Support Us Button Widget

Methodical Coffee flagship store coming to BullStreet District

Methodical Coffee announced a new flagship shop in Columbia’s BullStreet District, opening November 2024, featuring a unique blend of community and quality coffee in a 3,400 sqft space.

methodicalcoffee_1713277191_3347534166172593428_1329770674.png

Methodical Coffee plans to open its Columbia shop in fall of 2024. | Rendering courtesy of Project Plus Architects

Methodical Coffee — a Greenville-based coffee roaster and café — has announced its plans to open a new flagship store in the bustling BullStreet District at 2149 Pickens St. by early November 2024. You may be familiar with its beans from Piecewise Coffee, which serves a custom Methodical roast called “The Daily Driver.”

The two-story cafe will serve as a model for future expansions, featuring a coffee bar inspired by its downtown Greenville location, a retail area reminiscent of Stone’s Point, and a food program akin to The Commons.

The 3,400 sqft space will include a covered patio, an upstairs indoor seating area, and a separate room called “the library” for educational sessions and private events. The cafe will also offer Methodical x Bake Room pastries, brunch items, and Methodical-branded merchandise.

More from COLAtoday
Wear pink to the 4th annual Cola Rosé Shower event and donate feminine hygiene products all while raising awareness on women’s healthcare in the Midlands.
Columbia’s largest St. Pat’s in Five Points festival returns with live music, featuring several regional performances, on Saturday, March 15.
Keep your 2025 Columbia SC Insider’s Guide handing for friends and family visiting town.
Sponsored
Hint: You can add it to your list of things to look forward to in the new year.
Whether you’re looking for your next leisure read, a book for the whole family, or a thrilling fictional novel, we’ve got a list of books written by local authors in Columbia.
How to prepare your garden and what to plant in the winter months.
PHENOGY and Cardiff Products announce major investments in Columbia, boosting sustainable energy and manufacturing industries while creating new jobs.
Find your next great read when you join Richland Library’s Broader Bookshelf Reading Challenge.
Learn about Martin Luther King Jr.'s presence in Columbia and how to commemorate his life and legacy on Martin Luther King Jr. Day.
Babies born this year are part of Generation Beta, the first generation likely to live to see the year 2101 — what will Columbia be like for them?