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Biscuitville closes its Irmo restaurant after less than two years. What to know
There’s one less spot to grab breakfast in the Irmo area. Biscuitville, the regional chain known for its breakfast, has shut down a Columbia-area location after less than two years in business. Biscuitville’s restaurant at 10605 Broad River Road in Irmo is now listed as permanently closed, with all signage removed from the building. FULL STORY: A breakfast restaurant chain has closed a Columbia-area location. Here’s where Here are key takeaways: The Irmo location at 10605 Broad River Road has been marked “permanently closed” on the Biscuitville website. A reporter who visited recently found all Biscuitville signage removed from the building and roadside. Short run in Irmo: The restaurant first opened in March 2025, meaning it operated for roughly a year and a half before shutting down. This isn’t the chain’s first Columbia-area closure. Biscuitville also closed its 7924 Garners Ferry Road location in Columbia in July 2025. One local spot remains: The company’s restaurant on Clemson Road in northeast Columbia is still open for business. Company background: Biscuitville launched in 1975 in Danville, Virginia, and now operates more than 70 locations across Virginia, North Carolina and South Carolina. The chain opened a 78,000-square-foot distribution center in Burlington, North Carolina,
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