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From chicken spots to corner stores, these Columbia places announced closures
Columbia-area business closures seem to be piling up this fall. Several longtime and well-known Columbia-area businesses have either closed or announced coming closures in recent weeks, from a national chicken chain to a decades-old dairy bar. This is a quick look at what’s bidding farewell. Here are key takeaways: A third Slim Chickens location in the Columbia area has shut down, this one at 7544 Garners Ferry Road , with the chain’s Beltline Boulevard and Killian Road spots having already closed earlier this year. Slim Chickens said in a statement that it remains “open to opportunities to bring Slim Chickens back to the market in the future,” leaving three South Carolina restaurants in Florence, Moncks Corner and Myrtle Beach. Express Mart, a convenience store at the southeast corner of Washington and Assembly streets, has permanently closed in downtown Columbia , with handwritten signs posted on the doors thanking customers. The building where the Express Mart was located, along with the adjoining 1136 Washington St., is slated to be redeveloped into a 4-star hotel by Orlando-based Kessler Enterprise, Inc . Rosewood Dairy Bar at 3003 Rosewood Drive, open since 1942, announced it plans to close by the end of November, citing
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You Can Eat Dinner Inside This 1904 Town Hall And Jail In South Carolina
Somewhere in South Carolina, there’s a building that used to lock people up, and now people can’t wait to get inside it. The Olde Town Hall Restaurant & Pub in Ridgeway, South Carolina is the kind of place that makes you wonder why you’ve been driving past small towns your whole life without stopping.
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Bakery, cafe in downtown Aiken reaches the end of the line
AIKEN — Breakfast, lunch, coffee and pastries no longer are available at the Bottom Line Bakery & Café. The downtown eatery closed for good Oct. 17. It was located at 148 Laurens St. S.W. Owner Kelsey Lucius explained why she was planning to shut down Bottom Line in...
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Forget Buffalo: South Carolina's Best Wings Are Duck-Fat Confited and Dusted in Togarashi
An overnight cure, a slow bath in duck fat, and only then does the chicken meet hot oil. That’s tasting-menu patience applied to a bar-food staple, and it happens nightly at 4 Cannon Street in Charleston, where The Grocery turns out Kung Pao Chicken Wings good enough to land the farm-to-table dining room in Food […]
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‘Coming home again’: Seawell’s banquet hall moves back to South Carolina State Fairgrounds
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People Drive From All Over South Carolina For The Mouth-Watering Burgers At This Nostalgic Drive-In
Not every great restaurant announces itself with fanfare, and Sno-Cap Drive-In in North Augusta, South Carolina is proof that the best ones rarely need to. Word of mouth has been doing the advertising here for a very long time, and the people doing the talking are not subtle about their enthusiasm.
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Want to grab a table at USC’s rotating Top of Carolina restaurant? You’ll have to wait a few years.
COLUMBIA — Those looking to to dine with a bird’s eye view of the University of South Carolina will have to wait a bit. The university’s Top of Carolina restaurant is not currently being used for regular dining service, being utilized for special events through April 2028. Then in May, it will close for renovations that are anticipated to take about three years to complete, according to Associate Vice President for University Communications Jeff Stensland. Top of Carolina is located on the 18th floor of the Capstone Residence Hall. Capstone is scheduled to undergo renovations beginning in May,...
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A new cart for hot dogs, sandwiches coming to downtown Columbia. Here's where
Hot dog! There’s a new food cart planned for a key corridor in downtown Columbia. Columbia City Council on Oct. 20 gave a first approval on an ordinance that would allow Reds Dogs and Catering to operate a stationary sidewalk cart at 1701 Main St. for a period of one year. That would be on the sidewalk right in front of the Richland County Courthouse, and just up the block from Columbia City Hall. According to city paperwork, Reds Dogs is owned by Deandraya Waddell, and will offer a host of goodies, including hot dogs, barbecue chicken sandwiches, nachos, sausage dogs, chips and drinks. City documents note the hours of operation for the hot dog cart would be 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday and 7 to 11 p.m. on Saturdays. During the Oct. 20 council meeting, Mayor Daniel Rickenmann jokingly asked Waddell if the cart would have chili and onions for the dogs, noting that a good hot dog stand needs “all the condiments.” The mayor was subsequently assured the cart would, indeed, have all the trimmings. The Main Street corridor north of the State House has continued to evolve in the last decade plus, with new