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Condiment Flights Are The Latest Food Trend The South Can't Get Enough Of
Wine flights, cider flights, and coffee flights have been around for decades, allowing for comparative tastings and offering an alternative for those among us who struggle to choose just one. But why should beverages get all the glory…and the variety?. Creative food pros across the country, including right here...
everafterinthewoods.com
This Historic South Carolina Spot Makes Prime Rib Feel Timeless
Did I just wander into a Grimm Brothers fairy tale? Would I stumble upon Hansel and Gretel themselves, lost in the forest, or just find a plate of the most perfect prime rib of my life? The historic South Carolina steakhouse had that kind of vibe. Wooden beams, flickering candlelight,...
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Who is performing at Turning Point Super Bowl half-time show? Did show get canceled?
A rival to Super Bowl LX’s planned performance from Puerto Rican superstar Bad Bunny, Turning Point USA’s “All-American Halftime Show,” will take place tonight. The event is designed to celebrate “Faith, Family and Freedom,” and will air on multiple channels, including DW+, TBN and OAK News. It will also be streamed on Turning Point’s social media channels. You can see a complete list of channels here.
upstatebusinessjournal.com
Comal 864 expanding Midtown Greenville location
If she really thinks about it, Dayna Lee-Márquez knew she wasn’t done growing. Even as the owner of Comal 864 grew her brand last year, opening Escorpiόn, an agave spirits-focused concept, concentrating her taqueria-style restaurant into one location at 219 W. Antrim Drive in Greenville, and launching a catering arm, Everything but Weddings, she knew Comal’s evolution was not yet complete.
WSPA 7News
Ringling Bros and Barnum & Bailey’s ‘The Greatest Show on Earth’ back in Greenville
Greenville, SC (WSPA)- It’s turned into the greatest party on earth, and it’s right here in Greenville. The show is live at the Bon Secours Wellness Arena in Greenville with Ringling Bros and Barnum and Bailey’s the Greatest Show on Earth. Organizers call it the circus reimagined for a new generation. Tickets are on sale […]
WJHL
Swifty Pig BBQ wins Tri-Cities Best Macaroni and Cheese
Greenville News
Dining Out: The 07 brings Keeping It Fresh vibe to Laurens Road area
What started as a shared dream has become one of Greenville’s most beloved neighborhood dining stories. Restaurateurs Anmar Natheer and Geno Iozzino met years ago while working at a casual fine-dining restaurant in Florida. They bonded quickly over their deep love of good food. “While Anmar is not a chef at any of our restaurants, he’s a phenomenal chef himself,” says Iozzino. “He’s so talented, and whenever we got together, it was always around something he made.” Even then, the idea of opening something together lingered in the background. Not a restaurant empire, but something more personal: a food truck built around fresh ingredients and dishes they loved. That idea became the Keepin’ It Fresh food truck in 2015. The pair, with help from Iozzino’s uncle, built out a former bread truck and hit the streets. At the time, neither was ready to go all in. Both kept their day jobs, refining the concept on nights and weekends. Anmar was honing his skills at places like High Cotton, where he met chef Jenny Barone (now head chef at The 07 and The 05). Just a few years later, opportunity knocked. When The 05 became available in 2018, Natheer and Iozzino
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Nixtamal Mexican Kitchen opens at BridgeWay Station
Nixtamal Mexican Kitchen opened its fourth location at BridgeWay Station in Mauldin. The restaurant features authentic Mexican cuisine including handmade tortillas and tableside guacamole. The location seats about 200 guests and includes a full-service bar. The Juarez family plans additional restaurant and retail concepts in the Upstate. The growth of...
greenvillejournal.com
New community theater planned at Phillis Wheatley Community Center
A local performing arts community theater plans to build a new black-box theater at the Phillis Wheatley Community Center in Greenville. Clark Nesbitt’s No Dreams Deferred focuses on uplifting the work of Black playwrights and actors. The nonprofit organization was founded in 2022 by Clark Nesbitt, a Greer native with almost 60 years of experience acting and directing.
gofountaininn.com
Three new restaurants to check out in Simpsonville, Mauldin in February
A new month means new restaurants to try — this time in Simpsonville and Mauldin. Whether you’d like a warming bowl of phơ, tacos and a margarita, or a twist on your usual bar order, these restaurants are open and ready to serve it. Here are three...
WSPA 7News
Let’s Eat at AM-PM Farms Butchery & Market in Greenville Co.
Fountain Inn, S.C. (WSPA)—AMPM Farms Market and Butchery is bringing farm-to-table to their locations in Travelers Rest, Greenville, and Fountain Inn. They pride themselves on working with more than 70 local farms and vendors, as well as delivering fresh beef from their farm in Fountain Inn. Ashley and Platt Moore started the farm just after […]
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Zoning change allows drive through window for restaurants
During their meeting Monday, Williamston Town Council approved first reading to amend zoning in the core commercial district regarding restaurants and to amend the ordinance regarding replacement of manufactured homes. Envision Williamston Executive Director Roberta Hamby announced two upcoming ribbon cuttings for new businesses including Small Town Decor and More,...
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Mountain Music Fest Rambles in Hendersonville, Feb. 27-Mar. 1
HENDERSONVILLE, N.C. – Enjoy a weekend filled with Appalachian Mountain music during The Winter Ramble, Feb. 27-March 1. This inaugural event isn’t a fenced-in festival; it’s a three-day ramble through Hendersonville and Henderson County featuring traditional mountain music — the kind born from front porches, barns and dance halls across the Blue Ridge.
greenvillejournal.com
‘Hell’s Kitchen’ brings Alicia Keys’ story to the Peace Center
What musician Brandon Brooks loves most about the Broadway musical “Hell’s Kitchen” is “the feel-good factor.”. Even if you don’t know the songs of Alicia Keys, “you’ll have a good time and leave with a smile,” said Brooks, who grew up in Taylors and is now touring the nation as the onstage drummer in “Hell’s Kitchen.”
Greenville News
New live music experience offers standing-room, club-like environment
The Peace Center is days away from opening its second music venue in a two-month period, w ith the Coach Music Factory set to offer a new live-music experience on Main Street in downtown Greenville. Located at the former site of a 1850s blacksmith shop and factory at 310 S. Main St., the newest Peace Center venue will feature a standing-room-only, club-like environment for visitors seeking a more immersive music experience in downtown Greenville. "A city is interesting when it has a blend of the old and the new, and we have that on our campus," said Megan Riegel, CEO of the Peace Center, during a press conference in early January. "Coach Music Factory is a little down-and-dirty, earthy and versatile," Riegel said. More Nearby: Bon Secours $282 million renovation plan introduced to council Showcasing new mixed-media finishes and doubling as a private event space, the Coach Music Factory will host its first performance on Feb. 7, featuring G. Love & Special Sauce as the debut act. Its next performances are The Lone Bellow on March 27, and The Infamous Stringdusters on April 26, with all shows beginning at 8 p.m. As Peace Center's six-acre campus prepares to debut its
greenvillejournal.com
Coffee, donuts and a new development planned for downtown Greenville’s Buncombe corridor
A proposed new-to-Greenville coffee and donut shop, Cafe Racer Coffee + Donuts, may soon makes its way to the corner of Butler Avenue and Buncombe Street near the Hampton-Pinckney neighborhood. The business made the presentation during Feb. 3 Project Preview Meeting, a city meeting allowing the public to provide feedback...