Oddusee Charleston | Black-Owned Business, Culture & Events

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The TableRestaurants, bakeries, sweets, catering69 listed The SceneBars, lounges, nightclubs, strip clubs19 listed The LookHair, barbers, nails, beauty, fashion48 listed HealthMedical, dental, wellness, fitness10 listed Arts & CultureMuseums, historic sites, galleries27 listed ServicesLegal, finance, auto, home, events24 listed The RideChauffeurs, party buses, boats, air0 listed · be the first The StayHotels, resorts, travel1 listed EntertainersDJs, comedians, artists, hosts0 listed · be the first Major EventsGames, festivals, the big weekends0 listed · be the first

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About Oddusee Charleston

Oddusee Charleston is a Lowcountry guide built around Black-owned business, in the region whose Gullah Geechee culture shaped everything from the food to the language. Every restaurant, food truck, barbershop, salon and shop in this directory is listed because it is Black-owned, and Black-owned businesses come first in every category, map and search result on this site.

The directory carries nearly 200 listings across the Lowcountry — restaurants, food trucks, barbers, hair salons, spas, coffee, bakeries and photography — plus the historic sites that hold Charleston's Black history, from Mother Emanuel and the International African American Museum to the praise houses and settlement communities of the sea islands. Coverage reaches North Charleston, Mount Pleasant, Summerville, Goose Creek, James Island, Johns Island and Moncks Corner.

Listings are added and kept current by hand. A business owner can be added to the guide by using the Get Listed form on the site.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Oddusee Charleston?

Oddusee Charleston is a city guide and directory of Black-owned businesses, restaurants, culture and events in Charleston. It is part of the Oddusee Media Group network of city sites.

Are all the businesses listed on Oddusee Charleston Black-owned?

Yes. The directory is built Black-owned first, and Black-owned businesses lead every category listing, map and search result on the site.

What areas does the guide cover?

Charleston and the Lowcountry, including North Charleston, Mount Pleasant, Summerville, Goose Creek, Ladson, James Island, Johns Island and Moncks Corner.

How do I get my business listed?

Use the Get Listed form on the site. Send the business name, address, category, hours, a photo and a contact, and the listing is added to the directory and to the map.

Does it cost anything to be listed?

A standard listing in the directory is free.

How often are the listings updated?

Continuously. The date at the bottom of the home page shows when the newest listing or event on the site was published or edited.

Charleston

The Black Door Cafe

The Coffee House

Mellow & Play Cafe

The Peace Offering

Bikerlife Coffee Haus