Having trouble with allergies?............

[droner]

If you live in Knoxville, there's a good reason you're suffering. Knoxville is the second worst city for allergies in the US.

My city, Greenville, SC is 19th (out of 100). And I can tell it.

http://www.weather.com/health/allergy/spring-allergy-cities-20130319

[WoodstockVol]

I suffer from it It seems like I get a sinus infection every year

[VinnieVOL]

If you live in Knoxville, there's a good reason you're suffering. Knoxville is the second worst city for allergies in thSpeakingMy city, Greenville, SC is 19th (out of 100). And I can tell t.

http://www.weather.com/health/allergy/spring-allergy-cities-20130319

Speakng of SC, our Charleston trip is in a few weeks.  What are some restaurants?

[Clockwork Orange]

Speakng of SC, our Charleston trip is in a few weeks.  What are some restaurants?

Hyman's Seafood is always recommended. The food is pretty good and the setting (near the market) and atmosphere are neat. I'm not a big seafood fan so I was a bit underwhelmed when I went, but I'd say you should try it.

There's also Jestine's Kitchen a little further up from Hyman's if you like southern soul food.

[Volznut]

If you get the chance try shrimp with grits.

[tnflower]

If you get the chance try shrimp with grits.

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[droner]

Speakng of SC, our Charleston trip is in a few weeks.  What are some restaurants?

It's been a while since I went into Charleston. Lately we have been staying close to Seabrook and Kiawah. So I haven't kept up with the intown restaurants.

I've always liked Hymans. They had one stretch a few years ago when they were down but in general it's usually reliable seafood. The last time I ate regularly in Charleston I liked Magnolias, 82 Queen Street, Carolinas and Slightly North of Broad. But there are many more now.

If you want to eat at one of the best places around, go to Heges out at Kiawah/Seabrook. But that's a big drive for one meal. And it's a fairly pricey meal at that. But I haven't had anything better in Charleston.