White Duck Taco Shop serves seriously fast, low-cost fare
The taco shop’s quick service time is just as much a signature feature as the crispy pork belly with pickled watermelon rind taco.
Where to Eat on the Road
Don’t waste time researching dining options.
Sno Hut, a Taylors summer tradition, turns 30
Ice, Ice, Baby
New composition by Dan Forrest highlight of Greenville Chorale ’17-‘18 season
The chorale’s season includes a variety of new and old choral and choral-orchestral works, including the world premiere of a commissioned work by Greenville composer Dan Forrest.
Greer’s little known sushi empire
How a Ukrainian from Greer vacationing in Hawaii turned his newfound love of sushi into a 300-plus sushi bar business.
Rick Erwin’s West End Grille’s new chef plans to shake things up with more seafood
Between the range of flavors, the variety of ingredients, and the artistic plating, it was clear to the diners of a recent tasting dinner that chef Wilberto Sauceda was making a bold statement about the direction he plans to take the traditional steakhouse.
Euphoria announces tickets on sale for Tapas & Tinis
The night will feature music from Java, small plates from chef Tony Schmidt of Performance Food Service and bottomless summery cocktails made with Larceny Bourbon and Tito’s Handmade Vodka.
Stone Mural Project’s fourth mural takes shape at 223 W. Stone Ave.
The fourth mural in as many years, this year’s butterfly-themed addition to what the organizers hope will become a public art corridor was designed by printmaker Sunny Mullarkey McGowan.
Three new burger joints bring a unique spin to the burger scene
You already know who serves your favorite burger in town, whether it’s topped with bacon, avocado, some secret sauce, a sunny-side egg, or all of the above. But how about trying something new?
What Happened to Princess Pamela?
After discovering Princess Pamela’s cookbook in a vintage shop, the two Charleston cookbook authors and TV hosts (“Southern Uncovered with The Lee Bros.”) embarked on a quest to find the author. So far, all their efforts have been for naught.
The sun and large crowds came out for Artisphere 2017 days 2 and 3
In case you missed it, or just want to relive some of the weekend’s best moments, check out this slideshow by staff photographer Will Crooks.
Artisphere 2017 day 1 brought cloudy skies and visual delights
From glassblowing to pottery, the demos had crowds enthralled, as did the street performers and musicians providing a lively soundtrack while festival goers browsed 135 artists’ tents.
Rooftop mural announced for Embassy Suites Riverplace Downtown
The mural will take several months to complete and features Upstate landmarks and civic leaders. It will be visible to guests from their hotel rooms and patrons of the rooftop restaurant.
Pickwick and Northgate keep the soda shop faith for the 21st century
If you’ve sat on a spinning bar stool and felt the coolness of the marble countertop while chatting with the other regulars and employees, you’ll likely return for the unmatched ambiance and the feeling like you’ve traveled back in time.