Charleston has baseball and football, basketball and hockey, soccer and tennis. Each sport sits in a different part of the Lowcountry. Pick the game first, then choose the food and the TV stop that fit that side of town.
On the peninsula
Joseph P. Riley Jr. Park is the home of the RiverDogs and Citadel baseball. Johnson Hagood Stadium and McAlister Field House are the Citadel's football and indoor venues. TD Arena is the home of College of Charleston basketball and volleyball.
Lillian's Petite Market & Eatery and Two Blokes Brewing on Cannon Street are close to the ballpark and the Citadel. Burns Alley Tavern is about 0.05 mile from TD Arena. Moe's Crosstown Tavern is the nearest published TV stop for the ballpark and the Citadel.
Across the Ravenel Bridge
Patriots Point Soccer Stadium has Charleston Battery matches and College of Charleston soccer. Charleston Harbor Fish House is about 0.7 mile from the stadium. The baseball stadium is on the same complex.
Daniel Island and North Charleston
Credit One Stadium hosts the Credit One Charleston Open on Daniel Island, with Vespa Pizzeria about 0.1 mile away. North Charleston Coliseum is the Stingrays' home, with Old Li's about half a mile away.
Add a TV stop
Some places publish the sports they show. Find the TV spots and check that your game is on before you go.