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The Best Pizza In South Carolina Is Hiding Inside This Old Dodge Motor Company Building
Somewhere in Blackville, South Carolina, a century-old brick building that once sold Dodge automobiles is now serving up pizza so good it should come with a warning label. Russell’s Pizza has quietly become one of the most talked-about hidden gems in the entire state, and if you haven’t made the drive yet, you’re genuinely missing out.
The State
A Columbia favorite for donuts is moving its storefront shop to another town
A popular purveyor of donuts and other treats has closed its northeast Columbia storefront and is moving it to a nearby town. The Donut Guy announced in multiple social media posts on Thursday that it has closed its shop in the Village at Sandhill retail development in northeast Columbia and is moving it to Winnsboro, the town in Fairfield County. While finer details of the Winnsboro location haven’t yet been announced, the shop there will be called Donut Guy Express. “The Donut Guy Sandhill is closing but the DONUTS AREN’T GOING ANYWHERE!,” The Donut Guy posted on Facebook. The company noted that it will continue to operate its popular food truck at the Saturday Soda City Market on Columbia’s Main Street, as well as other locations in Columbia and Midlands. The Donut Guy’s location at Village at Sandhill had been open for about three years . The business is well known for the artisan mini-donuts and elephant ears it sells on the food truck and the wide variety of full-size donuts that it bakes in its brick-and-mortar shop.
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Six Vendors Started This South Carolina Market, and Now Around 200 Show Up Every Saturday
Every Saturday morning, a city shuts down several blocks of its main street just so people can shop, snack, and wander. No cars. Just tents, food trucks, music, and an awful lot of happy dogs. What began as a small local gathering has grown into a Saturday tradition. Now this...
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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.
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A breakfast restaurant chain has closed a Columbia-area location. Here's where
A restaurant known for biscuits and breakfast has closed its doors at a location in a suburb near Columbia. Biscuitville, a regional restaurant chain with locations in nearby states, has shuttered its restaurant at 10605 Broad River Road in Irmo. The restaurant is listed as “permanently closed” on the Biscuitville website. All of the Biscuitville signage had been removed from the building and the roadside when a reporter went by on Thursday. The Irmo Biscuitville initially opened in March 2025 . The breakfast chain also closed a location at 7924 Garners Ferry Road in Columbia in July 2025 . The company’s location on Clemson Road in northeast Columbia remains open. The first Biscuitville store opened in 1975 in Danville, Virginia, per Biscuitville’s website . By the late 1970s there were eight locations open, including in North Carolina. The company now has more than 70 locations in Virginia, North Carolina and South Carolina. In 2022, it opened a 78,000-square-foot distribution center in Burlington, N.C. The menu at Biscuitville features, naturally, a number of breakfast biscuit sandwiches , as well as English muffin sandwiches, sides such as hash browns and more.
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Soda City Market regular closes brick-and-mortar, will return to its hometown. What we know.
COLUMBIA — A fixture at Columbia’s popular Saturday market on Main Street is closing its northeast Columbia brick-and-mortar. But it isn’t going anywhere, and the business plans to still make its weekly appearances at Soda City Market. The Donut Guy, owned by the husband-and-wife team of Shaun and Crystal Paulk, announced via social media that it has closed its storefront in the Village at Sandhill outdoor mall, and will be returning to its initial home in Winnsboro — which sits a county away up Interstate 77. The plan is to reopen the Donut Guy storefront they had there before opening in Sand...