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Hidden Food Treasures of Charleston

Discover Charleston's culinary heritage with our tour in the charming French Quarter! Dive into an array of dishes that tell the rich story of the city—from Carolina-style BBQ to creamy, handmade ice cream—and uncover the secret dish that encapsulates the essence of Charleston’s gourmet scene. Our expert guides are eager to share not only the flavors but also the fascinating tales of pirates, pandemics, and more that have seasoned Charleston's history.

Journey on this exclusive food tour beginning at the Port of Call Food + Brew Hall, where you'll be introduced to the delights of South Carolina-style BBQ, the oldest in the world. Stroll through the Historic Charleston City Market next, learning how the African slave trade introduced benne seeds and collard greens to Charleston, now staples in Lowcountry cooking.

As we meander through cobblestone streets, your senses will be treated to the city's freshest seafood and our mysterious, delicious Secret Dish. For those with a sweet tooth, the tour offers a delightful stop for handmade ice cream crafted from the finest locally-sourced ingredients. Along the tour, a special surprise dish awaits, chosen to showcase the best of Charleston's culinary scene.

Charleston's history is vividly reflected in its food, as well as its landmarks. you'll pass by historic sites like the U.S. Custom House, Philadelphia Alley, and the Dock Street Theatre, absorbing stories that highlight how Charleston's culture has been meticulously crafted over the centuries. Not to be missed are St. Philip’s Church—the oldest congregation south of Virginia—and the notorious Pirate House, once a hub for colonial contraband.

This tour isn't just a meal: it's a cultural immersion into the heart of Charleston, designed to delight and educate food lovers and history enthusiasts alike. Join us to taste and learn what makes Charleston a must-visit for every foodie and history buff. Book your spot today to experience the unforgettable flavors and stories of Charleston!