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Downtown Charleston Sports Bars, Pubs and Taverns Club Habana Salty Mike's 177 Meeting St ● 853-5900 17 Lockwood Dr ● 937-0208 Price: $$ Price: $$ Description: Swanky cigar bar with a Description: Low-key, waterfront "couch" menu for nibbling between tavern located on the Ashley River sips of martini. Voted Best Cigar Bar (beneath the Variety Store). Live and Best Martini by CP readers. music several nights a week. Vintage games. Rustic vibes. The Living Room 460 King St ● 724-3490 Jimmy Dengate's Price: $$$ 5 Cumberland St ● 722-1541 Description: A cozy upstairs spot in Price: $$ the middle of the King Street action. Description: Classic Southern suppers, plus daily meat-and-three Cumberland's specials — liver, grilled ham, salmon 301 King St ● 577-9469 croquette, fried chicken. Also an Price: $$ Irish Pub. Description: Burgers, fried fish, chicken fingers, fries. Satchmo's 28 Isabella St ● 577-2027 Music Farm Price: $$ 32 Ann St ● 853-3276 Description: Newly-opened jazz and Price: $$ dance club. Description: The granddaddy of the local live music venues, open several Lite Affair nights a week and featuring a strong 137 Calhoun St ● 722-0023 schedule of local and national Price: $$ musical acts of various genres. Description: Cozy tavern on Calhoun, just across from Marion East Bay Coffee House Square. Weekly live music and "open 159 East Bay St ● 723-3446 mic" nights. Price: $ Description: Coffee drinks and Tonik desserts, plus a bar featuring 479 King St ● 709-5050 wine and martinis. Price: $$ Description: Located on upper King Street (in the former Pluto Rocks spot), right across from Basil. DJs and live bands weekly. .

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