The Top New Things in Charleston
Charleston is a dynamic city that is always changing. There are always new restaurants, shops, and attractions popping up, making it an exciting place to visit and explore time and time again. We‘ve compiled a list of our top new things in Charleston for you to check out.

Tutti Pizza
What: Restaurant
Where: 700 King Street, Charleston
Tutti Pizza has arrived! This New York-style neighborhood pizzeria, created in partnership with Graft Wine Shop, focuses on wine and beer pairings. The Tutti takeout window is open Thursday to Sunday, 4 p.m. to 9 p.m., with limited quantities and online ordering available. Stay tuned for updates on the dining room opening!

Mezcal
What: Restaurant
Where: 375 Faison Road, Mt Pleasant
Mezcal is now open, bringing the vibrant flavors of Mexico to life with authentic dishes and unforgettable experiences. Head over to Mount Pleasant for delicious flavors found in both food and drinks!

Charleston Planetarium
What: Planetarium
Where: 125 Wappoo Creek Drive, Charleston
The Charleston Planetarium aims to inspire future space enthusiasts by showcasing the wonders of the universe through a state-of-the-art theater and engaging digital programming. This initiative seeks to spark curiosity and passion for discovery among virtual space explorers of all ages across Charleston, the Southeast, and beyond.

Buck’s Deli & Market
What: Local Market
Where: 866 Island Park Drive, Daniel Island
Buck’s Deli & Market is a gourmet deli and specialty market that will feature fresh produce, breakfast sandwiches, specialty sandwiches, salads, prepared foods, and more.

Kinry Club
What: Social Club
Where: 832 Coleman Blvd, Mount Pleasant
Kinry Club is a social club designed for families—a space where kids play, parents unwind, and the community connects. With engaging play areas for children, cozy spaces for parents to work or relax, and a welcoming environment for families to gather, Kinry Club is your home away from home.

Shoobies Ice Cream Shop
What: Ice Cream Shop
Where: 18 Center St, Folly Beach
Shoobies is serving up 15+ flavors of hand-dipped ice cream, creamy soft serve, thick milkshakes, and loaded frozen yogurt. Inspired by ‘shoobies’—tourists rocking tube socks with sandals—this fun-filled spot features cool merch and eye-catching ice cream décor. Next time you’re on Folly, treat yourself!

Big Gurl
What: Craft Workshop
Where: 469 King Street, Charleston
Big Gurl is a craft café designed for adults to relax, explore new crafts, and enjoy a hands-on experience tailored just for grown-ups. With DIY projects, rotating specials, and workshops to inspire creativity, plus a curated selection of local artisan goods, it’s the perfect place to create, connect, and unwind. Drop by and get crafting!

Peach Lab
What: Fitness Studio
Where: 69 Wentworth Street, Charleston
Peach Lab has officially opened its doors in Charleston! Focused on lower body workouts, they’re here to help you sculpt your perfect peach with innovative classes in a fun, peachy environment. To celebrate their grand opening, enjoy your first class for free—just download the app and book your class to redeem this special offer!

Joyland
What: Restaurant
Where: 145 Calhoun Street, Charleston
Chef Sean Brock’s highly anticipated Joyland has opened at 145 Calhoun Street in Charleston! Start your day with a delicious breakfast of biscuits and breakfast burritos at 8 a.m., and stick around for lunch and dinner at 11 a.m. The menu features fan favorites like the Joyburger Deluxe, fried chicken sandwiches, Chicago dogs, and Joysticks. Don’t miss out on this exciting new spot in Charleston!

Draper James
What: Apparel Brand
Where: 489 King Street, Charleston
Reese Witherspoon’s Draper James is bringing signature Southern charm to CHS! This mid-February, they are opening their doors in the heart of the Holy City, offering timeless, contemporary style inspired by the grace and warmth of the South.

JINYA Ramen Bar
What: Japanese Ramen
Where: 850 Morrison Drive, Charleston
At JINYA Ramen Bar, guests enjoy authentic ramen with rich, balanced broths, handmade noodles, and toppings like tender pork chashu, poached eggs, or fresh garlic. Pair your ramen with small plates or craft beer for a complete experience. Ramen at JINYA is a culture, with a focus on every detail—from using FUJI Water in the broths to the special noodle aging process. Their dedication ensures each bowl is a perfect harmony of flavors, living by the motto, “No ramen, no life.”

Daniela's Downtown
What: Local Market
Where: 132 Spring Street, Charleston
Daniela’s is a neighborhood market and deli offering freshly brewed coffee and espresso, breakfast sandwiches, hot and cold lunch options, and hearty pasta dishes. You can also find vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free options. The market also features a variety of fresh produce, local and imported food products, beer, wine, and sodas. Founded by Natasha, Daniela’s is a tribute to her late mother, whose love of cooking inspired Natasha’s passion for food and hospitality. The market reflects her mother’s legacy, blending great flavors with a welcoming neighborhood feel.