King Street below Market Street, the antiques end.
167 Raw moved from a tiny room at 289 East Bay Street, now 167 Sushi Bar, to a long narrow 19th century building on King Street with original brick walls and a walnut bar. It takes no reservations. City Paper readers voted it Best Oysters and Best Raw Bar in 2026, and on r/Charleston the tuna burger is the dish people name.
Bin 152 calls itself Charleston's oldest wine bar. Its cheese and charcuterie menu runs to more than 40 selections, sold a la carte, and it is open until midnight seven days a week.
Millers All Day serves breakfast, lunch and brunch on Lower King Street, with a second room on James Island. Charleston City Paper readers named it Best Breakfast and Best Weekend Brunch in Best of Charleston 2026.
