large or small.

A growing number of restaurants have some kind of grab-and-go market, whether it be large or small.

Butcher & Bee, The Mustard Seed and Three Sirens are among the recent wave of restaurant closures in the Charleston area.

Marshall Brewing also is working on some special draft-only creations in honor of Alley Cat Ranch’s residency.

Baker & Brewer, serving beer brewed by Holy City Brewing and pizza crafted by EVO Pizzeria, is closing Sept. 25.

Three Sirens in North Charleston will serve its last customers Sept. 17. Meanwhile, Mount Pleasant Vietnamese restaurant Little Miss Ha will close its doors when its lease expires at the

Charleston has a long association with the wine trade, and its bustling and innovative scene draws professionals and tourists alike.