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Top 5 New Spots in Charleston You’ll Want to Visit Now
THE CHARLESTON EDIT Charleston Days 10/31/25 THE CHARLESTON EDIT Charleston Days 10/31/25

Top 5 New Spots in Charleston You’ll Want to Visit Now

Charleston’s newest restaurants are raising the bar on style and flavor. From coastal Italian plates at Allora to fresh-baked bagels on James Island, these five openings are worth the buzz.

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