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STIR Greenville — coming to 300 E. McBee Ave. — just dropped some details, including the opening date

The new details include food like an oyster and raw bar and seafood towers + space for semi-private events at 300 E. McBee Ave.

GVLtoday Rendering STIR

Prisma Health is the primary tenant of the building constructed in 1983. | Rendering by Gensler | Provided by Hughes Agency

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We have some stirring updates. Chattanooga-based restaurant STIR is adding a location at 300 E. McBee Ave. — also known as the Prisma Health building — as part of the renovation + expansion plans, and announced the restaurant will be open in June.

What to expect

  • Seafood towers and a raw oyster bar
  • A daily-carved ice sculpture
  • 300 premium spirits behind the bar
  • A dog-friendly patio
  • A semi-private event space

In case you missed it

In November 2024, the City of Greenville’s Design Review Board approved Hughes Commercial Properties’ plans for 300 E. Mcbee Ave., including:

  • First-floor retail
  • New lighting + glass features
  • Expanded sidewalks
  • Lush landscaping
  • A designated ride-share drop-off

Practice your shucking + mark your calendars for the June opening.

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