Daniel was such a great tour and we had the best night. Best part of Charleston. All within walking…read moredistance. Each place had it's own ambiance and character. I would highly recommend this tour to anyone who likes beer and people. Daniel treated us to Irish Nacho's... that was a tasty filling treat. Beer was great at each location and I'm really picky.

Our group had a blast, and Daniel is a great host! Highly recommend this tour for anyone looking…read morefor history around Charleston's bars.

Fun off the beaten path pub! Great assortment of brews. Nightlife for the young with music.read more

This place certainly lives up to the idea of what I dive bar is - not sure it's high on the list…read morefor tourists to visits, but it's solid. Interesting space, music, blunt bartender - a few tables and the bar for seating. I mean, it is what it is haha

Janine was very personable, informative, and a great story teller…read more This was our first time in Charleston and she provided an amazing overview of the city and its legends. Would highly recommend to others.

We did two tours with Bulldog. The first day we did a historic walking tour with a tour guide…read morenamed James and the second day. We did a food tour with Graham. Both experiences were quite good. A special call out to Graham as he was a super friendly and talkative guide. We enjoyed him.

Best Martinis in Charleston! Cant go there without getting the espresso martini regardless of the…read moretime of day.

This place is a great dive bar. Ideal location if you're downtown but don't want to be in the thick…read moreof King Steet. Bartenders are and servers are always top notch! I've never had a bad experience. Be sure to visit the ice cream shop next door for the espresso martini

Did this our first night in Charleston and had a blast. Not only was Jo a fantastic tour guide,…read morebut our entire group was just a nice bunch of people from all over the United States and all had interesting stories themselves to share. It was great getting to know Charleston history, Jo, and our super fun group members for the night while having a few cocktails. We highly recommend!

WARNING-Inappropriate physical contact- This is a 0 star review for the Charleston Haunted Booze…read moreand Boos Ghost Walking Tour. During this tour, the tour guide Jo, without consent, aggressively slapped my buttocks. I was extremely shocked at this behavior. I have sent two emails to the company and have filed a complaint with Nightly Spirits but have not received a resolution to date. This review is to warn others to NOT use this company.

We stopped into Benne's right before closing and they were kind enough to still let us in, which we…read morereally appreciated. We were craving espresso martinis, and they quickly made a couple for us. Nice touch -- the glasses were chilled, which always makes a difference. That said, we do think the martinis may have been missing the classic foam "bubble" and espresso bean garnish. Honestly though, since they were closing and still accommodated us, we were just grateful they made them at all. If it had been mentioned that they'd be quick, simplified versions due to closing, we would've completely understood -- just something small for expectation-setting. Now let's talk about the coconut cake -- absolutely amazing. It's $17 for a slice, but the portion is HUGE. Easily shareable, and we still had to take some to-go. Super moist, flavorful, and worth every bite if you're a coconut fan. Also worth noting: the outdoor patio is pet-friendly, which is always a big plus for us. Great spot to stop with your pup while enjoying dessert or a cocktail. Overall, a positive experience -- especially thanks to the staff's hospitality at closing time. We'd definitely come back (earlier next time!) to enjoy the full experience.

Finally tried the famous Ultimate Coconut Cake by Peninsula and it absolutely lived up to the hype…read moreand deserves 5 stars on its own. The cake is moist, perfectly sweet, and layered with fluffy coconut frosting. If you've been wanting to try it but don't feel like committing to a full fine-dining experience at Peninsula Grill, this is such a great, more casual way to enjoy it. I paired it with an espresso martini, which paired well with the dessert. I was disappointed that it wasn't served with their famous smoke bubble. The overall experience was just okay. Sitting at the bar was convenient, but the service felt pretty standard and the interior didn't really stand out or add much to the vibe. It's definitely more about the cake than the atmosphere here.

April 23rd 2026 We had a wonderful dinner and fun time!!…read moreWe are spending the month of April on Folly Beach, and at Church and Union and Tempest we've had the most delicious food! Church and Union's history as a mariner's refuge and chapel is very interesting. The service is stellar, and the ambiance is very unique and comfortable. Many family and friends groups were dining and having a great time!

Church and Union was easily one of my favorite places I ate at in Charleston. The food was…read morefantastic and the ambiance made it even better. It is located in a beautifully restored old church. I went for dinner with my mom and we had reservations, which I would definitely recommend since it looks like it gets busy. We ordered the salmon and the ravioli and both were phenomenal. The service was also excellent from start to finish. If you are in Charleston, I would definitely recommend checking this place out for the building alone, but the great food makes it even better!

If you're looking for a bar that knows how to take care of a crowd, this place absolutely delivers…read more We came in with a large party, and the staff couldn't have been more accommodating--quick service, super friendly, and genuinely on top of everything. It made the whole experience feel effortless. One of the coolest parts of the bar is their fun tradition of letting guests write on dollar bills and staple them to the walls. It adds so much character and becomes a little activity in itself--everyone in our group loved it. The food hits the spot, classic bar favorites done right, and the drinks are solid without breaking the bank. Overall, it's just a great hangout spot with good vibes, great prices, and a team that knows how to make you feel welcome. Highly recommend stopping by with friends or a big group.

We stopped by The Griffon after going to The Black Fedora. This is a laid back drive bar, which we…read morereally appreciated. We snagged a seat and were able to order some mozzarella sticks and people watch for a bit. Service is great, even when it gets busy. The mozzarella sticks are SO GOOD! Their red sauce was spectacular. Highly recommend if you're looking for a dive bar.

Popped in here for our last night in Charleston. We didn't know what to expect but was impressed to…read moresee how big it was once we stepped inside. The back opens up to another bar with outdoor seating, very cool. The bartender out back took our drinks, I forgot her name but she was from California originally, La Jolla area? Anyways, very friendly and was attentive even with all the guests in need. We hung out for hours, meeting locals and enjoying drinks. Decided to order food and they had a cheese dip that was spot on. My wife ordered the steak salad and the steak was overcooked, but when asked how things were, they were quick to make it right, and brought out another steak to fix the issue. 5 stars! I hope they see this review and know that they are doing something right. I do wish they had better merch. I wanted to buy stuff but was told their shirts shrink quite a bit after washing. Bummer.

Listen, it's a great bar. The courtyard is nice. There is an ample amount of options for drinks…read more But... What does that matter if you're ushered out before closing? A group of about 8 of us went out for drinks Saturday (5/2/26). We were having a great time (respectful, quiet, not causing a problem). Last call hit at 1:30 so we decided one more drink before we went our ways home. 10 mins later we're were asked to leave the courtyard and head inside - not a problem. We will finish our drinks inside. 5 minutes after that, we were asked to take our last sips and leave. 15 mins before the posted closing time. Again, we weren't causing a problem, weren't loud, weren't disruptive. This was a group of 8, most of us well into our 40s (or older). But they were telling all guests to leave at 1:45a?? Just after we bought drinks? The posted hours say they close at 2a. Not 1:45a. Most of us left half finished drinks. The large bouncer was nice enough, the tiny one in a hoodie with glasses was totally unprofessional. So beware. The Blind Tiger has what it takes to remain a Charleston institution. Their staff, might ruin that chance.