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The Post and Courier
Rosewood Dairy Bar moves up estimated closing date after rush of community support
COLUMBIA — Rosewood Dairy Bar, a beloved walk-up staple since 1942, will close earlier than expected. In one of Columbia’s bedrock neighborhoods, Rosewood Dairy Bar pairs its selection of soft-serve-based ice cream treats with burgers, hotdogs, fried chicken and other Southern drive-in staples. The restaurant initially announced its upcoming closure in an Oct. 16 Facebook post, citing “the ever rising costs of product, the lack of substantial business, and the building we rent being in disrepair.” The business originally said it anticipated closing by the end of November, but in an Oct. 27 Fac...
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Burrell & Flynn’s Farm to Open New Restaurant After Renovations
“Nestled in the heart of Aiken, SC, along the scenic stretch of Hwy 78, a new dining destination is taking shape in the former Old Montmorenci Winery,” says the website of Burrell & Flynn’s Farm. “Currently undergoing an extensive restoration and renovation, this space is being transformed into a warm, inviting restaurant that blends historic charm with modern comfort. Scheduled to open in late fall, the restaurant will source fresh, seasonal produce from local purveyors and farms (including our own!).”
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People Drive From All Over South Carolina Just For The Burgers At This Humble Restaurant
There’s a small town in South Carolina where people willingly sit in a parking lot, waiting for a table, and they’re smiling about it. That town is Chapin, and the reason for all those happy, patient faces is Higher Ground Char House. Now, Chapin isn’t exactly a place...
The Daily South
Craig Melvin’s Perfect Tailgate Has Fried Chicken, One-Bite Pies, And Plenty Of Trash-Talking
For Craig Melvin, it’s not a real tailgate without a little competition. “You need to have fans from both teams. There’s got to be trash-talking,” he says. “You can’t engage in that if everyone’s for the same squad.” He roots for the Gamecocks. A native of Columbia, home to the University of South Carolina, his devotion only deepened when he returned to the area for his first postgrad news gig after attending Wofford College in Spartanburg. “My house was in the Rosewood neighborhood, within walking distance of Williams-Brice Stadium. I spent many Saturdays tailgating there,” he says.
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The State
This new national restaurant has opened on Columbia's busy Harbison Boulevard
A national restaurant chain known for Chinese flavors has opened its doors in a busy area of Columbia. Panda Express, which has locations across the U.S., has opened a new restaurant at 225 Harbison Blvd. There are signs and a banner in front of the restaurant touting that it is now open and the company’s website also indicates it is open. The restaurant will have a formal grand opening on Wednesday, Oct. 28, according to event postings on Facebook. The new Panda Express is just west of the Harbison Center shopping complex that is home to a Trader Joe’s grocery store, 2nd & Charles bookstore, First Watch brunch spot and other businesses. There is an Express Oil Change business next door to Panda Express. The restaurant is roughly a mile west of Interstate 26. Panda Express was founded in 1983, according to its website . It has more than 2,600 stores and 47,000 employees. The restaurant carries a number of well-known Chinese and Asian dishes, perhaps most notably the orange chicken , which it promotes as its signature offering. There are several Panda Express locations currently in the Midlands, including one that debuted in Lexington’s Red Bank area at the