AnnMarie_C

Headed to Charleston soon and will not rent a car. Does anyone have a preference for transportation between the airport and the historic district? From what I've read a taxi will run @ $30 and there are shuttles. Or, is there only one shuttle that services the airport? Are reservations necessary? Looking for recommendations--thanks in advance!

suewoo

You won't need a reservation. Taxis and shuttles are just outside the door of the airport next to baggage claim. Just go to the little kiosk you'll see in front of you when you leave the building. Take a shuttle if you don't mind several stops. I always just take a cab.

AnnMarie_C

Thank you, suewoo!

kathleen

If your visit takes place between Jan 12-22, consider this very popular idea for a meal.

http://www.charlestonrestaurantassoc...staurant-week/

suewoo

Ah, yes, restaurant week. This year, I'm going to Anson's, Oak, Tristan, and McCrady's. Then I will need a nap.

kathleen

I think we're going to Fat Hen and Husk (maybe, if we reserve early enough) It is such a great way to sample restaurants without breaking the budget.

suewoo

Both of those are great. I'd go to Fat Hen all the time if I lived on that side.

AnnMarie_C, are you a knitter? There's a great shop on Wentworth St. called Knit. My NY resolution is to stay out of there!

AnnMarie_C

"My NY resolution is to stay out of there!" lol! Yes, my name is AnnMarie and I am a knitter! Thank you so much, I will definitely go and have a, uh, look-see. ;-)

And, yes, it appears I will be there during restaurant week--thank you, all, for the added info!

suewoo

So be sure to make reservations for restaurants you really want to visit. And take a wad of cash to Knit.