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Newest foodie additions to the Vista

The Vista’s got your cravings covered with its growing food scene.

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An image of The Hollow restaurant's interior in Columbia, SC.

The Hollow offers elevated cuisine made from locally harvested ingredients and fresh botanical cocktails.

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Dig in, COLA: Columbia’s culinary scene is continuously growing with new restaurants and unique concepts. If you’re a fellow foodie always on the lookout for new flavors, be sure to check out these recent + upcoming additions to The Vista:

Recently opened:

  • Surf’s Up Acai Bowls: Serving Columbia’s original gourmet soft serve açaí.
  • The Hollow: A forest-to-table restaurant specializing in the traditions of rustic American cooking (think: a rotating menu of bison, quail, boar, rabbit, and seasonal vegetables).

Coming soon:

  • Bitty & Beau’s Coffee: A human rights movement disguised as a coffee shop, Bitty & Beau’s Coffee proudly employs 400+ individuals with disabilities nationwide.
  • Dulce Bakery and Café: A family-owned and operated spot offering a variety of cakes, cupcakes, pastries, and more.

Explore the Vista, one bite at a time

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