Dessert with Death in Charleston

We enjoyed the space, the story content and the presentation. The slides helped visualize along with the history. The host really knew the history and has a passion for it. The deserts could have been a little more elevated or at least one of them for the cost. The small cookies and Benne wafers were enjoyable to start. The Earle grey tea donut needed better presentation with just some powdered sugar. There was a small ice cream drink which was the best out of all of them. The final one was forgettable. There should have been one pie or cake slice for the money spent. Nice china and crystal would have elevated it nicely (they used plastic plates and cups). They did offer some complimentary left over alcoholic drinks which was quite nice of them. Overall we enjoyed it but felt the price didn’t match the food provided

While death might be a drag, it's certainly entertaining! Kira and team salvaged what would've been a disaster of a night (we had another tour cancel without informing us), and ended up being one of the highlights of our 5 year anniversary trip. Kira is hilarious and full of knowledge about Charleston, it's history, and why there's so many ghost stories. The desserts are delicious, the jokes are fantastic, and the entity messing with the technology certainly sets the mood too. If you're in for a laugh and a tasty treat + a whole lot of sass, this is the experience for you.

We’ve had many laughs regarding how bad this was in the days following, but obviously that was not the intent. First of all I don’t think the presenter was sober. Second, it was a PowerPoint presentation, and the images had descriptions like “this isn’t her, but I think she probably looked like this“ and “this is a picture of a purple dress I found on the Internet.” I understand that he used to do this presentation in drag, which would’ve made it so much more fun and interesting. Regardless, we still chuckle about it, and the snacks they gave us were good.