Highlights from the 2016 Charleston Wine + Food and music by gospel singers Spiritually Yours.

Charleston barman Tyler Rothenberg talks about his favorite local watering holes, cocktail bars, late night imbibing spots, and what boozy souvenirs to bring home from your trip. He also throws in where to get a tattoo, a haircut, and a workout.

Chef Shawney Severns of Pemrose in Nashville gives her picks for her favorite seafood restaurants around the USA.

One of Charleston’s best beaches is just fifteen minutes from downtown. Here are some places to explore on Sullivan’s Island, which is worth checking out even in the off-season.

Join chef Matt Bolus of Nashville's 404 Kitchen for a three-city tour of his favorite places to imbibe.

From early morning corned beef & hash to an afternoon Negroni to a late night drink, chef Jeff Williams gives you a full day of Charleston eating (with tacos, BBQ, and a lot more thrown in) -- plus souvenir suggestions too.

Take a sweet and savory eating tour of Charleston with recommendations from award-winning pastry chef Cynthia Wong.

Swig & Swing BBQ pitmaster Anthony DiBernardo gives you his five favorite barbecue joints and what to order.

Chef Nico Romo, of the new oyster bar Nico, breaks down the best seafood places in Charleston.

Take a short trip with chef Justin Pfau's guide for eating beyond downtown Charleston.

Cane Rhum Bar & Caribbean Kitchen opens in Charleston and brings a taste of the islands to the Holy City. 

Six Southern restaurants where the biscuit steals the show.

Bartender Megan Deschaine of 492 passes along her 6 favorite watering holes in Charleston.

New on the Charleston bar scene is Harold's Cabin. Here is a drinking guide from their bartender Drew Childers.

Fuel up at these former auto body and gas stations that have been converted into cool restaurants and bars.

"There is a great restaurant on every corner and hidden gems along the way. The toughest is decision is where to eat." - Chef Kevin Getzewich of Indaco

Take home a taste of Charleston with these pro-recommended, locally-made souvenirs.

Where to imbibe in the Holy City? Bartender Jim McCourt sends you to places where "bartenders know their craft."