Food

The tide has shifted at Folly Beach. This spring and early summer, this small barrier island called the "edge of America" by locals received its own stimulus package in the form of restaurants.

Cuisine: American. Category: Neighborhood Favorite. Phone: 588-2525. Location: 2 Center St., Folly Beach. Food: HHH Service: HHH 12 Atmosphere: HHH 12 Price: $-$$ Costs: Appetizers $4-$9.50, soups $5-$6, salads $6-$12, sandwiches $7-$1…

Caviar & Bananas is stepping up their culinary presence in Charleston. The gourmet market and cafe is not only a fantastic place for a bite, but a resource for education as well.

Charleston native John Ondo has worked in some of the best kitchens in Charleston. He honed his skills at McCrady's, Carolina's and Fulton Five before teaming with Drazen Romic to open Lana Restaurant and Bar in 2005. Lana features Mediterranean cuisine and has received accolades from the press since it first opened its doors.

This episode of "Here Listen To This" finds us in the company of Nathaniel Irvin, frontman of local punk favorites The 33's.

With more than 5,000 attendees at its inaugural event last September in Marion Square, the South Carolina Green Fair has decided to make this an annual event.

The Roadhouse on Folly Beach is not a place for trendsetters, but rather a place for those seeking a no-frills watering hole right on the beach.

Toby Lightman will be paying a visit to the Pour House tonight to promote her latest album, "Let Go."

After New Year's, there's a bit of a lull in the Lowcountry.

Parties subside, browned Christmas trees hit the curb and that extra holiday weight begins to show.