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Here’s what’s coming to the $1 billion County Square redevelopment

When finished, the 40-acre County Square redevelopment will feature shopping, dining, and entertainment, along with office and residential space.

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There’s a growing list of restaurants + retail tenants.

Rendering by RocaPoint Partners

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Developers unveiled more new tenants coming soon to the $1 billion County Square redevelopment in Downtown Greenville:

Mama’s Comfort Food & Cocktails

Making its East Coast debut, this restaurant is “centered around the idea of classic home-cooked meals” with 150 menu options, including all-day breakfast favorites.

Leo’s Italian Social

Sip on a drink from the bar or grab a seat in the dining room to indulge in Italian street food like truffle chips + signature Italian dishes like lobster and shrimp pasta, beef carpaccio, lasagna, chicken parmesan, bolognese, and wood-fired pizza.

CRÚ Food & Wine Bar

At it’s first SC location, this restaurants promises to be “an accessible and enjoyable way to experience wine tasting.” Boasting 40+ wines by the glass and 300+ bottles from around the world, you can sip as you enjoy a Napa-inspired menu with charcuterie boards, stone-fired pizzas, and other appetizers and entrees.

MOA Korean Barbeque

Joining its locations in Charlotte and Columbia, this Korean barbecue spot will have 30-40 grill tables for cooking meats and vegetables tableside.

These spots join a growing list of tenants:

  • Whole Foods
  • Pins Mechanical
  • Agave Bandido
  • Fairway Social
  • Ben & Jerry’s
  • JINYA Ramen Bar
  • Pottery Barn
  • Williams Sonoma
  • Flemings Steakhouse and Wine Bar
  • Sports & Social
  • Hawkers
  • The Salty
  • The Perch Kitchen & Tap
  • Lima One Capital

Phase I of the redevelopment, the Greenville County Administrative Complex, opened in 2023.

County Square developers — RocaPoint Partners — tell us they’re excited to make even more tenant announcements soon.

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