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greenvillejournal.com
Greenville’s Gomez delights with intriguing, Mexican-influenced pop-ups: City Juice with John Malik
For 3½ years, chef Ryan Gomez has hosted pop-ups under the name Sol. He serves stylish Mexican-influenced food that reminds me of the best meals I’ve had along Mexico’s Caribbean coast. Gomez is a native of Greenville and a graduate of our Culinary Institute of the Carolinas at Greenville Technical College, with deep familial roots in Vera Cruz, Mexico.
livingupstatesc.com
Things to Do: “Paranormal Cirque” coming to Spartanburg and Anderson
Get ready, Anderson! Paranormal Cirque: Specter is going to transport you into the shadowy, sinister and sensual spirit world where the line between the living and the dead is razor thin. Prepare for a unique creation that blends theatre, circus, and cabaret with a haunting European flair—a show designed exclusively...
gofountaininn.com
Bites of the week: Valentine’s Day, National Latte Day treats to try, deals to know about
Love is in the air and sweet treats, drinks and deals abound in downtown Fountain Inn. Whether you’re looking for a ready-made date night, a delightful Valentine’s Day drink, or an excuse for a lunch break latte, there are plenty of options at local restaurants this week. Here’s...
thetigercu.com
Two step your way to the new Two Step Tavern
Put on your cowboy boots, grab some friends and hit the dance floor. Line dancing has risen in popularity in recent years, and now, the Clemson area will receive its own bar dedicated to just that. Shannon Spadaro, a junior business management major with an emphasis in entrepreneurship, had no...
bvmsports.com
Erskine Bass Fishing | Fleet with impressive showing at 2026 Bassmaster College Series
OKEECHOBEE, Fla. – The Erskine College bass fishing team had an impressive showing at the 2026 Strike King Bassmaster College Series presented by Bass Pro Shops late last month. Erskine had two boats take home top-15 finishes in the nationwide collegiate event this year, with Lane Clark and Tallis Morrison earning a third-place finish along with Brycen Williamson and Reed Rooke finishing in 15th out of 186 boats throughout the country. The Fleet had three other boats finish in the top 100 in Kyle Herrman /Nick Herrman (74th), Dylan McLaughlin / Lawton Williams (86th), and Matthew Gunn / Matthew Massey...
gofountaininn.com
Dessert dash: Three sweet stops in Fountain Inn
Have a sweet tooth? There are many options for satisfying it in downtown Fountain Inn. In addition to dessert menus, you’ll find a handful of shops that specialize in sweet treats. From cupcakes and cookies to ice cream and candy, there are delicious desserts to try up and down Main Street.
828newsnow.com
Hendersonville mountain music festival rambles to town
HENDERSONVILLE, N.C. (828newsNOW) — Later this month, The Winter Ramble, a traditional Appalachian mountain music festival, will be held at venues across Henderson County. Several performances will be free to attend. The Winter Ramble will run from Feb. 27 to March 1 at 11 different Henderson County venues, including...
FOX Carolina
3 restaurants inside Greer food hall to close
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People Drive From All Over South Carolina To Eat At This Country-Style Neighborhood Diner
Tucked away in Spartanburg sits the Peach Blossom Diner, a place where the aroma of fresh coffee mingles with sizzling bacon and the promise of a meal that’ll have you loosening your belt before you even glance at the dessert menu. Some restaurants try to impress you with fancy...
FOX Carolina
3 restaurants inside downtown Greer food hall to close by end of February
GREER, S.C. (FOX Carolina) - Cartwright Food Hall, a collection of restaurants in Greer, announced that three of them would be closing at the end of February. Managers said on Instagram that Between the Buns, Nay Min Asian Cuisine and Trade Street Taproom and Pizzeria will all permanently close on Feb. 28.
Greenville News
10 Upstate restaurants we wish made USA TODAY's Restaurants of the Year list
USA TODAY Network food journalists from across the country pooled their expertise to select the restaurants they know, love, and recommend. White Wine & Butter , located at Greer Golf Course, made the list . However, there are many other restaurants worth celebrating across Greenville, Spartanburg, and Anderson counties. Presented in alphabetical order, here are 10 other spots that we wish were on the Restaurants of the Year list. Arisu1099 In just a year, Arisu1099 has quickly established itself as a destination for Korean cuisine. The locally owned restaurant is a go-to for bulgogi, spicy pork and beef stew, but is outshined by Bibimap Arisu served in a traditional dolsot — a hot stone bowl. Artisu1099's plate presentation and delivery orders are served neatly and fashionably, complementing the food quality and preparation. That presentation continues through the restaurant design, which is clean and spacious, with wooden canopy-style booths, hanging-shaded light bulbs, and a space that makes for a great couple's night out or a family outing. A worthy stop and quality Korean food experience. 1099 E. Butler Road, Mauldin; 864-349-1099; goldenkeypos.com/arisu Califas Humility, hard work, and high-quality flavors are at the forefront of operations at the dual-restaurant concept at Califas
WSPA 7News
Improvements on the way for Greenville’s most popular path
GREENVILLE, S.C. (WPSA) – Changes are coming to a popular trail in the City of Greenville to improve safety for both bikers and walkers. For many people in Greenville, a walk on the Swamp Rabbit Trail offers a quick escape from city life. “It’s so beautiful, I can’t get over it. Honestly, it sometimes reminds […]
Greenville News
From Wall Street to Augusta Street, new restaurant opens on Pizza Day
A mix of Southern Italy, New York City, and Roman-style pizza officially opened on National Pizza Day , Feb. 9, as Augusta Street Pizza brings whole and single-slice square pies, authentic Italian sandwiches, pastas, handcrafted gelato, and more to Greenville. The new restaurant concept at 2222 Augusta St., #4 is a lifelong passion project built by owners Nick Castronuovo and Carmelo “Carmine” Curra, who met nearly 30 years ago while working on Wall Street. Their dream of owning a pizza shop was fueled by memories of their families' ties to Southern Italy and their upbringing in New York. Alongside third owner Peter Lombardo, the trio launched a soft opening with abbreviated hours in mid-December and is now fully open for business. "We're going to serve pizza by the slice, because that's how we grew up," said Curra, who was born in Queens, New York. "Nick and Peter (Lombardo) were born in Brooklyn, so we want to share a style of pizza that tastes good, and is a bit healthier and airier." New Upstate Franchise: Artisphere festival announces lineup, including 17 artists from SC What type of food will Augusta Street Pizza serve? After a family member moved to the Simpsonville
FOX Carolina
Officials break ground on new section of Swamp Rabbit Trail
GREENVILLE, S.C. (FOX Carolina) - Upstate Greenways and Trails Alliance (UGATA) is breaking ground on a two-mile section of the Swamp Rabbit Trail on Monday. This section of the Prisma Health Swamp Trail will act as a connector. The section will go through the new Mulberry Estates subdivision and connect...