The construction of the local government complex of Spartanburg city center will replace the Church, West Broad and Spring Street section.
One short -term result will be September 30th. Close the Blue Moon Specialty Foods location on Church Street.
Today, September 30, the Blue Moon closes the door in the center of Spartanburg after the last time he had a breakfast and for lunch at their church street.
Bodega will be open to the usual hours this week.
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Tuesday, September 30: 11:00 – 7:30 pm
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Wednesday, October 1: 11:00 – 7:30 pm
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Thursday, October 2: 11:00 – 7:30 pm
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Friday 3 October: 11:00 – 20:30
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Saturday, October 4: 11:00 – 20:30
What’s next to the Blue Moon?
According to the social media record, the restaurant will move the equipment and the rest of the week Bodega will complete its new Bodega kitchen.
“If everything is going to plan, we look forward to starting breakfast Bodega from Tuesday next week, October 7,” they wrote on Facebook. “We have an extended menu, including new fun menu lunch and dinner we expect to spend on October 15.”
Blue Moon Owners: “hoped to have more time”
From 2018 Blue Moon was a popular place for breakfast and lunch city center.
Blue Moon City Center September 30th The door is approaching. Co -owner Molly Cashman said Blue Moon would consolidate operations in his Bodega instead of Daniel Morgan Avenue.
“We knew it was all approaching,” said co-owner Molly Cashman, who refused to discuss the conditions for the sale of property to the city.
“But we were hoping to have more time.”
Construction will begin in October
The new Government building will host administrative offices both in Spartanburg County and Spartanburg.
After receiving funding from Penny’s sales fee, which 2017 It was confirmed by voters, it will be the first city government of its kind in the state.
Construction is scheduled to begin in October.
New Blue Moon, planned for development in the city center
In the social media record, the owners wrote: “We expected more time here, but as a friend once said to me,” We are on the path of progress, “and it wasn’t meant to be.”
Chirs Walker, on the left and Molly Cashman, poses with their famous Blue Moon tomato sandwich.
Cashman said the new Blue Moon location will eventually have a multi -center redevelopment block along the West Broad from church to Spring Streets, but this will not be 2028 or 2029.
According to the Blue Moon Facebook post, the new location will be on the ground floor of the six -story apartment complex and be near the parking lot. “There will be a green space on several sides that will provide amazing outdoor options,” the Social Post said.
The construction of the new local government complex will begin in October.
Blue Moon Bodega will soon include elements of breakfast and southern menu
Meanwhile, Cashman said the family -owned company would connect its activities at Blue Moon Bodega located at 220 E. Daniel Morgan Avenue.
This will include elements of breakfast and lunch menu from the Blue Moon Center, as well as wholesale and catering business. Cashman expects the transition to run smoothly.
Blue Moon wholesale products – including its signature! Chew spices, pickles, bandages, frozen cakes and casseroles are sold in five states, including Carolina, Georgia, Tennessee and Florida.
Founder released Blue Moon almost 20 years ago
Founder Chris Wishbone Walker released Blue Moon as a Hub City Farmers Market almost 20 years ago.
Blue Moon’s offers have proven popular and his daughter Walker and Molly 2016. Opened a retail site on East Henry Street before moving to a larger location of the Church Street.
2021 The Blue Moon Bodega opened to accommodate wholesale, as well as a retail store and space to serve lunch and dinner. The covered courtyard has a bar with wine, beer and cocktail choices, it is a place of live music.
Cashman said the Blue Moon adds a second kitchen and tries to expand the Bodega parking lot.
“Emotional to say goodbye”
In the Facebook post, Molly and Wishbone expressed their feelings for closing.
“Emotionally saying goodbye to this place with so many wonderful memories, but we still hope that the Blue Moon and Spartanburg city center have good things,” the report states.
This article initially appeared in the Greenville News: Spartanburg Government Complex to occupy the Blue Moon Church Station