Archive for the ‘Augusta Road’ tag
New York City Pizza & Pasta Factory, 4350 Augusta Road: 31 August 2024 1 comment
New York Pizza & Pasta was the follow-on in this little US-1 building to another pizzeria, Palmono's, which was a follow-on to Reds On Augusta.
According to their Facebook they appear to have closed on 31 August. The menu looks decent, but I was never in the area at the right time to try it out.
(Hat tip to commenter JamesR)
JC's Lexington Bowl: 5380 Augusta Road: Late August 2024 no comments
Commenter Heath notes that JC's Lexington Bowl has announced on their Facebook page that they are closing at the end of August. From the posted message, it sounds like they would rather not, but the economic times are just too rough. That's a shame, as they have been open since 1989.
(Hat tip to commenter Heath)
Palmano's Pizzeria & Restaurant, 4350 Augusta Road: 2022 no comments
Palmano's was in the small building below KJ's, formerly occupied by Reds. Judging from the google reviews, it was open until a few months ago, but has since transitioned to another pizza place (with mostly the same signage): New York Pizza & Pasta Factory. Google suggests the phone number is the same for both pizza shops, so perhaps this is more of a re-branding.
KJ's Market IGA, 4360 Augusta Road: 17 September 2022 7 comments
This building first featured here when it closed as a Pig in 2013. In late 2015 it re-opened as a KJ's IGA, lasting about seven years (which is longer than I had thought actually. WHere does the time go?).
I associate the IGA brand with smaller towns, but KJ's has brought several of them to the Columbia market, and as far as I know, the others are doing OK.
Now that two groceries have closed in this space, I would expect the next tenant to be something different.
(Hat tip to commenter Heath).
UPDATE 30 September 2022 -- Signage is down:
Taylor's Poultry Place, 4701 Augusta Road: 2020 1 comment
I have been thinking for a while now that Taylor's Poultry Place on Augusta Road was closed, but as I almost always drove by on a weekend day, I really wasn't sure. Now the place definitely is, and has signage (and banners) up for the next operation, which is to be a tire store.
There aren't many google reviews for Taylor's (though those that are there are positive), but judging by those, they probably closed around 2020.
Woodmen Of The World Bingo, 3620 Augusta Road: Late 2020 2 comments
I see that the Woodmen Of The World lodge by the US-1 fleamarket has finally given up on Bingo for good.
For months, their sign "thanked" COVID-19 for the temporary suspension of the games, but sometime around the New Year, they decided they are not going to bring them back.
O-19.
Terry's Diner / Liberty Income Tax, 2604 Augusta Road: 2017 etc 3 comments
If you look closely at the marquee underneath the Pepsi sign, it almost looks like it says DINER, something that would make sense with that advertiser. What the diner, next to the current TitleMax, might have been called, I can't determine, or exactly when it closed. Google Streetview goes back to 2007, at which time it was already Liberty Income Tax. Also going by Streetview, it appears that Liberty closed or moved sometime between August 2015 and March 2017.
I am not sure what is currently going on here. There appeared to be a lot of food trucks parked in the back lot, and there has been a Mexican looking emblem put on the the front of the building, but judging by the furniture piled up against the windows and lack of a sign, it does not appear to be a retail restaurant.
UPDATE 19 October 2021: Changed first part of post title from Diner to Terry's Diner based on the comments.
UPDATE 19 September 2022 -- Now open apparently as a Mexican & more restaurant:
Pelican's Snoballs, 4510 Augusta Road: Spring 2021 (Moved) no comments
Pelican's was the follow-on in this building to a number of operations, including San Jose and Tomlinson's Used Furniture. They opened here in in 2016, but have now moved downtown to 442 Meeting Street.
In the meantime, this building seems to have been split into two units, with the righthand side now occupied by a financial services company.