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Charleston Culinary Tours has the best of Charleston history, food, and drinks!
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This 2.5-hour food tour explores Charleston’s Historic French Quarter and City Market, offering the tastiest of Charleston’s history and food while walking some of the oldest streets in America!
This 2.5-hour tour offers insight into Charleston’s historic Upper King Street neighborhood, which has been named one of the top 10 food neighborhoods in America.
This 3-hour tour showcases the seasonal bounty of the Lowcountry and the creative prowess of a local chef.
A ghost ‘tour’ for the gourmet. Join us in our elegant 19th-century dining room, for an evening filled with sinister story-telling and morbid delights that are sure to leave your taste buds tingling!
This 3-hour walking tour will take you through the history of Charleston’s Pubs, Taverns, & Taprooms. Traveling throughout the French Quarter you will visit 3 local pubs.
Whet your appetite for Charleston with a historic stroll on South of Broad! This 1.5-hour walking tour will guide you through a few of Charleston’s oldest and best-preserved neighborhoods. Don’t forget to add on the Historic Lunch option!
This is a fully customizable private culinary experience tailored just for you!
Come enjoy this fun drinking bus tour! Click Learn More to see brewery tour schedule.
Join us for our Happy Hour Tour! Friday & Saturday evenings only.
Join us every Thursday for artistic, after-hours fun in our historic Charleston home! Local artist and Charleston Culinary Tours guide, Amelia “Mimi” Whaley, leads this 2.5-hour, B.Y.O.B painting class.
One of the most popular reasons people travel to Charleston is the food and Charleston Culinary Tours wants you to continue enjoying that luxury without ever leaving your house.
Whether you know a Lowcountry local or someone planning a trip to Charleston, a culinary tour is a great way to explore a new or familiar city!
18th and 19th century dining in the home of the youngest signer of the declaration of independence. You will enjoy a generous five course meal in the dining room of the Governor’s House Inn.
