Columbia Welcomes New Tupelo Honey Café

News Summary

Tupelo Honey Southern Kitchen & Bar is set to open in Columbia in February 2024, bringing Southern cuisine to the BullStreet District. With its popular menu and crafted cocktails, the restaurant is expected to attract locals and visitors alike. Besides offering delicious food, Tupelo Honey will also create over 100 job opportunities. Open interviews will take place in January, making it an exciting time for those looking to join the hospitality industry in Columbia.

Columbia Gears Up for Tupelo Honey Café Opening!

Exciting news is brewing in Columbia, as the beloved Tupelo Honey Southern Kitchen & Bar is preparing to spread its Southern charm in a brand-new location this coming February! Mark your calendars, because folks in the area are in for a delightful treat.

A New Spot to Savor Southern Favorites

This eagerly awaited restaurant will be nestled on the ground floor of the trendy Bennet at BullStreet apartment development, contributing to the vibrant ambience of the BullStreet District. Known for transforming what was once a mental hospital site into a dynamic mixed-use community, BullStreet now boasts apartments, offices, and retail spaces that are attracting attention from all corners.

Before you can delight in fluffy biscuits, mouthwatering chicken and waffles, and those irresistibly tempting handcrafted cocktails, you’ll have to wait just a bit longer. While an exact date for the grand opening hasn’t been nailed down yet, February 2024 is right around the corner, and anticipation is building!

Tupelo Honey’s Southern Roots

If you’re not yet familiar, Tupelo Honey started its journey in Asheville, North Carolina, back in 2000, and has expanded rapidly across 13 states with now 20 locations. Locals in South Carolina may already be familiar with existing venues in Greenville and Myrtle Beach, where southerners and visitors alike have been gathering to relish its elevated Southern cuisine.

The menu features an array of tantalizing dishes, so expect to indulge in everything from luscious avocado toast to decadent fried chicken. With a full bar ready to mix specialty cocktails alongside a fantastic selection of wines and beers, it’s bound to become a hotspot for anyone seeking a refreshing dining experience in Columbia.

Job Opportunities Await

In addition to being a culinary delight, Tupelo Honey is also creating job opportunities for the local community. The restaurant plans to hire over 100 staff members for a variety of positions, including servers, bartenders, host staff, and kitchen crew members, ranging from line cooks to dishwashers.

For those eager to join the Tupelo Honey family, open interviews will take place daily from January 2 to January 19, 2024. So whether you’re a seasoned professional or looking to start your career in hospitality, head to the Hilton Garden Inn at 1200 Pickens St. in Columbia between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. with two forms of ID—getting your resume ready is a good idea, even though it’s optional. For those who prefer to take a digital route, you can also apply online at harri.com/thcolumbia.

What Else is Happening at BullStreet?

You may have heard the buzz about the incredible changes sweeping through the BullStreet District. In addition to Tupelo Honey, this area will soon be home to a new medical school campus run by the University of South Carolina, alongside established names like Starbucks and REI outdoor store. Whether you’re a local or a visitor, you’ll find plenty to do, see, and taste in this evolving community.

As Columbia gets ready to welcome Tupelo Honey Café, there’s a sense of excitement in the air. With its fantastic Southern flavors and emphasis on responsibly sourced ingredients, not to mention a growing community ready to embrace it, this opening is sure to be a hit. Stay tuned, because before you know it, you’ll be enjoying that delicious Southern goodness right in the heart of Columbia!

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Exciting Transformations Underway for Bull Street in Columbia as Community Embraces New Developments
Transformation of Bull Street: A New Era for Columbia’s Community and Economy

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