Jim Fair
The "Biscuit Theatre" invites customers to observe biscuit makers creating a new batch every 20 minutes.
Jim Fair
Sides are served out of crocks that are color coded, such as green for green beans and black for dirty rice.
Jim Fair
More space is designed for staff to maneuver in the serving and kitchen area.
Jim Fair
A canopy provides shelter for customers ordering in the drive-thru.
The colored crocks that serve sides is to make serving food attractive and “not look like a buffet,” said Joe Pollock, Bojangles’ Marketing Director for South Carolina.
A server said the crocks are black (dirty rice), red (pinto beans), orange (mac and cheese), yellow (mashed potatoes) and green (green beans).
The “Biscuit Theater” is brought in full view of the customers. The biscuit maker works behind a glass enclosed area behind the individual taking orders.
This store replaced the location on 1204 Wade Hampton Blvd.
Hours of operation are from 5 a.m. to 10 p.m. Monday through Saturday, and 6 a.m. to 10 p.m. on Sunday.