The Top New Things in Charleston

Uncommon James is a trendy jewelry and lifestyle boutique brought to life by reality TV star Kristin Cavallari. The Charleston location, nestled on the iconic King Street, offers a curated collection of stylish accessories, home goods, and beauty products. With its chic atmosphere and Instagram-worthy displays, Uncommon James has quickly become a must-visit spot for fashion-forward shoppers.

The Archer is a new American tavern that offers classic menu with a modern twist, featuring dishes like fresh seafood, juicy burgers, and handcrafted cocktails. The restaurant has a warm and inviting atmosphere, perfect for a casual night out with friends or a family dinner.

Charleston now has its own oasis for skincare enthusiasts! Skin Pharm offers a personalized approach to skin health, combining expert advice with clinically formulated products. From Botox and fillers to custom skincare regimens, this medical spa is dedicated to helping you achieve your skin goals. Appointments are now available to book!

All My Exes is the city’s newest cocktail bar, offering a refreshing take on classic drinks. With a focus on fresh ingredients and expert mixology, this spot is perfect for a night out with friends. Enjoy delicious handcrafted cocktails, paired with tasty bites like flatbreads and paninis.

If you’re looking for a delicious and affordable meal in North Charleston, Barnyard Chicken is a great option. This new restaurant offers a variety of mouthwatering chicken dishes, including fried chicken, chicken sandwiches, and chicken tenders. With its cozy atmosphere and friendly staff, Barnyard Chicken is sure to become a local favorite.

The Mix is a fun new bar in Mount Pleasant that features an arcade, duckpin bowling, axe throwing, and and arcade. They have a full bar and a menu that includes appetizers, salads, sandwiches, and flatbreads. They are open seven days a week.

Spicewalla Charleston is a vibrant hub for spice enthusiasts. Discover a world of flavor with over 250 unique spices and 60 custom blends. Join us for upcoming tastings and cookbook signings.

Discover Tinto Cafe & Provisions, your new neighborhood spot. Enjoy delicious coffee and house-made gelato alongside a curated selection of wine, cheese, and other provisions. Don’t forget to get a pup cup for your fur baby!

Westbrook Brewing Co. has released Shore Leave Lager in collaboration with the USS Yorktown Foundation at Patriots Point Naval & Maritime Museum. Shore Leave Lager pays homage to the sailors of the USS Yorktown and Laffey and is named after the cherished times they were allowed to go ashore during World War II while serving in the Pacific Theater. A portion of every beer sale will be donated back to the USS Yorktown Foundation to support their mission. Shore Leave is available now at Westbrook Brewery and Lowes Foods.ing, and community outreach.

This new bookstore recently opened by husband and wife team, Michael and Jenny, is sure to become a local hotspot! Nestled in the historic Cannonborough Elliotborough neighborhood on Bogard Street, P&F offers a cozy space to unwind with a glass of wine, beer, or hard seltzer. If you prefer a non-alcoholic drink, coffee, tea, and hot chocolate is also on the menu along with a variety of snacks. Whether you prefer a comfy armchair or a spot at the bar, Philosophers & Fools fosters both quiet contemplation and lively conversation.

Southern Ruetz, located in the French Quarter, is a one-stop shop for hat enthusiasts and art lovers. They specialize in crafting unique, custom-made hats using high-quality materials like Australian wool. If you’re feeling creative, you can participate in a walk-in hat-making session, or even book a private room for a group outing. In addition to their hat bar, Southern Ruetz boasts a “Maker Mall” overflowing with treasures from over 45 local Charleston artisans. So whether you’re looking for a one-of-a-kind hat or want to support the local art scene, Southern Ruetz offers a vibrant and immersive experience.

Red Palm Tavern, a new social hub on Romney Street, blends classic American tavern charm with modern sports bar energy. Escape the daily grind from 11 AM to midnight, Tuesday through Sunday. Their wood-fired grill offers a diverse menu, perfect for casual eats. Soak up the Charleston sunshine on the patio or challenge friends to billiards or darts. Catch the game on one of 15 TVs or the massive LED screen. Red Palm Tavern promises good times, delicious drinks, and a dynamic atmosphere. They also have a cornhole league!

Bartaco opened at the beginning of the year on King Streets and is inspired by healthy living and the outdoors. They serve fresh, upscale street food in a relaxed atmosphere, and their globally-inspired menu features inventive tacos and small plates – not your average tacos! – all crafted with high-quality ingredients for bold, bright flavors.

Unwind amidst chill music, coastal vibes reflected in the artwork and design, and the aroma of fresh lime. It’s the perfect spot to gather with friends or family for a fun and casual get-together.

Revelry Brewing’s new location on Folly Beach offers the Charleston area’s first beachside brewbup. The fully outdoor location offers a laid-back beach vibe seven days a week from 12 pm-10 pm. Enjoy a variety of craft beers, wine, and a few non-alcoholic options. In addition, you can order food provided by their neighbors, The Bounty Bar.

Dine beneath the stars at Lost Isle, Johns Island’s first fire-to-table experience. An open-air dining room, illuminated by twinkling lights and billowing sails. Led by Thomas Wilson, TJ Lynch, and Chef Josh Taylor, Lost Isle offers a captivating culinary journey. Complement your meal with a selection of refreshing libations, including classic martinis and Manhattans alongside innovative house-made cocktails on tap. Lost Isle is open daily 4-11 pm but do not take reservations.

Charleston is fortunate enough to be the home of the International African American Museum. After 20 years in the making, the museum opened to the public in 2023. Guests have the opportunity to gain a deeper understanding of African American history and culture by exploring the stories of their experiences across generations at this institute.

Get ready for a laid-back Southern California vibe in Park Circle. This new spot boasts an atmosphere that evokes the easygoing spirit of the West Coast. Tequila and mezcal take center stage on the drink menu, while the food offerings go beyond typical bar fare. Expect a fusion of Mexican, Asian, and classic American influences, featuring juicy smash burgers, flavorful burritos, Baja-style fish tacos, and a tempting selection of shareable appetizers.

This new 800-foot bridge connects Riverfront Park in North Charleston to the north side of Noisette Creek. The bridge offers an event venue space over the creek, complete with seat walls, as well as beautifully landscaped areas that are ADA accessible. This new landmark is not only visually pleasing, but it also provides a safe and convenient way for individuals to cross the creek and access the park.

Cravewell tempts your taste buds with a delightful spread! From energizing smoothies and vibrant smoothie bowls to crisp salads, satisfying sandwiches, wholesome wraps, and mouthwatering toasts, there’s something for everyone. Plus, quench your thirst with the refreshing goodness of Happy Moose Juice, offering both cold-pressed and fresh-pressed options. Elevate your dining experience at Cravewell!

The Refinery is Charleston’s newest mixed-use development featuring live music and events year-round at the 2,025-person capacity outdoor amphitheater. Additionally, they have introduced a new happy hour music series, The Refinery After 5. Enjoy live music every Thursday in April for just $10!

Nestled in Charleston’s Nomo district, Xo Brasserie invites you to an unparalleled dining experience. We weave together the vibrant tapestry of Chinese cuisine, highlighting Cantonese and Sichuan influences. The boasts a delectable array of small plates and larger, family-style portions, crafted with the freshest, high-quality ingredients.