Charleston, South Carolina Businesses That Closed in May and June, 2024

July 1, 2024 Charleston Daily 0 Lowcountry,

By Mark A. Leon

Over the last 2 months, the Charleston Lowcountry area lost some very well respected businesses that will be missed, but not forgotten. Here is a look back at some of the local businesses we lost in the last 2 months:

1. The Alley (131 Columbus St, Charleston, SC 29403), a downtown bowling alley, bar, restaurant arcade and popular hangout, closed its doors on June 1, 2024 after 12 years.

2. Antica Napoli Pizzeria in Summerville closed on June 2, 2024.

3. KTCHeN, a commissary kitchen in North Charleston that housed 30 small businesses, announced it will permanently close on June 30th.

4. Cinnaholic, a downtown Charleston bakery (415 King St Suite B, Charleston, SC 29403), permanently closed its doors in early May 2024.

5. CraveWell Cafe in downtown Charleston (168 Calhoun St, Charleston, SC 29401) closed in May 2024.

Other notable Charleston, South Carolina area restaurants have closed in 2024, include Harold’s Cabin (February 24), Laura Alberts Tasteful Options (Daniel Island) (March 15), Vegan restaurant Neon Tiger (654 King Street) (March 30), Sweetgrass Lounge (1640 Meeting Street Rd unit 108) (April 2024)and Wild Wing Cafe (North Charleston) (February 26).

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