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This Little Blue Seafood Shack In South Carolina Is Worth The Drive From Anywhere In The State
Somewhere between the tourist brochures and the waterfront restaurants with the scenic views and the prices to match, there’s a little blue building on Morris Street in Charleston that’s been quietly serving some of the most honest fried seafood in South Carolina. Dave’s Carry-Out is the kind of...
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Now open: New Columbia restaurant embraces Colombian food, the latest trends and lots of pink
Just across from the University of South Carolina campus, in a shopping center at the intersection of Main Street and Devine, a small restaurant is hoping to become a bright spot for Columbia — literally. Among a line of restaurants and a convenience store, Señor Fork stands out, with pink curtains, pink tablecloths and even pink food. For owner Reyna Sauceda, it is all part of a passion project that has been a long time coming. She started pouring long hours into reworking the space at 629 Main St. in January and has spent months turning it from an old, greasy storefront into a restaurant ove...
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Anson Mills grits: Shrimp and grits
For more than a quarter-century, Anson Mills has been a leading source of native Carolina heirloom grains. Founder Glenn Roberts devoted himself to researching and resurrecting not only heirloom seed varieties, but also the tradition of cold milling the grains into acclaimed kitchen ingredients. The grains are sustainably grown in...
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Sugary Drinks, Candy Removed From SNAP Eligibility
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ButterBurger delayed: Culver’s pushes back opening date for first Midlands location
COLUMBIA — A popular fast food chain is pushing back the opening date of its first Midlands location. Culver’s, a popular Wisconsin-based burger chain, first revealed plans to open a Columbia location at 2744 Clemson Rd. in June 2026. The restaurant is known not only for its butterburgers and cheese curds but also its frozen custard offerings. The Facebook page for the Columbia location shared a graphic on Oct. 17 that teased the restaurant would open that month. The caption of that post has since been changed to indicate a November opening. Social media users, many of whom have shared their a...
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South Carolina Steak Lovers Drive Out To Rural Rembert For Dry-Aged Steaks With A Pond View
Some of the best dinners in South Carolina are found at the end of a long country road. Mill Pond Steakhouse sits in the quiet town of Rembert, where big windows look out over a pond full of birds, fish, and sometimes even an alligator. People drive an hour or...
The State
Coming Lexington Target-anchored development has national restaurant planned
A national burger chain has plans for a spot in a coming Target-anchored retail development in Lexington. Whataburger, which has locations across the U.S. and South Carolina, is slated to be a part of the in-development Victory Village shopping center at 2550 Augusta Highway in Lexington, not far from Lexington High School. A listing from commercial real estate firm NAI Columbia , which has been marketing the development, shows Whataburger among the businesses slated as outparcels at the center. Meanwhile, Lexington County property records show that WB Real Estate LLC, the real estate arm of Whataburger, purchased an outparcel at Victory Village in late August. The Victory Village development was initially announced for Augusta Highway, just west of Lexington High School, in 2025. A new Target store and an Academy Sports + Outdoors store are key anchors for the project, and construction on both of those are well underway, with work actively going on when a reporter rode by earlier this week. Meanwhile, a Chipotle Mexican Grill and a Dave’s Hot Chicken also are each planned for the new shopping center, with a site diagram placing them at the southeast corner near Augusta Highway. Also, public records and real estate