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Governor McMaster announces 'Palmetto Priority' restaurant safety plan

6/23/2020

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South Carolina Governor Henry McMaster, the state’s tourism agency, and the SC Restaurant and Lodging Association unveiled the Palmetto Priority initiative today, aimed at showing the public whether a restaurant is following precautions recommend by the Centers for Disease Control and the state’s Department of Health and Environmental Control to limit the the virus’ spread.

The program allows restaurants to voluntarily commit to following key cleaning and safety guidelines and it also calls for restaurateurs to take online courses and to have a limited DHEC food safety inspection.
The Program at a Glance

Restaurants that choose to participate in the program will complete a checklist of operational assurances as outlined in the restaurant reopening guidelines, participate in required free online education, and participate in a DHEC limited-scope food safety inspection.

Restaurants that successfully complete the checklist and sign a commitment to their employees and customers will earn the endorsement of the program.

​The SC Restaurant and Lodging Association will oversee this consumer-driven program by providing patrons with the opportunity to share their experience, both positive and negative, through a short survey. This form will also be used to file a report if a restaurant not honoring its commitment.
Restaurant Commitment Application
The Commitment

Restaurants must agree to the following priorities to protect their employees and customers and demonstrating leadership in safe sanitation practices with all employees on every shift.
  • Complete either a DHEC Virtual Food Safety Check or, after July, a Limited Scope Food Safety Inspection.
    • Available for free by scheduling with the restaurant’s food safety inspector or by contacting the DHEC food safety office
    • Confirmation available on the DHEC website
  • Managers must complete the ServSafe Reopening Guidance: COVID-19 Precautions.
    • 13-minute course available free on the ServSafe.com website
    • Certificate of completion available at the end of the course
    • All employees will be trained on appropriate cleaning and disinfection, hand hygiene, proper face covering and respiratory etiquette
    • More details below
  • Adhere to the minimum standards, as outlined below of the SCRLA Restaurant Reopening Guidance.
    • Post required signage advising customers not to enter if symptomatic
    • Appropriate signage to promote social distancing and walking traffic patterns
    • Select one person per shift to be in charge of safety and sanitation during the shift, observing and ensuring that hand washing is done appropriately, and sanitation of dining room areas, restrooms, lobbies and door areas is done regularly and consistently (minimum of hourly). 
    • Signs reminding of hand hygiene and proper hand-washing posted for customers and staff
    • Execute the restaurants plan to clean and disinfect common areas and surfaces regularly using chemicals appropriate for COVID-19 disinfection
    • Health safety checks for all employees before each shift
    • Each employee is required to wear a face-covering (i.e., cloth or paper face coverings, face masks, full face shields)
    • Hand sanitizing stations will be available to all customers and employees, including upon entry
    • Parties will maintain at least 6 feet of distance from other parties at all times, except when seated at tables or booths with partitions.
    • Only provide condiments (consider using PC products when appropriate), silverware, flatware, glassware, or other traditional tabletop items upon service/request. When the table is unoccupied all items should be removed
    • Tables are cleaned and disinfected in between seating
    • Self-service items such as buffets or drink stations are eliminated unless an attendant is provided to serve those items to guests or to supervise the use of gloves by the patrons
    • Menus are available digital, single-use or disinfected between guests

You can share your restaurant experience by clicking the button below. 
Palmetto Priority Website
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Ball & Que Restaurant celebrates 50 years with commemorative t-shirts, celebration on hold

6/18/2020

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White and Blue shirts are available at Ball & Que Restaurant in celebration of 50 years.

While it's not the way Ms. Joann Elliott expected to celebrate 50 years of Ball & Que Restaurant, it'll have to do for now.

The famous eatery is marking their half-a-century foothold in Georgetown with commemorative t-shirts, available for purchase at their location.

Cost is $20.00. Call Debi for details at 843-833-4114.

We wish Elliott and her entire family and staff on this huge accomplishment. 

​We thank you for Ball & Que. 
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Root will reopen under new ownership, new menu items

6/13/2020

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Once restaurants were able to open in South Carolina and allowed to serve customers, people were noticing some of their favorites were remaining shut. Some posted they didn't feel comfortable at the time to open, others posted no updates.

A favorite in the City of Georgetown was quiet and folks here began asking questions.

About Root.

The restaurant is a Simply Amazing Dish of the Month alumnus and a Taste of Georgetown winner, so it was fitting to wonder why they hadn't reopened. 

Well, we have answers. 

The restaurant officially transferred ownership on June 12, 2020. The new owner is a familiar face.
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New owner Jimmy Hildebrandt plans to keep a few popular menu items at Root, but looks to revamp the rest with fresh flavors.

Jimmy Hildebrandt, former Root general manager, begins his journey as owner with an awesome culinary canvas and a stout playbook. 

His energy, enthusiasm and passion was always on display at the eatery, and he represented the previous owner's vision very well. 

Now, he gets his chance to shine.

In a phone call, he said he plans to keep some popular items on the current menu, but wants to revamp it with new dishes and new flavors. 

A reopening date has not been set as of yet, but it will be a grand reopening. 

We'll keep you posted on our Facebook page with updates. 

Congratulations, Jimmy. We know you'll do great. 
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Admiral's Flagship introduces 'Biergarten' concept with new menu

6/12/2020

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Admiral's Flagship in Murrells Inlet shows off outdoor seating

Longtime seafood favorite Admiral's Flagship is changing the culinary game with their "Biergarten" menu addition. From looking at the reveal, and some insider communication, folks are going to be super happy with the new choices.

Rest assured, however. The all-you-can-eat crab legs option is still alive. Owners will start that next week. 

For now, take a look at the menu and plan ahead. The pork or chicken schnitzel, peach bbq salmon, sausage platter are sure to be favorites. 

And beer cheese fries? Wow. 
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Admiral's Flagship on Facebook
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