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Local Restaurants with Special Mother’s Day Deals

Under current circumstances, taking your Mother out for a nice meal this Mother’s day is not an option- However, that doesn’t mean you still can’t treat her to some delicious food from one of her favorite restaurants in town. These local spots are offering some great Mother’s Day meals for takeout and delivery! Be sure to check out their websites for more information and details on how to order ahead of time-

The Grocery

 


-Mother’s Day Picnic

-Mother’s Day Dinner

*Click this link to order*

Hall’s Chophouse

 

-Halls Picnic Package

-Southern Picnic Package

*Orders must be placed by Thursday, May 7th*

Eli’s Table

 


-Mother’s Day Brunch in Bed

*Orders must be placed by Saturday, May 9th*

82 Queen

 

 

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-Mother’s Day Brunch Pick-Up

*Orders must be placed by Thursday, May 7th*

5Church

 


-Mother’s Day Meals ($35/person)

-$25 Gift Card is included as a gift for Mom!

Toast

 


-Mother’s Day “Breakfast in Bed” meal kits

-Mimosa Kits

*Orders must be placed by Saturday, May 9th*

Edmunds Oast

 

 

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-Mother’s Day Feast

-Butter Lamb Package

-Porch Picnic with Wine

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Best Places Soup Charleston

The 5 Best Places For Soup In Charleston

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Whether it’s rainy, cold, or you’re just in the mood for soup, there are plenty of restaurants around Charleston that offer a delicious cup or bowl of soup. These restaurants have everything from classic she-crab soup to Vietnamese noodles. Here are five of the best spots in Charleston for soup.

82 Queen 

Rainy day or cold day, 82 Queen’s she-crab soup is praised by both locals and tourists. Named after its historic address, 82 Queen consists of three buildings and a garden courtyard which you can enjoy what many say is “award-winning” soup. Make sure you splurge for a bowl and not a cup though as a cup is simply not enough.

Co

Co isn’t just the best noodle bar spot in Charleston, it’s also home to some of the tastiest soups! The Vietnamese ramen broth dish and beef pho are both local favorites. Pretty much everything on the menu comes with their delicious broth base which is to die for!

Five Loaves Cafe

At Five Loaves you can enjoy a bowl of soup knowing you’re supporting local farms and eating healthy. With antibiotic and hormone-free meat and fresh vegetables from local farms, Five Loaves has a long list of soups to choose from. Tomato Tarragon and Crab soup are two of our favorites but you can’t really go wrong with any of the options.

Ladles Homemade Soups

With twelve locations in South Carolina, North Carolina, and Ohio, Ladles is a popular soup spot. Popular for their half soup and half sandwich deal, you can warm up and fuel up with a wide selection of soups and sandwiches. The Greek Lemon Soup is a must-try and will leave you wanting more.

Basil

Located on King Street, Basil Thai has five different soups for you to choose from. Authentic Thai food at its best, the wonton and coconut chicken soups are the top soups to try. Swing by for lunch or dinner and enjoy a bowl of soup and a great atmosphere.

 

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Historic Places to Eat in Charleston

Blast From The Past: Historic Places To Eat In Charleston

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Charleston is full of bold cuisine and new takes on southern and American dining. It seems like there is always a new hot spot popping up somewhere. But what if you want a little dash of history with your dinner? We’ve found some restaurants that are housed in notable historic buildings that are perfect for the history buff with a refined palate. While not all of the restaurants have been around for ages, their buildings have. So, let’s explore some historic places to eat in Charleston.

Circa 1886

Historic Places to Eat in Charleston

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Set in the heart of the historic district, Circa 1886 is housed in the original carriage house for the Wentworth Mansion, which was built in 1886 (hence the name). This makes it one of the best historic places to eat in Charleston. The building retains some of its historic architectural elements like stable doors and vintage windows. The menu is full of fresh takes on southern classics and Chef Marc Collins is inspired by cuisines around the world.

McCrady’s Tavern

Historic Places to Eat In Charleston

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Established in a four-story Georgian house on East Bay Street by Edward McCrady in 1778, McCrady’s Tavern is one of the best historic places to eat in Charleston. Through the years the building has been used as a paper company, warehouse, tavern, and coffee house. In 1982 it was restored and McCrady’s Restaurant opened. The current tavern is a bit younger than the restaurant but still retains historic architecture and is on the National Register of Historic Places and Landmarks.

Oak Steakhouse

Historic Places to Eat in Charleston

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While the steakhouse is not historic, the building it’s housed in is. The building started out as a bank in 1848. Now that historic building has three floors with five dining areas. It’s also one of our favorite date night spots. Chef Bacon is a Lowcountry native and sources locally and regionally from sustainable fishermen and farmers in addition to the dry aged Certified Angus beef on the menu. You’ll also find house-made pasta and a vegetarian plate.

82 Queen

Historic Places to Eat in Charleston

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82 Queen was once a part of the original walled city of Charles Towne in 1688. It’s where an immigrant built a home, guesthouse, and slave quarters. The three buildings have been used for many purposes over the years but in 1982 82 Queen the restaurant was opened. Look forward to Lowcountry specialties that use local seafood and produce as well as prime cuts of beef.