BrickTop’s Restaurant proposed for former Brooks Brothers Space on Main Street in Greenville, SC

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The proposed look + feel of BrickTops | Rendering by Design & Engineering, Inc. via the City of Greenville

BrickTop’s Restaurant submitted a proposal to take over the former Brooks Brothers space downtown (1 N. Main St., Ste. H) to the City of Greenville Design Review Board on Thursday. The clothing store closed after the company filed bankruptcy in 2020.

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Current view of 1 N. Main St., Ste. H | Photo via plans by Design & Engineering, Inc. at the City of Greenville

Plans for the 5,463-sqft retail space show its transformation into a full service restaurant with indoor + covered outdoor dining, a bar, and features like drop down patio screens.

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Ah, al fresco. | Rendering by Design & Engineering, Inc. via the City of Greenville

BrickTop’s is an American restaurant with nine locations across the Southeast, including Charlotte + Nashville (hey, NASHtoday 👋) ). Diners can expect dishes from a variety of menus, including lunch, dinner, brunch, and sushi.

Taking a peep at BrickTop’s Instagram, we’re drooling over menu items like:

🥗 The Crispy Chicken Salad

🥪 The Croque Madame

🦪 The Oysters Rockefeller.

Oh, and did we mention the Millionaire’s Bacon?

Plans will go before the Design Review Board on Thurs., May 5. See the full proposal here and see more renderings of the concept below.

Additional renderings

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View from West Washington Street | endering by Design & Engineering, Inc. via the City of Greenville

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View from North Main Street | Rendering by Design & Engineering, Inc. via the City of Greenville

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View from North Main Street | Rendering by Design & Engineering, Inc. via the City of Greenville

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View from West Washington Street | Rendering by Design & Engineering, Inc. via the City of Greenville

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Entrance view at the corner of West Washington Street + Main StreetRendering by Design & Engineering, Inc. via the City of Greenville


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