Uploaded July 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
PBS host Darley Newman celebrates America's 250th anniversary with dinner at Iron Rose, the signature restaurant inside The Mills House, a historic Charleston, South Carolina hotel dating to 1853. Chef Lexi Miller's menu pays homage to the Lowcountry's most notable chefs and cooking techniques, including desserts inspired by Martha Washington — and dessert is not to be skipped.
✅ Iron Rose at The Mills House — Charleston restaurant serving a menu built on Lowcountry culinary history, including desserts inspired by Martha Washington.
✅ The Mills House — Historic Charleston hotel dating to 1853, home to both Iron Rose and The Black Door Café.
✅ Chef Lexi Miller — Leads the menu at Iron Rose, honoring the Lowcountry's most notable chefs and cooking techniques.
✅ The Black Door Café — Coffee spot also located inside The Mills House, a must-stop for coffee lovers.
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Iron Rose Charleston | The Mills House Hotel | Chef Lexi Miller | Charleston Food | Charleston America's 250th | Travels with Darley
PBS host Darley Newman celebrates America's 250th anniversary with dinner at Iron Rose, the signature restaurant inside The Mills House, a historic Charleston, South Carolina hotel dating to 1853. Chef Lexi Miller's menu pays homage to the Lowcountry's most notable chefs and cooking techniques, including desserts inspired by Martha Washington — and dessert is not to be skipped.
✅ Iron Rose at The Mills House — Charleston restaurant serving a menu built on Lowcountry culinary history, including desserts inspired by Martha Washington.
✅ The Mills House — Historic Charleston hotel dating to 1853, home to both Iron Rose and The Black Door Café.
✅ Chef Lexi Miller — Leads the menu at Iron Rose, honoring the Lowcountry's most notable chefs and cooking techniques.
✅ The Black Door Café — Coffee spot also located inside The Mills House, a must-stop for coffee lovers.
📖 Get the Book — Revolutionary Road Trip: Hidden Stories of America's Founding Journey: amazon.com/Revolutionary-Road-Trip-Americas-Founding/dp/B0GKPQVNFG
📺 Watch "Travels with Darley" on PBS & Streaming: darley-newman.com/travels-with-darley
🔔 Subscribe for More Travel & History Videos: darley.link/youtubesubscribe
🎧 Listen to the "Travels with Darley" Podcast: iheart.com/podcast/53-travels-with-darley-123513653
📲 Follow Darley for Exclusive Travel Content:Instagram: instagram.com/darleynewman/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/travelswithdarleyTikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@darleynewmanTwitter (X): https://x.com/DarleyNewman
Iron Rose Charleston | The Mills House Hotel | Chef Lexi Miller | Charleston Food | Charleston America's 250th | Travels with Darley
