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Months after employees said they weren’t paid, Alodia’s fined by state

Following an exodus this summer that triggered temporary closures – first at its Lexington location, then at its Irmo location – Alodia's Cucina Italiana has been fined for not paying employees. more
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New Brookland Tavern opens sister bar, announces final show in current home

The ownership behind West Columbia’s New Brookland Tavern will still have a presence there moving forward, even as the longstanding rock dive gets ready to move from its spot on State Street in … more
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Couple to transition long-standing Lexington salon into coffee shop

Downtown Lexington will soon have another spot to get caffeinated. more
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Chain brunch spot opens in West Columbia apartment complex

After opening softly — and without charge — over the weekend, a new brunch spot is now officially up and running in a new anchor spot on West Columbia’s State Street. more
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New Brookland Tavern will leave current space by the end of 2023

New Brookland Tavern is on the move, though where it will go has yet to be revealed. more
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Samuel Adams Brewhouse opens in Columbia airport, part of extensive food/retail overhaul

A bar and restaurant bearing the name of one of the country's biggest craft beer brands is among the new options available at the Columbia Metropolitan Airport. more
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Bars, venues within its imprint mixed on West Columbia’s new music festival

West Columbia is set to put on an inaugural music festival and block party this weekend, but some businesses along the imprint are skeptical about the city’s approach. more
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The Catch-Up: Longstanding Lexington auto repair business to close

A business that has served Lexington since 1978 is set to close its doors this year. more
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Alodia’s to reopen Irmo location as state labor investigation continues

Amid an ongoing investigation by the state Department of Labor, Licensing and Regulation, Lexington County Italian restaurant Alodia’s appears to be getting back to business as usual. more
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Moltó Vino wine bar begins construction at Lexington location

Tony Carbone has been hoping to bring his private wine club, Moltó Vino, to Lexington for nearly two years. Next year, he hopes to finally open along the town’s Main Street. more
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Goodwill bringing second thrift boutique to Lexington County

Like the first, the second location of a thrift boutique from Goodwill will be in Lexington County. more
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Photos: Lexington amphitheater hosts craft beer festival

Lexington’s For the Love of Hops Craft Beer Festival was back in action at the Icehouse Amphitheater downtown Aug. 26. more
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Lexington’s craft beer fest clears hurdles to get all local breweries on lineup

Lexington is welcoming breweries from all over the Carolinas as For the Love of Hops Craft Beer Festival, which takes over the town’s Icehouse Amphithere this weekend. more
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Lexington Fatz, notorious for poor DHEC grades, closes along with rest of chain

A Lexington restaurant notorious for continued poor inspections from the state Department of Health and Environmental Control has closed, along with the entirety of the Southeast chain of which it was a part. more
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West Columbia coffee shop to finally get home it can make its own

For a year and a half, Brickhouse Gourmet Coffee & Tea Co. has been in a weird spot. more
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With building for sale, West Columbia’s New Brookland Tavern could be on the move

Lexington County’s oldest continuously running music club could soon be on the move. more
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The Catch-Up: San Jose hopes to open lakeside in the fall, Lexington steakhouse to debut

A popular local Mexican restaurant chain is expanding in Lexington County.  more
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SunDogs floats along, bringing hotdogs to Lake Murray

If you get hungry while you’re keeping cool on Lake Murray, you might seek out the reservoir’s resident floating hotdog stand. more
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The Catch-Up: 'Korean BBQ Hotspot’ opens in Harbison, Lexington steakhouse eyes August debut

An anticipated Lexington restaurant is close to opening. more
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Lexington Medical Center named No. 2 hospital in SC for second-straight year

The second-best hospital in South Carolina continues to reside in Lexington County. more
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Village Idiot Pizza eyes Lexington, Irmo, Chapin amid nationwide expansion ambitions

A Columbia pizza institution is actively looking to expand to three Lexington County towns. more
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Chapin office complex sells for nearly $7M, sees second ownership change in 2023

An office building in the center of Chapin just sold for more than $6.6 million. more
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Project to bring lakefront resort to Lexington is over

Smallwood Cove appears to be dead. more
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Pizza, beer and ice cream spot taking over former Farmer’s Shed in Lexington

It’s been about a half-decade since the Farmer’s Shed closed its doors on Augusta Highway opposite Lexington High School. more
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Lexington Alodia’s location no longer for sale, Irmo restaurant remains temporarily closed

A local restaurant brand that has seen temporary closures the past couple weeks after accusations that workers went unpaid appears to be trying to keep its spot in the heart of Lexington. more
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