A Greenville restaurant that has been around since the 1940s will open a new location in January. Capri’s Italian will take over the former restaurant 4 Aces on Pelham Road. 4 Aces will close on Christmas Day and reopen as Capri’s Italian on January 8th. “We have an exciting opportunity to revive a long-time Greenville staple name,” said a flyer handed out to customers. “Capri’s is known for its family-friendly atmosphere and delicious Italian food.” MORE NEWS: Three winning Powerball tickets sold in South Carolina on Christmas Day. The new Capri’s Italian, located at 2 Upstate, will be open Sunday through Thursday from 4 to 9:30 p.m., and Friday and Saturday from 4 to 10 p.m. WYFF News 4 was on the air Wednesday as the 4 Aces sign came down and the Italy of Capri sign went up. MORE NEWS: Arrested After Shooting At Upstate Bar, Deputies Say He spoke to Dennis Evans, who owned Capri’s in Boiling Springs and is now co-owner of the new Capri’s on Pelham Road. I heard. Mr Evans said Capri’s had been a mainstay in the area for many years and he thought it was important to bring it back. MORE NEWS: Influenza necessitates rescheduled visitation at Upstate hospital, officials say Evans said the Caprices came to Greenville in 1944. Julius Caprice is an airplane mechanic who said he came here to work at the Donaldson Center. Evans said his family opened the first Capri’s on Augusta Road and later opened more Capri’s restaurants in the surrounding area. Evans said that while Capri’s on Pelham is part of a short-term plan, more locations could open in the future, and that customers will be able to enjoy Capri’s traditional dishes such as Italian classics, steaks and seafood. He said he can look forward to some great recipes.
A Greenville restaurant that has been around since the 1940s will open a new location in January.
Capri’s Italian will take over the former restaurant 4 Aces on Pelham Road.
4 Aces will close on Christmas Day and reopen as Capri’s Italian on January 8th.
“Now is the perfect time to bring back a name that has been a Greenville staple for many years,” said a flyer handed out to customers. “Capri’s is known for its family-friendly atmosphere and delicious Italian cuisine.”
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The new Capri’s Italian will be open Sunday through Thursday from 4pm to 9:30pm and Friday and Saturday from 4pm to 10pm.
WYFF News 4 was on the air Wednesday as the 4 Aces sign came down and the Italy of Capri sign went up.
More news: Arrests made after shooting at Upstate bar, police say
We spoke to Dennis Evans, owner of Capri’s in Boiling Springs and now co-owner of the new Capri’s on Pelham Road.
Mr Evans said Capri’s had been a mainstay in the area for many years and he thought it was important to bring it back.
More news: Influenza is forcing upstate hospitals to change visitation, officials say.
Evans said the Caprice family came to Greenville in 1944. Julius Caprice is an airplane mechanic who said he came here to work at the Donaldson Center. Evans said his family opened the first Capri’s on Augusta Road and later opened more Capri’s restaurants in the surrounding area.
Evans said Capri’s in Pelham is part of short-term plans, but more stores could be planned in the future.
Evans said customers can expect classic Capri recipes, including classic Italian dishes, steaks and seafood.