Taste of Hutson Alley

Tickets are limited, so early purchase is encouraged to reserve your spot.

Your favorite event from Charleston's Best Hospitality Group is BACK! Mark your calendars for Wednesday, November 20, 2024! Guests will be greeted at the John St. entrance to Hutson Alley with a seasonal welcome beverage from Charleston’s Smallest Bar. The evening’s celebration will take place among the lanterns and under the lights of our beautiful alleyway with chef-attended stations from all six Holy City Hospitality restaurants and dessert samplings from Good Food Catering. Attendees are welcome to enjoy a specialty cocktail offering, craft beer, wines from Republic National Distributing Company (RNDC) and live music from Ronnie Johnson. Tickets are limited, so early purchase is encouraged to reserve your spot. Menu highlights include:

• 39 Rue de Jean—Fried Goat Cheese Balls with Melba Cherry Bacon Lardons

• Coast Bar and Grill—Steamed Oysters With Cocktail Sauce, and Fixin's

• Charleston’s Smallest Bar—Shrimp Cocktail with Lemon and Horseradish Cocktail Sauce

• Victor's Seafood & Steak—Prime Rib Sliders with Shaved Prime Rib and Creamy Horseradish Sauce

• Vincent Chicco's—House-made Meatball of Veal and Pork with San Marzano Tomato Sauce

• Virginia's on King—Carolina Crab Rice with Fried Broccoli

• Good Food Catering—Parfait trio - Apple Pie, Pumpkin Mousse and Sweet Potato Cheesecake 

Tickets are now available for $80, or 2 tickets for $150. All attendees must be 21 or older. Tickets can be purchased athere.Questions? Email marketing@holycityhospitality.com

FAQs

• Where is Hutson Alley? Hutson Alley is located at 39 John Street, in between King and Meeting, across from the Children's Museum. The alley is tucked between 39 Rue de Jean and the Charleston Music Hall. Hutson Alley is home to Vincent Chicco's, Victor’s Seafood & Steak, Virginia’s on King, Coast Bar and Grill, Charleston’s Smallest Bar, and 39 Rue de Jean.
• Where will the event entrance be? We will be greeting guests beside the main entrance to the Charleston Music Hall, located at 37 John Street, just across from the Visitors Center.
• Will there be seating? There will be limited seating outside on the alley, available on a first come, first serve basis. Additional seating is located inside Victor’s Seafood & Steak. 
• What are my parking options at the event? There are two parking garages conveniently located right by Hutson Alley. The Camden Exchange Parking Garage is located next door to the Charleston Music Hall (in between the Music Hall and the Hampton Inn). Patrons can enter the garage from John Street. Additional parking is located at the Visitors Center Parking Garage one block away from the venue on Ann Street.
• Are there ID requirements to enter the event? Yes, this is a 21+ event.

About Hutson Alley

Hutson Alley is a historic winding pathway between John and Hutson Streets in downtown Charleston. Adorned with fig ivy, vintage lanterns and palmetto trees, the alley is home to five Holy City Hospitality establishments including the famed 39 Rue de Jean, Coast Bar and Grill, Charleston’s Smallest Bar, Victor’s Seafood & Steak, and Vincent Chicco’s. Also located adjacent to the alley on the corner of Hutson and King Streets is Virginia’s on King. 

About Holy City Hospitality

Founded in 2001 by Michael Bennett, Holy City Hospitality is one of Charleston’s largest locally-owned hospitality companies dedicated to inspiring memorable experiences through inventive ingredients and gracious service. Holy City Hospitality consists of 39 Rue de Jean, Coast Bar and Grill, Vincent Chicco’s, and Victor’s Seafood & Steak, all located on Hutson Alley. The alley is a quaint hidden gem in the heart of Charleston’s peninsula, with Virginia’s on King just around the corner. Additional establishments include Good Food Catering and the Historic Rice Mill, a waterfront event space in downtown Charleston.  For more information, call or visitwww.holycityhospitality.com.