10 year anniversary in Charleston SC

CThurmond said:
Lol snowflake coming from your yuppie ass? .. Your an internet warrior bro.

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Please allow me to educate you.
A Yuppie is a Young Urban Professional.
I am not young.
Ive never lived in a city or Urban area.
But I guess I am a Professional...

So 1/3 aint bad....

BTW that you would even call me a Yuppie has me laughing. Means you've obviously never met me.
Try again. I got all day.
 
Wow. Things just got real.
 
We only lived in Charleston for 1.5 years before escaping, but I do know that it's very trendy for locals to shit all over Hyman's. Its probably the most famous restaurant in Charleston though, and it's the only restaurant I can think of that is well loved by visitors/tourists but despised by locals. There's probably a lot of bias there, if past life experience has taught me anything. I've never been, so I'm just making an observation.
 
ckruzer said:
VISIT 167RAW...

You will NOT regret
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I've heard good things about 167....haven't been yet. I think I heard they have someone that drives down from Nantucket with the lobsters and someone that drives up from Charleston and they meet in Richmond. No wonder a lobster roll is $27 :eek:
 
jcramsey said:
I've heard good things about 167....haven't been yet. I think I heard they have someone that drives down from Nantucket with the lobsters and someone that drives up from Charleston and they meet in Richmond. No wonder a lobster roll is $27 :eek:
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I get them in Maine for about $7, with fries. From a sandwich counter at a gas station.. or at McDonald's, for slightly more money. If I'm eating seafood in Charleston, it's going to be something local and certainly not lobster.
 
R Q said:
@josh m , how was your stay and what did you like/dislike?
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Thanks for asking. It was great! We hit up some good restaurants (hall chop house, 82 queen, poogans smokehouse, and cir. 1886)
Also did a carriage tour and did a ton of walking. They had a local arts festival in one of the parks that was fun. I'm proud to report that I crushed the "4 porksman" sandwich at poogans smokehouse on Saturday. I'll edit with a picture later today. Huge!!

We also spent a afternoon at magnolia plantation. It was a cool place with a lot of history and old gardens. Not a lot relaxing on the trip and I'm glad I brought the tennis shoes for walking. Did 12-13 miles on Saturday.
Thanks all for suggestions. I hope to go back and do more civil war touring.
 
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