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Still Hopes residents rarely need a reason to leave campus for dining, but when they do, these hot spots pass the test

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When you’re dining out with kids, grandparents, or the whole family, finding a spot that works for everyone can be a challenge.

Thankfully, Still Hopes residents have scoped out plenty of senior-friendly options. Here are three new ones to try:

  • Bierkeller Columbia | With easy counter service and plenty of outdoor space, kids can explore while adults relax.
  • Di Pratos | A classic deli known for hearty sandwiches and its must-try pimento cheese.
  • Tupelo Honey | Perfect for special occasions, this spot elevates Southern favorites grandparents will love.

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