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A Whataburger is planned at this new Target-anchored Lexington development
Burgers appear to be on the menu on the west side of Lexington. A Whataburger location is planned for Victory Village, the Target-anchored shopping center under development at 2550 Augusta Highway in Lexington. The national burger chain joins a growing lineup of restaurants and retailers coming to the site near Lexington High School. FULL STORY: Coming Lexington Target-anchored development has national restaurant planned Here are key takeaways: Whataburger is slated as an outparcel at Victory Village, the shopping center being developed at 2550 Augusta Highway in Lexington. A listing from commercial real estate firm NAI Columbia shows the burger chain among the planned businesses. Lexington County property records show WB Real Estate LLC, Whataburger’s real estate arm, purchased an outparcel at Victory Village in late August. Target and Academy Sports + Outdoors are the key anchors for Victory Village, and construction on both stores is well underway. The development was initially announced in 2025. Chipotle Mexican Grill and Dave’s Hot Chicken are each planned for the shopping center, with a site diagram placing them at the southeast corner near Augusta Highway. Public records and real estate listings also indicate a Dutch Bros Coffee will be an outparcel. Several Whataburger locations
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Fabulous frankfurters: Hot dogs get the gourmet treatment at new downtown Aiken restaurant
AIKEN — Bobby and Allison Hilton have elevated frankfurters to gourmet status at HOTT Dogs, which made its debut downtown Oct. 31. The wieners served at the restaurant are "all beef," Allison said. "There are no fillers and no preservatives." And they're also kosher. "Our bread is brioche artisan...
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Fabulous frankfurters: Hot dogs get the gourmet treatment at new downtown Aiken restaurant
AIKEN — Bobby and Allison Hilton have elevated frankfurters to gourmet status at HOTT Dogs, which made its debut downtown Oct. 31. The wieners served at the restaurant are “all beef,” Allison said. “There are no fillers and no preservatives.” And they’re also kosher. “Our bread is brioche artisan bread that we season and we cultivate into something different and new,” Allison said. The hot dogs are baked, and diners can order one served plain or topped with ketchup, mustard and/or onions.” But much fancier options also are available. The “Eight Four Three,” named for the area code for Charlest...