Cianciola’s, a New York-style grocer and deli, is now open for business in the former Natural Baby space at 11 College Street, just around the corner from North Main Street in downtown Greenville.
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A three-in-one entertainment experience in the former Grille 33 space at 221 N. Main St. is now two-thirds open. On the first floor is Kilpatrick’s Public House, a restaurant serving up both American and Irish fare. Pour Boutique Lounge, a wine and champagne bar, occupies the second floor. Both venues are now open.
The Comedy Zone, a comedy nightclub located on the third floor, will be opening February 20.
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The Local Taco, a Tex-Mex-meets-Southern-food-meets-locally-sourced restaurant off Augusta Road, announced it will open its second Upstate location on Pelham Road and I-85 in the Earth Fare Plaza in late spring or early summer.
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In national news, Radio Shack announced it has filed for bankruptcy and will be closing 1,784 stores by March 31. In the Upstate that means these locations will be closing:
1505 Woodruff Road, Greenville
3621 Pelham Road, Greenville
700 Haywood Road, Haywood Mall, Greenville
6135 White Horse Road, Greenville
3700 Liberty Highway, Anderson
1915 E. Main Street, Spartanburg
205 W. Blackstock Road, Westgate Mall, Spartanburg
