November 12, 2025|Food & Drink ,Press & Awards

A Taste of Excellence: MICHELIN Guide Announces Inaugural American South Selection

The Restaurant at Zero George has been selected in the 2025 inaugural MICHELIN- Opens in a new tab Guide American South

We are delighted to announce that The Restaurant at Zero George has been selected in the inaugural MICHELIN Guide American South. This recognition honors the skill, creativity, and dedication of our culinary team and the unforgettable dining experiences we offer within the intimate elegance of the Zero George Hotel. Guests can enjoy meticulously crafted tasting menus, elevated zero-proof pairings, and a setting where historic charm meets modern sophistication, with every detail designed to delight the senses and celebrate Charleston’s rich culinary landscape. Experience it for yourself and reserve your table today. Be sure to also visit our sister restaurant, Wild Common, recently awarded a MICHELIN Star. Read the full article here.

October 7, 2025|Press & Awards

Condé Nast Traveler 2025 Readers’ Choice Awards: The Top Hotels in Charleston

We’re honored to share that Zero George has been named one of the Top 10 Hotels in Charleston in the Condé Nast Traveler 2025 Readers’ Choice Awards. This recognition is especially meaningful to our team. Charleston is home to an extraordinary collection of hotels—each with its own story, charm,…

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July 2, 2025|Food & Drink

Summer Soirée: Aperitivo at The Caviar Bar and Costa

Summer in Charleston unfolds with an effortless elegance. Sunlit afternoons stretch into golden evenings, and sea-kissed breezes drift through historic streets. The lingering light invites you to slow your pace and savor each moment. At Zero George, the season is best embraced in true European fashion: aperitivo in hand, meaningful conversation, and nowhere else to be.

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December 13, 2024|Press & Awards

Condé Nast Traveler: 2025 Gold List

To the naked eye, the five beautifully restored 1804 residences and carriage homes at the corner of George Street and East Bay constitute just another pretty block in Charleston: warm brick, statuesque façades, breezy column-studded verandas, and flickering lanterns. But veteran hospitality duo Dean Porter Andrews and Lynn Easton knew better ...

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