The Tavern
Upon entering Lowland, guests are greeted by an antiqued copper bar lit with custom bronze wall lanterns, alongside exposed rough sawn wooden beams, venetian damask wallpaper, and a restored wood-burning fireplace flanked by overstuffed leather armchairs.
Parlour Room
A few steps beyond the Tavern Room in the former carriage house, The Parlour Room features soaring 12-foot ceilings, original 12-pane windows framed by porcupine shades with sliding pocket doors, and hand-painted black and white geometric artwork on the floor.
Upstairs
Upstairs showcases a Spanish-moss inspired mural, hand painted by Dean Barger, and carefully curated local antiques and artwork. The atmosphere and menu are approachable and convivial.
Lowland at The Quinte
Opened in 1886 and known as The Quinte, this storied space was once a billiards room frequented by sailors. The room features hand-painted banners and lights, locally sourced antiques, and cozy built-in booths. With an atmosphere all its own, The Bar Room at Lowland is available for everyday dining and private event reservation.
Accommodations
Make your visit to Lowland a full-fledged Charleston experience: Stay at The Pinch. The two MICHELIN Key-winning boutique hotel from the team behind Lowland, The Pinch is just next door, with luxury accommodations and superior hospitality.