Charleston Historic Downtown Food Tour

Sit back and savor a bowl of authentic She-Crab Soup—a rich, savory bisque that is synonymous with the region. Your guide will share the fascinating story behind this famous Lowcountry delicacy while you enjoy the lively market atmosphere

Take a scenic stroll through Philadelphia Alley, one of Charleston's most picturesque hidden gems. We'll pause our food tastings to admire the historic brick walls and shaded cobblestones while uncovering the fascinating history of this centuries-old pathway.

Head over to the lively Port of Call Food and Brew to sample one of South Carolina's best-kept culinary secrets: Chicken Bog. This rich, comforting dish combines tender chicken, savory smoked sausage, and flavorful rice into a mouthwatering, deeply traditional Lowcountry classic.

As we digest and stroll to your next culinary destination, we'll stop by the breathtaking St. Philip's Church. Known for its majestic steeple that defines the Charleston skyline, this historic site offers a beautiful, shaded photo opportunity and a fascinating glimpse into the city's colonial past

Here are a few options for the Poogan's Smokehouse stop on your tour, highlighting that classic Southern plate! Option 1: Short and Sweet "Head to Poogan's Smokehouse on East Bay Street for a quintessential Southern barbecue experience. You'll dig into a hearty tasting of tender, slow-smoked BBQ paired with classic collard greens and freshly baked cornbread." Option 2: Engaging and Descriptive "Get ready for a true taste of the South at Poogan's Smokehouse! We'll settle in to savor a mouthwatering plate of signature BBQ, savory collard greens, and sweet, buttery cornbread. Your guide will explain the deep-rooted, mouthwatering traditions of Carolina barbecue while you enjoy this comforting feast

Satisfy your sweet tooth at Carmella's Cafe and Dessert Bar on East Bay Street. Here, you'll finish off the food tour with a decadent slice of their famous, rotating 'Cake of the Day' in a cozy, vibrant cafe setting.