Columbia Airbnb guidebook
Food scene
Excellent food and cocktails. No reservations. Only minutes away on Main St near the capitol building.
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Bourbon
1214 Main StExcellent food and cocktails. No reservations. Only minutes away on Main St near the capitol building.
Great food and service. $$ Only minutes away on Main St near the capitol building (across the street from Bourbon) . Reservations encouraged.
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Halls Chophouse Columbia
1221 Main StGreat food and service. $$ Only minutes away on Main St near the capitol building (across the street from Bourbon) . Reservations encouraged.
Excellent food and cocktails. Reservations suggested. Located on Forest Dr near Trenholm Rd.
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Tombo Grille
4517 Forest DrExcellent food and cocktails. Reservations suggested. Located on Forest Dr near Trenholm Rd.
Good food with reasonably priced cocktails. Located in Trenholm Plaza next to Tazza Kitchen.
BLD Diner
4840 Forest DrGood food with reasonably priced cocktails. Located in Trenholm Plaza next to Tazza Kitchen.
Interesting food (also, very good), much of it from their wood fired oven. Lot of locals dine here.
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Tazza Kitchen Trenholm Plaza
4840 Forest DrInteresting food (also, very good), much of it from their wood fired oven. Lot of locals dine here.
Many interesting bars and restaurants. Steaks, seafood, sushi or sandwiches, it's all here. Located on Gervais St from the capitol bldg down to the river (makes me want to break out in some kind of song).
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The Vista
807 Gervais StMany interesting bars and restaurants. Steaks, seafood, sushi or sandwiches, it's all here. Located on Gervais St from the capitol bldg down to the river (makes me want to break out in some kind of song).
Located in 5 Points (corner of Harden St and Devine St), this is a casual spot for everyone from students to old guys like me. Good food (more than just BBQ) and cold beer.
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Home Team BBQ
700 Harden StLocated in 5 Points (corner of Harden St and Devine St), this is a casual spot for everyone from students to old guys like me. Good food (more than just BBQ) and cold beer.
Neighborhoods
Staying at The Peacock? A step back in time. In-town Columbia at the turn of the last century. This park picture is irrelevant.
Elmwood Park
Staying at The Peacock? A step back in time. In-town Columbia at the turn of the last century. This park picture is irrelevant.
Bowling alley/bar/restaurant
Interesting mash-up. Bowling alleys, table games, video games, food and drinks to while away your evening. All ages.
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Nicky's Pizzeria Five Points
2123 Greene StInteresting mash-up. Bowling alleys, table games, video games, food and drinks to while away your evening. All ages.
Sightseeing
Nationally recognized zoo. Convenient to downtown Columbia. Located off I-126 at Greystone; a quick shot from Elmwood Ave.
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Riverbanks Zoo og Garden
500 Wildlife PkwyNationally recognized zoo. Convenient to downtown Columbia. Located off I-126 at Greystone; a quick shot from Elmwood Ave.
Congaree Creek Heritage Preserve
634 Old State RdGreat hiking trails and nature preserve.
Military
Many people stay at the Mid Century Modern for the convenient access to the graduation ceremonies at Ft Jax. and all of NE Columbia, but it's only 11-12 mins from downtown via I-277.
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Fort Jackson
Many people stay at the Mid Century Modern for the convenient access to the graduation ceremonies at Ft Jax. and all of NE Columbia, but it's only 11-12 mins from downtown via I-277.
Education
Chartered in 1892, The Horseshoe (on Sumter St) was the original campus and is still the heart of what has become a sprawling "city within a city". From The Hub on Main St to the baseball field on the Congaree River to the basketball courts at CLA and out to Williams-Brice Stadium and all in between, there is plenty to see and do at USC. Throw in those pesky classes and you have a great college experience. Ask me how I know.
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University of South Carolina
1244 Blossom StChartered in 1892, The Horseshoe (on Sumter St) was the original campus and is still the heart of what has become a sprawling "city within a city". From The Hub on Main St to the baseball field on the Congaree River to the basketball courts at CLA and out to Williams-Brice Stadium and all in between, there is plenty to see and do at USC. Throw in those pesky classes and you have a great college experience. Ask me how I know.