The Top New Things in Charleston
Charleston is a dynamic city that is always changing. There are always new restaurants, shops, and attractions popping up, making it an exciting place to visit and explore time and time again. We‘ve compiled a list of our top new things in Charleston for you to check out.

La Minerva Cocina & Tequila
What: Restaurant
Where: 8811 Dorchester Road, North Charleston
La Minerva Cocina & Tequila is a family-owned, upscale Mexican restaurant inspired by the bold flavors of Jalisco. With vibrant decor, handcrafted cocktails, and refined dishes, it offers a modern take on authentic Mexican cuisine in a warm, welcoming setting.

BOUT Boxing
What: Fitness Studio
Where: 866 Island Park Drive, Charleston
BOUT provides small-group boxing classes focused on technique, conditioning, and confidence. Participants learn punches, footwork, and defense while burning calories and reaching personal fitness goals in a supportive setting.
Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory
What: Chocolate Shop
Where: 415 King Street, Charleston
Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory is making its debut with a newly redesigned store at 415 King Street. It will bring the brand’s signature handcrafted confections and premium chocolates to a fresh space designed to delight every guest.
OVME
What: Med Spa
Where: 917 Houston Northcutt Boulevard, Mount Pleasant
OVME is a premier destination for advanced aesthetic treatments dedicated to providing personalized, high-quality care. Offering a wide range of services, OVME helps clients enhance their natural beauty, rejuvenate skin, and achieve their unique aesthetic goals in a convenient and welcoming setting.

16 Handles
What: Frozen Yogurt Shop
Where: 654 Hopewell Drive, Charleston
OVME is a premier destination for advanced aesthetic treatments dedicated to providing personalized, high-quality care. Offering a wide range of services, OVME helps clients enhance their natural beauty, rejuvenate skin, and achieve their unique aesthetic goals in a convenient and welcoming setting.

Oliver Pluff's Tea Shop
What: Tea Shop
Where: 49 John Street, Charleston
Charleston’s own Oliver Pluff & Co. opens its first brick-and-mortar shop on John Street, May 29. Visit Tuesday through Saturday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., or Sundays from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Sézane
What: Apparel Brand
Where: 222 King Street, Charleston
Step into the heart of Charleston and explore signature Parisian Essentials and accessories, all styled with effortless Southern charm. Enjoy exclusive in-store surprises and timeless pieces that bring a touch of Paris to the Lowcountry.
Pelato
What: Restaurant
Where: 1085 Morrison Drive, Charleston
Pelato brings the bold flavors of Brooklyn Italian cuisine to life with a fresh, reimagined twist. Rooted in tradition and served with heart, this casual eatery offers shareable small plates inspired by family recipes—like Mama Theresa’s Potato Croquettes and San Genaro Zeppoles.

Katsubō Chicken & Ramen
What: Restaurant
Where: 4628 Spruill Avenue, North Charleston
Katsubō Chicken & Ramen brings bold, flavor-packed dining to every table. Known for their slow-simmered ramen, crispy double-fried chicken, and Japanese-inspired cocktails, this spot combines care, creativity, and high energy for a no-shortcuts culinary experience.

Grit Bakery
What: Bakery
Where: 601 Meeting Street, Charleston
Grit Bakery is Charleston’s newest spot for hearth-baked breads and seasonal pastries, inspired by the Swedish tradition of fika—where good coffee, sweet treats, and great company come together.

Jeff’s Bagel Run
What: Bagel Shop
Where: 1721 Clements Ferry Road, Charleston
Jeff’s Bagel Run is Charleston’s new go-to spot for freshly baked bagels, house-made spreads, and expertly brewed coffee. With flavors ranging from classics like Everything to bold picks like Jalapeño Pepper Jack and French Toast, there’s something for every craving—savory or sweet.

Switchyards
What: Social Club
Where: 635 Rutledge Avenue, Charleston
A new kind of coworking space is coming to Charleston. Switchyards blends the best of a coffee shop, college library, and boutique hotel lobby — all under one stylish, soulful roof. Designed for the neighborhoods where people actually live, it’s a place to work, connect, and stay inspired.

Jenni Kayne
What: Apparel Brand
Where: 364 King Street, Charleston
Crafted to endure and designed to evolve, these wardrobe essentials are timeless pieces meant to grow with you. From the vintage-inspired bag you reach for time and again to the trusted knit that becomes a daily staple, Jenni Kayne offers enduring style with effortless simplicity.