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A taste of The 05 on GVL’s Eastside

The one5 at Hartness is bringing a taste of The 05 to Greenville’s Eastside
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The one5 at Hartness | Photo by GVltoday
When it comes to good food, it takes a village.

The owners of The 05 (Augusta Road) and The 07 (Laurens Road), Hartness, and former Hall’s Chophouse Executive Chef Nelson De Hoyos have partnered to open The one5 at Hartness, a new restaurant in Hartness’ Village Center (2000 Society St.), in the first or second week of May.

Facebook post announving The one5

A taste of the 05 coming to Greenville’s Eastside. | Post via The 05

The food

Filling the former Village Kitchen space (which permanently closed on Sunday, March 5), The one5 at Hartness will feature a full bar and lunch and dinner menu with a variety of dishes.

The 05 and The 07 co-owner Geno Iozzino tells us Nelson and The 05’s executive chef, Jennifer Barone, will work together to include The 05 staples like “its famous salad” — the Crispy Brussels Sprout Salad.

However, you’ll also find new options inspired by and cooked in the wood-fired oven inside the restaurant. Nelson tells The Post and Courier Greenville that he’s “looking forward to making some unexpected dishes.” He says to not “expect a menu of dry-aged steaks and oysters Rockefeller,” but that “he promises a steak on the menu.”

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Upper cabinets will come out to reveal the entire wood-fired oven. | Post via @villagekitchenhartness

The space

The menu isn’t the only change taking place. Geno says this “cozy neighborhood bar and restaurant” will undergo cosmetic updates that will have a similar look and feel to The 05, including:
  • New paint
  • Removal of upper cabinets to make the wood-fired oven a focal point
  • Transformation of the checkout counter into a bar
The interior changes will make for “a place where you can go chill or out to eat on a date,” says Geno.

The one5 at Hartness will be open Monday through Wednesday from 11:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. and Thursday through Saturday from 11:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m.

While The one5 at Hartness doesn’t have social media channels yet, you can follow The 05’s Facebook and Instagram for future updates.
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GSP wins every award in our book. | Photos via gspairport.com
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Today’s issue was written by Kyle.

Editor’s pick: If you’ve found yourself already missing your Village Kitchen favorites, don’t be too upset: You’ll find some of its menu items on Patterson’s brunch menu every Sunday when it opens at Hotel Hartness in March. Here’s to hoping the gluten-free Chicken & Waffles make the cut. Make your reservations for Patterson Kitchen & Bar.

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