AIKEN, SC (Feb. 16, 2018) - At Woodside, thanks to the wide array of community amenities, you can achieve your ideal lifestyle no matter what tops your wish list. With parks, walking and biking trails, golf courses, tennis and pickleball courts, dining venues and so much more, you'll find what you're looking for here. With the grand opening of Woodside’s newest community restaurant, The Village Café, the community strengthens its commitment to present and future Woodside residents by offering the very best in convenience, quality, and variety. Read on for more information on Woodside’s newest restaurant, and its first rave review courtesy of culinary site Roadfood.com!
The Village Café, conveniently located in The Village at Woodside, rests among the beautifully landscaped parks, bocce courts, restaurants, spa, fitness center and more already located there. Their internationally-inspired menu is all locally-sourced, and with options like the Norwegian Smoked Salmon BLT and deliciously authentic Italian gelato, combines worldwide cuisine with an appreciation for all things Aiken. The Village Café proudly offers freshly prepared "grab and go" breakfast and lunch options, a variety of soups and salads, an array of specialty coffees and teas, and much more. Whether you're looking for a delicious latte and breakfast pastry to start your day, a light and refreshing salad for a midday boost of energy, or a glass of wine and delicious dinner for date night, you'll find it here.
The Village Café has been a quick hit with Woodside residents and Aiken locals alike since its opening; however, that popularity has skyrocketed following a rave review from popular culinary guide Roadfood.com! Read on for more information on this eclectic review site, and for their thoughts on Woodside's newest restaurant.
"Roadfood means great regional meals along highways, in small towns and in city neighborhoods. It is sleeves-up fare made by cooks, bakers, pitmasters, and sandwich-makers who are America’s culinary folk artists. Roadfood restaurants are almost always casual and affordable. They are diners, small-town cafes, seaside shacks, drive-ins, barbecues, and bake shops. The best of them are colorful places enjoyed by locals (and savvy travelers) for their character as well as their menu.” -Roadfood.com
Roadfood.com’s thoughts on The Village Café? Read on!
"Just outside an entrance to the plush gated community of Woodside, The Village Café is a casual restaurant that is anything but casual about what it serves. Here is some very interesting food. The sandwich selection, for example, includes not just a regular BLT, but a smoked salmon BLT. Silky ribbons of tender pink Norwegian salmon are added to the winning combo of bacon, lettuce, tomato, and mayonnaise (lemon-dill mayo) and served on multi-grain toast. Luxury incarnate!"
"Sophisticated as the food is at The Village Café, its way of doing business is country-casual. Place your order and pay at the counter, where you are given a number to take to a table or to a sunny counter seat by the window to which staff brings the meal."
About Woodside
Located in the historic city of Aiken, South Carolina, Woodside covers more than 2,800 acres of rolling countryside and offers classic country club amenities combined with a diverse group of neighborhoods. This active community offers four championship golf courses, a pool, tennis, croquet, community gardening, two clubhouses, a wellness center and lakes for fishing and canoeing. Lots with wooded, golf, and lake views are priced from $29,900 to $140,000; Homes and Villas with low-maintenance living options from the mid $300,000s to over $850,000.
