Looking for a recoomedantion for dinner in Charleston
We'll be in Charleston for a weekend later on this month. We'll be arriving on a Friday and have already booked a table at the Peninsula Grill for Saturday night.
We'd love a recommendation for Friday night. Since we'll be arriving that day (and probably a bit road-weary) we thought someplace more casual, good atmosphere and with good food. We'll be staying at the Francis Marion Hotel so someplace that is easy to get to from there.
Thanks in advance for any recommendations or suggestions.
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Thanks for the good responses. So, between Virginia's and Cru Cafe which would you pick for good food but casual and relaxed atmosphere?
Thanks!
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re: JacknLulu
Virginia's is on King Street, the main street in downtown Charleston so you would get to see more nightlife if you go there. They do very southern food.
Cru Cafe is further, you will have to take a cab but it is amazing and I love the atmosphere. If its warm enough, get a table outside and order the General Tso's Chicken and the orange cake.There are tons of other great casual restaurants- Fast and French, Hank's Seafood, Pane e Vino, and Basil. Check out CharlestonCityPaper.com
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re: carolinadawg
Greentomato is right, I was just at Cru the other day for lunch and they had General Tso's chicken and the table next to us was raving about it. The 8 blocks or so from Francis Marion to the Market area is certainly walkable, but King Street would be more convenient.
Ooh, Pane e Vino, I didn't think of that - yum.
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You have a lot to choose from. I like Virginia's on King, which is very Southern, kind of an upscale meat-and-three place. Just about a block north of Francis Marion.
If you're interested in seafood, there's Coast, which is on John Street. It can get pretty loud and crowded there, but I've always enjoyed the fish.

