Iconic Columbia Chicken Joint Holds Grand Reopening

Iconic Columbia Chicken Joint Holds Grand Reopening

By HERE News Network

COLUMBIA, S.C.

In an exciting turn of events for food enthusiasts, television.

, an enduring downtown Columbia restaurant, Drake’s Duck-In has relaunched its Main Street venue after a considerable period of refurbishment. The grand reopening ceremony was held at 10:30 a.m. on Thursday, March 21.

A Century-Long Legacy

A landmark in itself, Drake’s Duck-In has been serving Columbia’s residents for over a century. Its legacy began in 1907 when its original location on Elmwood Avenue was launched. Renowned for its delightful fusion of tradition and uncompromising quality, Drake’s Duck-In remains a beloved Columbia establishment.

Reviving Tradition with a Modern Touch

The decision to renovate its popular Main Street location was a meticulously planned strategy by the owners Daniel Boan and Matthew Bridges. The objective behind this extensive refurbishment was to invigorate the space with a contemporary appeal while maintaining the “mom-and-pop” ambience that patrons have cherished over the years.

Patrons of Drake’s Duck-In have come to associate the place with its memorably crispy fried chicken sandwiches, delectable chicken tenders, and scrumptious biscuits and waffles. The renewal ensures these iconic menu items will continue to be available for longtime fans and newcomers alike.

A Celebratory Ceremony Attended by City Dignitaries

The grand reopening ceremony was graced by the presence of city dignitaries and a host of patrons eagerly waiting to relive the culinary delights the restaurant offers. Attending the event were Mayor Rickenmann, Councilman Will Brennan, and staff from City Council and Economic Development, in addition to Daniel Boan, Matthew Bridges, and the dedicated staff of Drake’s Duck-In.

With the commitment to uphold its tradition of high-quality food and service, the revamped Drake’s Duck-In is all set to cater to both locals and visitors. The grand reopening signifies not just a business move, but the rebirth of an institution that has woven its way into the hearts of Columbia’s residents for over a century.

Embracing Change While Preserving Heritage

The recent reopening of Drake’s Showers the surrounding community with a sense of excitement and a return to familiarity. Through its modern yet homely renovated design, the iconic Columbia chicken joint continues to provide its patrons with mouth-watering dishes that highlight Southern hospitality and showcase a part of Columbia’s gastronomic heritage.


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