Sneak peek: Go inside the new Spinx Market & Eatery on Main Street

This “alternative format” Spinx convenience store will open soon in the former The Cook’s Station location at 659 S. Main St. in Downtown Greenville, SC.

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From breakfast to late night bites, this is the spot.

Photo by GVLtoday

Greenville’s very own upscale bodega in the West End will open very soon, and we’re taking you inside for your first sneak peek. The Spinx Market & Eatery is a new “alternative format” from the Spinx brand, and if you think this is your typical gas station convenience store (minus the pumps), think again.

It’s nothing like you’ve ever seen before from the gas station + car wash brand. Here are some of our favorite things about the new downtown shopping experience:

  • The food | From sandwiches and soups to flatbreads and, of course, Spinx chicken, you can conveniently order on the touch screens and leave with a meal for under $10.
  • The grab-n-go options | In addition to pre-made hot and cold items, you can grab meal prep for yourself (or the entire family).
  • The drinks | Grab a crispy fountain beverage (with the good ice), sip on one of the blends Methodical Coffee made exclusively for the market + order a glass of beer or wine to enjoy on the patio. There are two brews made by Double Stamp that you’ll only find at the market.
  • The local charm | Grab local products like Perone’s Sauce, local honey, Twin Creek Farms lavender soap, and bread from Swamp Rabbit Cafe & Grocery (yes — stecca) + Project Host.
  • The history | You’ll find nods to the businesses that came before The Spinx Market on this property like when it was a bottling plant + a gas station.

The market will be open seven days a week from 5 a.m. to 2 a.m. Follow @thespinxmarket on Instagram and stay tuned for an official opening date.

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