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Restaurant Roundup
The wait is almost over
Chef Nico Abello’s Enlō is our most anticipated opening of 2026. | Photo by Table 301
Greenville’s food scene is always heating up, but a few upcoming openings have us particularly excited.
Enlō, 170 Riverplace | Opening summer 2026
An intimate tasting room restaurant from Chef Nico Abello, who earned a Michelin Star for six consecutive years at L’Appart in Manhattan, is coming to Riverplace, offering a relaxed fine-dining experience with curated tasting menus and Reedy River views.
Cork and Cleaver, 116 N. Markley St., Ste. 102 | Opening spring 2026
A new steakhouse is preparing to debut with in-house dry-aged steaks, an extensive wine list, and seafood favorites.
Can Tho Bistro & Bar, Main Street | Opening 2026
Details are limited about this new Vietnamese restaurant, but it’s expected to open next to Carolina Ale House soon.
The Juhl, Main Street | Opening 2026
A new speakeasy gastropub has new signage up next to Reys and promises “outstanding small plates.”
A. Enlō — I can’t wait to see what Chef Nico has up his sleeve B. Shake Shack — a Shack Stack is calling my name C. Smoke on the Water — it’s been too long D. Cork & Cleaver — I’m excited to see something new there
$20.8 million. That’s the projected economic impact of the 2026 SEC Women’s Basketball Tournament, according to the City of Greenville. In case you missed it, the event brought a record 74,038 fans to Bon Secours Wellness Arena last Wednesday to Sunday.
Announced
The City of Greer says it’s collected $1 million in development impact fees since launching the program in October 2024. The funds will be used for capital improvements for fire, police, parks, and public safety infrastructure. City staff will propose how to allocate the money as part of the upcoming capital improvement planning process. (Greenville Journal)
Outdoors
Construction is underway to improve Swamp Rabbit Trail access near Cleveland Park after storm damage compromised two retaining walls along a pathway. Trail access will remain open during the work with no detours expected. Weather permitting, the project should wrap up by the end of March.
Real Estate
An Augusta Road area home for $525,000 caught our eye for its curb appeal and charm. Features we love: the brick fireplace, hardwood floors, built-in shelves, and the screened-in porch.
Civic
Renewable Water Resources (ReWa) has started work on a $37.5 million Conestee Pump Station project near Mauldin Road and Lakewood Drive. The two-phase project will improve wastewater capacity and efficiency, allowing ReWa to pump up to 15 million gallons daily between the Lower Reedy and Mauldin Road treatment facilities. (Greenville Journal)
Development
Pickens County leaders voted against a proposal that would demolish the historic Greenville-Pickens Speedway for an industrial building — for now. A potential $4 million sale to a buyer with family ties to the track is still in progress, leaving the speedway’s future uncertain. (WYFF 4)
Biz
NextGEN will host its first Innovation Exchange on May 13 at The 405 Venue, connecting startups with corporate leaders from companies like BMW, Michelin, Current and GE Vernova. The event aims to match real business challenges with startup solutions through live pitches and networking.
Fun Fact
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Edu
Greenville Technical College has named its Center for Manufacturing Innovation in honor of President Emeritus Keith Miller. Opened in 2016, the center offers SC’s only bachelor’s degree at a two-year college in advanced manufacturing technology. Miller led the college from 2008 to 2025 before retiring. (Greenville Journal)
Sports
High school baseball is stepping up to the plate at Fluor Field this week. From March 12-14, top teams — including Chapman, Riverside, Christ Church, St. Joe’s, Wren, Powdersville, River Bluff, and TL Hanna — will take over the home of the Greenville Drive. Catch the action and grab your seats.*
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Scoop, there it is. One of our favorite collabs of the year is here. Clare’s Creamery sources cookies from local Girl Scouts to make its flavors inspired by Thin Mints, Samoas, Tagalongs, and others.
The stock is limited, so get yours before it’s gone.
The perfect spring date night outfit doesn’t exi … It does, and it’s even under $200. Shop the look:
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There’s a new arts and music festival to drop on your radar. The Village is teasing VilLive, “a gathering of sound, color, craft, and community” in West Greenville. Save the dates:
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