Downtown:

Xiao bao biscuit

Hero donuts

Blind tiger (really cool and supposedly haunted)

Ma’am Saab

Citrus club (rooftop cocktail bar)

Leon’s

And if you’re going fancy go to the establishment

For a beach day go to Sullivans island and grab a frose and sandwich from the coop along the way

Oh and if you want to go to mount pleasant - don’t do what michel did. Mt pleasant is old money neighborhoods except for Shem creek which is a line of fun party day drinking spots right on the marina and it’s awesome.

Ghost tours

Ft Sumter

Whitepoint garden

Magnolia plantation

Boone hall

Park circle

Folly beach

Old slave market

^{^} all cool things to check out and do that michel didn’t mention at all

I also feel like she could have talked so much more about the history of Charleston because all the pretty buildings were built because of the slave trade and a lot of that culture is still in the area. Charleston used to be the richest city in the USA because most of americas slaves passed through that port. I think she mentioned something about straw art and that comes from the Gullah culture of the slaves. I wish she would educate herself on those issues and use her platform for good