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Charleston, SC restaurants O-Ku, The Obstinate Daughter, Chubby Fish, Kultura, Edmund's Oast and La Pâtisserie are semifinalists for the James Beard Awards.
The Quinte's opening chef has departed the swanky downtown Charleston oyster bar, The Post and Courier discovered June 21. That same day, a beloved downtown wine bar announced it would
Charleston restaurants partner with MUSC to offer free COVID-19 tests VIDEO: Charleston restaurants partner with MUSC to offer free COVID-19 tests By Paola Tristan Arruda | January 7, 2021 at 8:19 PM EST - Updated January 8 at 4:34 AM CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) - As COVID-19 cases continue to rise in South Carolina, two restaurants in downtown Charleston are partnering with the Medical University of South Carolina to offer COVID-19 tests. Scott Shor, the managing partner of Edmund’s Oast, said he teamed up with Michael Shemtov, owner of Butcher & Bee, and Raven Cliff Co. owner Stephen Zou...
Hereâs yet another ritual disrupted by the coronavirus: At the end of every year, food writers have to take stock of everything thatâs occurred over the past 365 days and come up with some kind of overarching theme to hold together all of the disparate developments. For instance, when I surveyed the scene in December 2019, I was struck by the downsizing occasioned by high rents and staff shortages: I told Eater Charleston that the headline we were most likely to see in 2020 was âPopular chef scraps plans for massive new restaurant; will instead open unmanned small plate vending...
Outdoor dining regulations could be extended until 2022 VIDEO: Outdoor dining regulations could be extended until 2022 By Danielle Seat and Riley Bean | December 16, 2020 at 5:20 AM EST - Updated December 16 at 7:31 AM CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) - The City of Charlestonâs Planning Commission says they are voting to extend the ordinance that suspends regulations regarding outdoor dining. City officials say they are looking to extend these changes due to COVID-19 for a full year and the extension could be until 2022. More than 50 restaurants in the City of Charleston are rely on this e...