From hip happenings around town to opportunities for supporting our local culinary + hospitality community, What’s Fresh is Charleston Wine + Food’s latest blog series. Take a seat at one of Charleston’s newest patio pop-ups, have your finger on the pulse of the latest + greatest happenings at your go-to spots in town, and stay in the know of how the industry is continuing to provide active ways for community engagement.
Here’s what’s fresh in Charleston during the month of March.

The Daniel Island Market & Eatery (The DIME) Now Open
The Daniel Island Market & Eatery – also known as The DIME – is now open 7 days a week at 30 River Landing Drive. The DIME is a specialty café + market offering an array of fresh roasted coffee beverages, loose leaf teas, and freshly squeezed juices, and features a selection of pastries, sandwiches, and rotating dessert selections.
Pop by for craft coffee, flavorful gelato, made-to-order smoothies by Hustle, and locally-sourced grab-and-go market items. Open daily from 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM

Wednesday Night Cooking Classes with Wild Common
Gather ‘round the Wild Common Chef’s Counter to watch their chefs in action. Classes are led by Executive Chef Orlando Pagán and Sous Chef Zach Kimmel and are fun, informative, and immensely delicious.
Classes are limited to 8 participants and are designed with social distancing in mind. Grab your “pod” and reserve your cooking class seat.
Classes are held every Wednesday at 6:00 PM and 7:30 PM. Reservations required.

New Restaurant Spotlight: CudaCo
As the seasons begin to change and the temperatures start to rise, nothing makes us feel more at home in Charleston than fresh seafood. If you’re looking for a new spot in town, look no further than the recently-opened CudaCo on James Island.
This fish + oyster market not only offers a vibrant menu, but serves as a place to purchase fresh, local seafood. CudaCo is fresh fare, modern flair and brings the 5 star experience to your table.

Mama’s Boys Sandwich Emporium
Mama’s Boys Sandwich Emporium, the second food-child from Jeremiah Schenzel and Nicholas Dowling of Daps Breakfast & Imbibe is now open! This “ghost kitchen” concept features the duo’s spin on classic deli sandwiches + hot dogs (think Italian sandwiches, meatball subs, and chili dogs – yum!).
Mama’s Boys is available via online ordering and Uber Eats Monday – Friday from 10:00 AM – 2:00 PM. Pick-up will be at Daps Breakfast & Imbibe located at 280 Ashley Ave.