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Shepherd’s Pie, Irish Stew, And Live Celtic Music Make This South Carolina Pub A Hidden Gem

Some of the best meals in South Carolina hide behind doors you might walk right past. I went in expecting a quick bite and came out planning my next visit before I even reached the car. Picture a warm plate of shepherd’s pie, a bowl of slow-cooked stew, and a...

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This South Carolina Mexican Restaurant Claims To Be The Upstate’s Original Birria Spot

The birria here braises for eight to ten hours before it ever meets a tortilla. That’s a full workday for one pot of beef. I can’t imagine a better reason to cancel lunch plans with anyone else. The slow simmer also creates consommé, a rich broth made for...

Greenville, SC · 3d
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The Coconut Mama

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South Carolina neighborhood loses Piggly Wiggly as food bank sees more demand

South Carolina has lost another longtime neighborhood grocery store, following a separate Piggly Wiggly closing announcement in Myrtle Beach in October. The Piggly Wiggly at 1160 South Main Street in…

Greenwood, SC · 3d

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This South Carolina Diner Serves Fried Fish So Good It Beats Everything Else On The Menu

Fried flounder at a diner built around The Andy Griffith Show? That pairing is real, and it lives in a small, quiet South Carolina town. Photos of the show’s cast line the walls, and old episodes play in the corner. Meanwhile, fried flounder and shrimp give seafood fans two reasons to stop at this South Carolina diner.

Laurens County, SC · 1d
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Three Immigrant Brothers Built a South Carolina Restaurant and Grocery That Has Survived Nearly Four Decades

Cash is still king at this South Carolina restaurant, where credit cards aren’t part of the routine and freshly baked pita has kept customers returning for nearly four decades. What began as an immigrant family’s dream has become a neighborhood favorite with a grocery store right alongside the dining area.

Greenville, SC · 2d

The Post and Courier

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Popular Northeast burrito chain to make first move into SC, starting with the Upstate

GREENVILLE — Bubbakoo’s Burritos is moving into the Carolinas as they expand further across the East Coast. Their first stores to open in South Carolina will be in Greenville and Spartanburg. Michael Lassen, vice president of development, says that expansion into the Carolinas is a “natural progression” for the company. “Our growth model is we see the Carolinas being very strong for us,” Lassen said. As Bubbakoo’s expanded further, the Carolinas and Georgia were skipped over as the brand migrated to Florida. Founded in 2008 in Point Pleasant, N.J., the company has expanded to over 160 location...

Greenville, SC · 1d

Lovely Garden Roots

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Fallen Leaves Should Stay Where They Land This November Because Fireflies and Bees Overwinter in Them, Clemson's Christiana Huss Says

Clemson's Christiana Huss says fallen leaves are homes for caterpillar pupae, beetles, fireflies and bees, so they should be left in place or used as mulch.

Clemson, SC · 3d

American Songwriter

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Born 96 Years Ago Today in South Carolina, the Guitar Virtuoso Who Backed Elvis Presley, Patsy Cline, and Johnny Cash—and Sold a Million Records Before He Could Legally Drink

On this day (November 11) in 1930, Walter Louis Garland was born in Cowpens, South Carolina. Known professionally as Hank Garland, he was playing guitar professionally by age 12 and recorded the million-selling “Sugarfoot Rag” at age 18. Deftly navigating across genre lines, Garland contributed his superb picking skills to many an Elvis Presley hit in the late 1950s and early 1960s.

Cowpens, SC · 2d

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South Carolina Women Turned a Former Meat-Processing Building Into a Food Market Supporting 300 Local Farmers

First-time visitors to this South Carolina food market may receive something unexpected: an entire loaf of freshly baked bread, offered as a welcome gift. It’s a small gesture that reflects the community-focused idea behind the business. Two mothers opened the market inside a former meat-processing building, hoping to connect...

Greenville, SC · 2d

98.9 WORD

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Help Make 8,000 Pimento Cheese Sandwiches!

Help Make 8,000 Pimento Cheese Sandwiches!

Greenville, SC · 2d

everafterinthewoods.com

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This Beloved South Carolina Cafe Is Worth A Road Trip For Its Famous Mile-High Pies And Fresh Treats

A small kitchen calls its bakers dessert architects, and honestly, the title fits. The dessert lineup runs past 30 options, with pies sharing space with cakes, cookies, bars, and cupcakes. Chocolate cream, lemon meringue, buttermilk coconut, and chocolate chip pecan all sit on the pie list. I like how the...

Inman, SC · 2d

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Low water, high expectations expected at B.A.S.S. Nation Championship

ANDERSON, S.C. — Justin Raines won’t be fishing in the Mercury B.A.S.S. Nation Championship presented by Lowrance when the title event is held Nov. 18-21 on Lake Hartwell. But the B.A.S.S. Nation hammer that calls Hartwell home said no matter how anglers want to fish this renowned reservoir straddling the South Carolina/Georgia border, they’re sure to find something to their liking. The 76,450-acre lake has that sort of reputation, regularly providing a steady catch regardless of the season.

Anderson, SC · 2d

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This Cash-Only South Carolina Burger Joint Has Barely Changed Since 1956

In Clemson, South Carolina, there is a burger joint covered in ivy where the prices look like they were set during the Eisenhower administration, and that is meant as the highest possible compliment. Mac’s Drive In is the real thing, and the real thing is getting harder to find.

Clemson, SC · 2d

Greenville News

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John Jeter, Handlebar founder who shaped Greenville music scene, dies

The Upstate has lost a music business trailblazer who put Greenville on the map as a destination for nationally touring performers and their fans. John Jeter died on Nov. 9 after a period of declining health. He was 66. During a 20-year run, his music venue, the Handlebar , showcased Grammy-winning folk artists, blues and rock legends, regional up-and-comers and local favorites. “The Handlebar hosted so many amazing concerts that we all got to enjoy,” said Gene Berger, owner of Horizon Records in Greenville. Berger noted that Jeter put on concerts that drew large crowds and were successful from a business standpoint while also making room for “passion gigs” – smaller concerts “for the cultural good.” Jeter opened the Handlebar in 1994 with his wife, Kathy Laughlin, and his late brother, Stephen. They weren't experienced in the music business, and they knew they were taking a leap of faith. The club’s first location was in a former textile mill building on Mills Avenue (now the Lofts at Mills Mill ). It was billed as a “listening room,” with Jeter focused on booking acoustic acts. It didn’t take long for the Handlebar’s calendar to expand to include full bands and louder

Greenville, SC · 3d

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Northwest Grill’s burgers make it a roadside gem: City Juice with John Malik

I’m not a fan of labeling any restaurant “the best” at anything because much of what we enjoy in life is contextual. Lunch with friends is a lot more fun than lunch without friends. That’s why I brought Diego Campos (executive chef, Camp) and Jason Janson (Broadwater Shrimp) to Northwest Grill where we had a great meal.

Travelers Rest, SC · 1d

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Montreal-style bagels coming to Travelers Rest: Weekly Dish

A new Montreal-style bagel shop, Myer’s Bagels, will open in Travelers Rest soon. “[Montreal bagels] are a little bit smaller, they have a sweetness to them and they’re wood-fired baked versus a conventional oven so it has a little bit more zhuzh to it,” said co-owner Nancy Guyette.

Travelers Rest, SC · 1d

FOX Carolina

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TedxUnityPark bringing big ideas back to Greenville

Get a sneak peek at what you can explore and learn at TedxUnityPark happening November 21 at Roam Greenville One.

Greenville, SC · 1d

Lovely Garden Roots

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Garlic, Onion Sets and Peas Can Go In During November on the South Carolina Coast, and Clemson Extension Says Unused Beds Need Winter Wheat or Crimson Clover

Clemson Extension says garlic, onion sets and garden peas can still be planted on the South Carolina coast in November, and unused beds need a winter cover crop.

South Carolina · 3d

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Santa’s Shoppe Returns to Spartanburg November 13th–15th

The Junior League of Spartanburg’s Santa’s Shoppe returns November 13th–15th, 2026, with three days of holiday shopping at Spartanburg Memorial Auditorium. The annual fundraiser takes place at 385 N. Church Street in downtown Spartanburg. General admission costs $5 in advance or $10 at the door, giving shoppers...

Spartanburg, SC · 2d

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Sparkle City Roadshow Brings Susto and an Evening of Music to Chapman

Sparkle City Roadshow will bring Susto, the Abbey Elmore Band, Clay Johnson and the Hard Promises, and Janeen Scott to Spartanburg on Tuesday, November 17th. Our Town Collective presents the evening at Chapman Cultural Center Theater. The program begins at 5:30 p.m. with an acoustic set and a visual artist...

Spartanburg, SC · 1d