Reserve private transport and reservation assistance for Charleston’s Restaurant Week. Enjoy a scenic ride through the Historic District to an exclusive eatery of your choosing—ride included, meal not.
More ways to explore the area's outdoor wonders
You slide into a clean, leather-back seat as Spanish moss sways across the carriage-lit street outside. The driver eases through narrow lanes of the Historic District, the harbor wind daring you to trade a quiet porch for an intimate table—and tonight, that’s the plan.
Difficulty
easy
Duration
2–4 hours
Fitness Level
Accessible to most travelers; minimal walking required unless you choose to explore before or after dinner
Wildlife
History
Charleston grew as a major colonial port and plantation hub; its built environment and foodways reflect colonial trade, enslaved labor, and Gullah culture.
Conservation
Coastal development and rising tides stress Charleston’s marshes—support restaurants sourcing local, sustainable seafood and respect marsh habitats when exploring.
Reserve your spot on the Charleston Restaurant Week today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Book reservations early
Restaurant Week fills quickly—confirm your restaurant choice and reservation at booking to avoid limited availability.
Check dress codes
Many Charleston restaurants enforce smart-casual or business-casual attire—call ahead if unsure to avoid being turned away.
Schedule with tide and traffic in mind
Allow extra travel time during cruise ship arrivals, festival weekends, or peak dinner hours to make the most of your booking.
Bring photo ID and payment
The tour covers transport and fees but not the meal—have your card or cash handy for the restaurant and tip for your driver.
Photo ID & credit card
Required for restaurant payment and any age-restricted venues.
Smart-casual outfit
Most restaurants enforce a dress code—dress accordingly to avoid being turned away.
Light jacket or wrap
Waterfront breezes can cool an evening, especially near the Battery and harbor.
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Phone with charger or battery pack
Use for reservations, directions, and to capture low-light photos of historic streets.