Charleston Reviews

Review for Oak SteakHouse by Princess
Rating: 5 Rating
The steak, the ambiance, and the service were all impeccable and beyond exceptional. I will definitely go back, best steakhouse in Charleston!
Review for Hyman's Seafood by Holly
Rating: 5 Rating
Consistently voted best seafood in Downtown Charleston. They get PACKED so plan ahead if you're going at a busy time.
Pros: I love their positivity model, great customer service!
Review for 82 Queen by Holly
Rating: 5 Rating
Beautiful historic location in downtown Charleston. Wonderfully prepared entrees. Upscale. Cozy courtyard. Just charming!
Review for Bar 52 by tanner
Rating: 1 Rating
Owner Assaulted a female friend of my cousins
Review for Bar 52 by Ken
Rating: 5 Rating
This is a great place to go to
Pros: Is everyone there is to awesome the bartenders are fantastic
Cons: Everybody's awesome truthful there's no cons
Review for Anchor Mortgage LLC by Andrea
Rating: 5 Rating
We worked with Anchor Mortgage on our last home purchase. The entire process went smoothly and I had direct access to my loan officer the entire time. I felt ..
Pros: Great communication, evening hours, great rates
Cons: We lived in Ridgeville, SC so the drive to their office was a little far but it was fine because we spent the day in Daniel Island.

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Charleston, South Carolina is "America's Friendliest City", and its "Old and Historic District" is a National Historic Landmark of 3,000 buildings that have been diligently preserved by the locals. It is also known as the "Holy City" because of the abundance of churches and steeples. In 1670 the city was founded as Charles Towne named after King Charles II of England, and the culture of Europeans and Africans in the customs, architecture, and visual arts can still be seen. The Mount Pleasant Visitor Center is due to open July 4, 2009 including a hall seating up to 150 people and a catering kitchen. Another new facility is Founders Hall with space for large gatherings. The Children's Museum will have a pirates exhibit. Sunset Sails are available as well as Summer Wine Strolls, Wine Tastings, and cooking with wine classes. The Hayward-Washington House is the city's first historic house museum where George Washington stayed for a week in 1791. St. Philip's Episcopal Church has a beacon that was used to guide ships from 1893 to 1915. The South Carolina Aquarium features marine life and exhibits. Charleston/Kiawah Island was voted No. 1 of North America and Europe's top 38 golf destinations. Plantations (such as Drayton Hall and Middleton Place) are available for tours and date back centuries with homes, cemeteries, and beautiful gardens to explore as well as demonstrations of the skills that had been performed by slaves. Annual festivals include Fine Art Dealers, Sweetgrass Cultural Arts, Harbor Fest, and others.

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