GREER RESTAURANTS From December 2013
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Chief Reynolds: 'Do not drink and drive. There is no reason to do that.'
DEC 31, 2013
Greer Police Chief Dan Reynolds is putting drunk drivers on notice.
“Drinking and driving. Absolutely not. Don’t do it,” Reynolds told GreerToday.com in his annual warning to revelers on New Year’s Eve who drink and drive.
Ryan's will be among restaurants open Christmas Day
DEC 22, 2013
Some restaurants will be open on Christmas Day. Below is a list of restaurans that have announced their schedules. GreerToday.com recommends calling in advance for the location you anticipate visiting.
Arby’s company restaurants will close at 6 pm Christmas Eve and are closed on Christmas Day. Franchise locations may vary.
IHOP opening is planned for March
DEC 20, 2013
The International House of Pancakes (IHOP) is tentatively scheduled to open its Greer store in mid-March at Suber Commons at the corner of Wade Hampton Blvd. and Suber Road.
A spokesperson told GreerToday.com that was the best guess based on typically sized units built without regard to weather and other construction influences. The timeline for jobs interviews was not available.
Jimmy Rogers, Fatz and Copper River Grill founder, passionate Clemson fan, dies
DEC 13, 2013
Jimmy Rogers, founder of Fatz Café, Copper River Grill and J Jr.’s restaurant chains died of liver cancer at his home Wednesday. Rogers was 66.
Rogers of Inman, grew up in Holly Springs, living in his family’s original home.
Greer ornaments, cookbooks, discount cards offered by downtown merchants
DEC 12, 2013
Greer Station merchants are offering selected Christmas ideas representing the historic downtown business district.
The 2013 Christmas ornament, designed by The Image Forge, a cookbook with recipes from restaurateurs, merchants and Greer celebrities, and a $10 gift card for discounts in 2014 are available through merchants.
Wild Ace concept shows contemporary design with historic materials
DEC 10, 2013
An airplane tower-like structure jutting above the restaurant at its highest point – 36-feet – and an upside down aircraft wing serving as the Wild Ace Pizza and Pub signage are some of the elements that were presented to the Board of Architectural Review (BAR) Tuesday at City Hall.
David Langley of Langley and Associates Architects presented the concept to the BAR. Wild Ace owners Denise and Chris VandenBerghe are studying a move from their Trade Street location to 103 Depot Street on property owned by Greer State Bank. The Planning Commission approved a parking variance on Dec. 2.
The Cazbah is closed, removed from restaurant's website
DEC 3, 2013
The Cazbah at 308 Trade Street is closed for the holidays with its future in Greer tenuous.
The restaurant posted signage two weeks ago it would be closed Nov. 19-23, apologizing for the inconvenience. However, all wine and liquor has been removed and furnishings moved to the front of the restaurant.
Wild Ace granted parking variance for Depot Street location
DEC 3, 2013
Ace Restaurant Group (ARG) was granted its request for a parking variance for Wild Ace Pizza and Pub at its planned relocation at 103 Depot Street.
The Board of Zoning Appeals’ public meeting also produced more information showing a sketch of the restaurant that will include the original building and a proposed addition that connects with a covered patio. An 18-space parking lot, to be upgraded by ARG, will separate the patio from Randall Street.
Two Bojangles' are planned for Greer in 2014
DEC 2, 2013
Two Bojangles’ are coming to Greer, with ground scheduled to be broken in January for the restaurant at Buncombe and Hammett Bridge Road. A second restaurant will follow at Hwy. 101 across from the BMW Manufacturing plant in Greer.
Allen Johnston, Co-owner and Operator of Chix and Bix, LLC, told GreerToday.com the restaurants would be the newest prototypes, similar to one opened at Cherrydale. They will be 3,608-square feet and seat about 80 guests.
Update: Wild Ace owners pursing move to 103 Depot Street
DEC 2, 2013
Wild Ace Pizza and Pub is pursuing a move from its Trade Street location to Depot Street as a result of a downtown business owner constructing fencing at two locations that has eliminated over 60 parking spaces.
It appears to be the second business owned by Chris and Denise VandenBerghe to leave Trade Street within the past eight months. Acme General Store abruptly closed on March 20.
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