An 18th and 19th Century Charleston Dining Experience and Museum Tour • 2.5 Hours • Ages 12+
duration: 2.5 Hours
meeting_point: 100 Meeting St. Charleston, SC
min_age: 12
description: Charleston’s two biggest passions are food and history. We combine those two passions as you transport yourself through time on our unique tour where you never have to leave your seat.
You will enjoy a generous seven course meal served in “service a la Francais.”
Each entree covers a different period of Charleston’s history, with food authentic to the times. It’s all fully narrated by your host and culinary historian, Mike Hebb. You will not only taste Charleston’s history, you’ll also learn about domestic life, the walled city of Charlestowne, the Revolution, slavery, the Civil War, and Reconstruction and beyond.
what_is_included: BYOB
- You will be offered a glass of the most popular wine in Charleston in the 18th and 19th Century, called Madeira, at no cost to you. All other drinks are BYOB. Bring what you like to drink and Mike will provide ice and glassware.
special_requirements: A 48 hour advanced notice is required for a full refund.
restrictions: Please note, participants must be at least 18 years old or older. Special cases may be considered, please call Mike to discuss.
disclaimers: There will be a section in the booking page to relay any dietary concerns or restrictions. It is important for all guests to know that certain requests may not be met. Due to the authenticity of the dishes, vegetarian, gluten free, and dairy free will drastically reduce the number of dishes available. All other allergies must be noted at the time of booking.
Gratuity is not included in the price of your Supper. If you enjoy the experience, please leave whatever you feel is appropriate.
Adult - $130.00 + tax
Ages 18+
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