With Thanksgiving fast approaching, some Greenvillians may be wondering where they can eat a Thanksgiving meal without having to cook or order catering.
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Renata Parker
Dining out has changed. The days of sharable plates, buffets and communal tables may be gone, at least for now, but the good news is that dining out is still an option. Places like Yee-Haw Brewing Co., Augusta Grill, Hans & Franz Biergarten, Portofino’s Italian Restaurant, and Stella’s Southern Brasserie seized the opportunity to refresh the dining experience with enhanced outdoor spaces and new socially distanced dining.
And while 2020 may have altered the way we go out to dinner, it didn’t stop a number of great new restaurants, like Maestro’s Bistro & Dinner Club and Urban Wren, from opening.