Zero George Street

Top choice in Charleston

Live – if only for a night – like a well-heeled Charlestonian at this lovingly restored, C 1804 property in quiet, residential Ansonborough. The adorable stucco homes and brick carriage houses contain 16 unique rooms arranged in neutral tones and contemporary furnishings, but the true draws are the dreamy piazzas, lush courtyard gardens and the tiny, candlelit Zero Café + Bar.

Food Network celebrity chef Vinson Petrillo has conjured up the tasting menu ($135 per person including wine pairings), and it is delightful. Ride it off on the complimentary vintage bicycles.

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Address

0 George St

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843-817-7900

https://www.zerogeorge.com/

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