Food

The Gervais Street Bridge Dinner is back this fall, returning as the newly renamed Three Rivers Bridge Dinner.
CSG, a an extension of mobile market Lowcountry Street Grocery, delivers food in the Midlands making access to local foods easier via a subscription service.
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Read: The perfect place to eat, drink, and be scary this Halloween.
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BOHO Pizza and Brew aims to blend wood-fired pizza with ice cream, beer, wine, and live music for locals to enjoy and will be located near Lexington High School.
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What two local physicians would order at the “Frenchish” restaurant in West Columbia.
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Explore the Soda City through its history, food, drink, and art on these tours.
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Polynesian-inspired bliss is coming to Columbia.
The local King Rat Daddy brewery released two new drinks for the month of July to celebrate Drink Up around Columbia.
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