Joseph P. Riley Jr. Park
Make a RiverDogs or Citadel baseball game a full day out, with a taproom, sandwiches and a Filipino dinner all within about half a mile.
Patriots Point Soccer Stadium
Watch Charleston Battery or College of Charleston soccer at Patriots Point, with harbor-view seafood and Mount Pleasant barbecue within about a mile.
Credit One Stadium
Plan a Credit One Charleston Open day on Daniel Island, with pizza, burgers and Mediterranean food within about a third of a mile of the stadium.
Moe's Crosstown Tavern
A Hampton Park neighborhood bar north of the Crosstown, away from the visitor streets. City Paper named it the 2026 Best of Charleston winner for Best Meal Value, and its Fig Lebowski burger ... whipped feta, bourbon onion fig jam and crispy prosciutto ... won the most creative category in the paper's 2026 Burger Throwdown. Owner Mike Tronoski told the paper the kitchen runs a different burger special every day.
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Lillian's Petite Market & Eatery
Owner Heather Greene opened Lillian's in the corner building that used to be Harold's Cabin, and City Paper calls it a comfortable follower for that much-loved room. It runs all day ... a coffee bar from 7:30am, weekday breakfast, a market selling flowers, prepared foods, wine and goods from local makers, then happy hour and dinner. Executive Chef Todd Garrigan works with local growers, fishermen and ranchers. Private parties use the Jackalope Dining Room, the Jackalope Bar or the upstairs terrace.
Odd Duck Market
Odd Duck's third shop opened in July 2026 in a former bank branch near Hampton Park, where the old drive-thru is now a walk-up ordering window. Owners Jared Hellman and Andrew Hare started in Park Circle; the venue says the pair ran Bubba Slye's deli in the early 2000s. It sells craft lattes, breakfast and lunch sandwiches, take-and-bake meals, ice cream and house-baked pastries, with a mural by Cara Fischer inside.
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