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Upstairs at Victor's carves out a specific niche in Charleston's wedding landscape: an intimate, capacity-capped private room above Victor's Seafood & Steak, tucked behind an ivy-covered wall on Hutson Alley just off King Street. The room leans into a distinct aesthetic — gallery-scale artwork by Charleston painter John C. Doyle, plush leather couches, linen tablecloths — splitting the difference between old New York steakhouse gravity and modern Lowcountry ease. At a max of 65 guests, it's built for rehearsal dinners and cocktail receptions where the room itself does the heavy lifting, not the headcount.
rehearsal dinner sweet spot65-guest hard cap keeps it intimateivy-alley entrance sets the tone earlysteakhouse-meets-Charleston aestheticHoly City Hospitality in-house culinary programgallery artwork as ambient décor
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