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112 N Market St

Charleston, SC 29401

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Peninsula Grill

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American / Seafood  in  King Street Historic District
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Emily Yates
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112 N Market St

Charleston, SC 29401

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Perfect For: Classic Establishment Corporate Cards Dinner with the Parents Fine Dining Impressing Out of Towners Outdoor/Patio Situation

After you finish dinner and take a walk down to the waterfront, head to Peninsula Grill inside the Planters Inn hotel for dessert. While it’s also a very popular dinner spot, we recommend avoiding the packed dining room and just ordering a slice of their Ultimate Coconut Cake on the cobblestone patio instead. Yes, you still have to adhere to their dress code even if you’re just there for a slice of cake, but it’s worth throwing on a blazer or dress to try the most famous dessert in the city.

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