Pro tip: Multiple juice options for mimosas is always the vibe. | Photo at The 07 by GVLtoday
Spring brunches just hit different. We’ve listed a whole bunch of brunch options, along with menu recs and pro tips. Plan your weekend and pour those mimosas.
Are you looking for places to grab brunch on Easter Sunday? Use our list to find special menus + make your reservations before it’s too late.
New and noteworthy
Crave | The best thing about this new spot located under Jianna is that you can have brunch all day every day.
White Wine + Butter | After opening at Greer Golf, Chef Michael Sibert became a “Chopped” Champion, making this brunch ticket even hotter.
Mill City Kitchen | Did someone say mimosa towers? Keep an eye on this Judson Mill restaurant’s Instagram for brunch events on select dates.
White Duck Taco | Though we have two of these taco spots, only the downtown location opens early on the weekends to serve breakfast tacos + mimosas.
Monday Night Yoga | 6:30-7:30 p.m. | Camperdown Plaza | Free | Unwind and recharge under the open sky with yoga led by Zen Rabbit Yoga.
Tuesday, April 15
Taylor Swift Trivia | 7-9 p.m. | Group Therapy Pub & Playground | Free entry | Fill the Blank Space on your calendar and hit up this kid-friendly trivia game.
Wednesday, April 16
Spanish Wine Dinner | 6:30-9 p.m. | Topsoil Kitchen and Market, Travelers Rest | $165 | Get to know Pares Balta Biodynamic Viticulture Wines made in Penedés, Spain as varieties are paired with five courses.
Thursday, April 17
Michael Rowland | 7 p.m. | Comedy Zone Greenville | $20+ | Spend an evening laughing with this comedian known for his show “Animal Control.”
Friday, April 18
The Benjamin West Collection | 3-4 p.m. | Museum & Gallery at Bob Jones University | Free | Enjoy a private, guided gallery tour from Executive Director Erin Jones.
Your kids won’t stay this age forever — make memories with them at a local museum instead of doing chores. | Photo provided by Two Maids
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Between work, school, extracurricular activities, and all those pesky meals we need to cook and eat, you’re lucky if you get a moment to catch your breath, let alone clean the house. That’s where Two Maids can help.
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Whether you’re binge-watching “White Lotus” by night (same) or taking the kids to The Children’s Museum of the Upstate by day, you can enjoy the moment, knowing cleaning is the last thing you have to worry about.
Life’s too short to spend it doing chores you don’t want to do. So, call Two Maids at 864-626-3343 and free up some time for fun.
The former Blind Horse Saloon on Lowndes Hill Road recently sold for $1.8 million. Details around the sale + plans for the space are limited, but you know we’ll keep an eye on it. (The Post and Courier Greenville)
Civic
The City of Greenville is “testing the market” to see what opportunities could be available for a long-discussed downtown conference center. A request for information from developers about the project is due this Friday, April 18. We’ll keep you posted.(Upstate Business Journal)
Opening
Colombianstreet food restaurant Half Rooted opens its new location on Wade Hampton Boulevard (near Asada) on Tuesday, April 15. The food truck turned permanent spot promises, “It’s about to be a whole experience.”
Coming Soon
We’re learning new details about The Pharmacy, the restaurant replacing the Augusta Road Tipsy Taco that closed last weekend. The name, which pays homage to Campbell’s Pharmacy that once filled the space, also reflects the change in cuisine — a bar and grill that will serve grilled cheese sandwiches once beloved at Campbell’s. (The Post and Courier Greenville)
Eat
Speaking of Tipsy Taco news, the company says it’s opening a Travelers Rest location next month in the former S.B.H. Barbecue space on Main Street. (The Post and Courier Greenville)
Mansion Monday
New to the market alert. This six-bedroom, four-bathroom Augusta Road home boasts dual primary suites + laundry rooms (on each level), plus a covered porch with a fireplace, a custom putting green, and an expansive patio.
Sports
Rory McIlroy’s Masters win completing his Grand Slam wasn’t the only green jacket performance this weekend. Greenvillians Carter Dickinson + Jeffrey Moats won the City of Greenville’s exclusive green jacket t-shirts (think: green jacket tuxedo tees) for winning the mini golf tournament at McPherson Park.
ICYMI
In case you missed it, Southern Roots took over Trailblazer Park this weekend featuring bites from 30+ pit masters and chefs, alongside craft beer, cocktails, and live music. Pro tip: Don’t miss another festival and bookmark our April Plan Ahead.
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It’s social event season — outsmart the noise of rumbling crowds and hear conversations more clearly. Most hearing aids have one processor, but these bad boys have two. They process speech and noise separately, so speech gets clearer and crisper. That’s why 540,000+ customers swear by them.*
Biz
Our Parents’ Gift Guide is almost complete, but we have a few spots left to feature your business’s product or service. Secure your spot just in time for Mother’s Day + Father’s Day.
Correction
Friday, we told you that Sidewall Pastry Kitchen had coconut macaroons for Passover. They do have some yummy desserts but no macaroons this year. How about you satisfy your sweet tooth with halvah from Greenfield’s Bagels & Deli?
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How to do the AI action figure trend
If you’ve been scrolling on social media over the past few days, chances are you’ve seen people turning themselves into action figures, complete with accessories. It’s a new trend using ChatGPT.
Fill out this prompt: Create a 3D action figure of me, displayed in clear plastic blister packaging like a collectible toy. The figure should look like me and wear [describe a signature outfit]. Include accessories that match my personality or job, like [for example — a coffee cup, headphones, laptop, or other tools of the trade]. Add bold white text at the top with [your name], and [insert title] underneath. Make it look realistic and stylized like an actual toy you’d see in stores.
Attach a photo of yourself and hit enter.
It will take a few minutes to generate, and you may need to adjust the prompt to make corrections.
Pro tip: If it says you’ve hit your limit, don’t worry — it resets every 24 hours.
LED under cabinet lights, so you can finally have light in dark closets, above kitchen counters, or beneath shelves. The wireless lights turn on with a motion sensor and can be adjusted between five different brightness levels.
Speaking of ChatGPT trends, Kidding Around Greenville used the AI model to generate 10 types of Greenville moms. I’m not a mom yet, but some of these remind me of my friends. Are you or someone you know featured on the list?
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