Columbia is poised for transformation with new restaurants and recreational areas set to open.
Columbia is preparing for significant changes, with new restaurants, recreational facilities, and medical centers expected to open by 2027. The University of South Carolina’s new School of Medicine and Research building will enhance healthcare education, while Richland Mall is set for revitalization. Food enthusiasts can look forward to new dining spots like Molto Vino and Mission BBQ. Exciting entertainment options including pickleball and trampoline parks are also on the horizon. With all these developments, Columbia is poised for a vibrant future that will benefit both residents and visitors.
Columbia is buzzing with activity as the city gears up for a vibrant transformation in the coming years. Residents can expect a plethora of new restaurants, recreational facilities, and medical centers slated to open through 2027. The local scene is about to get a major facelift, and it’s an exhilarating time to be part of this community!
The University of South Carolina is stepping up its game with plans for a shiny new School of Medicine and Research building, marking an exciting chapter in healthcare education. Construction is expected to kick off in 2025, with the building set to open its doors by 2027. This state-of-the-art facility will certainly elevate the educational landscape in Columbia!
The Richland Mall is on the road to revitalization! Phase one of its redevelopment is scheduled for 2028, with a second phase to follow in 2033. Thanks to a $3 million allocation from city officials and legislators, shoppers can anticipate a new and improved mall experience in just a few years. Get ready for a shopping spree like no other!
Food lovers, rejoice! There’s a wave of delicious eateries heading our way. If you love wine, be sure to check out Molto Vino, a boutique wine bar set to open at 514 E Main St. in 2024. And, can we talk about Mission BBQ? This restaurant on Harbison Blvd is gearing up for a patriotic-themed dining experience, though the opening date is yet to be announced.
And for those craving tacos, Tacos Nayarit is expanding and will soon set up shop at 1100 Knox Abbott Dr. No date has been set just yet, but we can’t wait to savor their flavors! Meanwhile, Vicious Biscuit is making its seventh appearance at 3246 Forest Dr., and they promise to serve up biscuits and brunch that will make your taste buds dance!
Do ice cream and chicken sound good? A new local ice cream shop, Scoop of Heaven Homemade Ice Cream, is set to open in Elgin in Spring 2024. You can find them at 565 Spears Creek Church Rd. Meanwhile, Slim Chickens, a casual chicken chain, will be joining the mix at 2089 N Beltline Blvd this spring!
For the craft beer enthusiasts, Voodoo Brewing is coming to 514 E Main St. in 2024. Beer lovers are in for a treat as they expand their reach. And let’s not forget the new recreational options! PickleGarden on the River, which will house a pickleball facility with a micro-restaurant food lot, is on track to open in late 2024.
Looking for something fun? The Flip Factory is all set to launch with trampolines, arcade games, and entertainment galore at 5496 Forest Dr., also slated for late 2024!
In keeping with Columbia’s vision for healthier lifestyles, a new fitness studio, Pvolve, will be opening at Bennett at BullStreet in May 2024. If you need a fitness boost, this spot endorsed by Jennifer Aniston might just do the trick!
The creative vibes of Columbia are only getting stronger with the opening of Queer Haven Books, the only independent queer bookstore in South Carolina, at Arcade Mall this Spring. Plus, some exciting new housing options are coming to the BullStreet District with Midtown expected to debut soon.
There’s no denying that Columbia is on the brink of something spectacular, and with all these developments lined up, it’s a joyful time for both residents and visitors alike! Make sure to keep an eye out for these fabulous openings – the future is looking bright!
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