The Signs of Downtown.

Sign for "The Alley Downtown Taproom" with "Beer & Kombucha" on a brick building, near a red and green umbrella.
Awning with the words 'Whiskey Alley' in bold white letters, featuring a decorative wheat symbol above.
Rustic metal sign with "Southbound Smokehouse" engraved, attached to a brick wall.
A sign for Woodchuckers Axe Throwing hanging on a brick building wall.
Wooden sign with 'AIKEN DRY GOODS' in white letters hanging outside a rustic building with a window displaying a 'SALE' sign and some string lights.
Black sign with elegant white text "L'Atelier de la Ruelle" on a brick building exterior.
Tailgate Tavern sign on a glass window with reflections of surrounding buildings and a poster partially visible in the background.
Mellow Mushroom restaurant sign with decorative lamp post and foliage background.
Sign for Nandina Home & Design store hanging outside on a storefront with decorative elements.
Restaurant sign reading "Takosushi Far East Southwest" with a red and black logo.
Storefront window with 'Aiken Antique Mall' lettering and reflections of cars and trees.
Sign reading 'folly' hanging outside a building entrance with glass doors.
Entrance of Aiken Center for the Arts with sign and lamps
Green awning with "Lionel Smith, Ltd." text
Exterior of Prime Steakhouse with American flag, black chairs, and brick facade
Mural of a brown horse painted on an exterior wall near a doorway.
Shop signs for "Pitter Patter Children's Boutique" and "Caroline's Boutique" under a blue awning, with decorated wreaths nearby.
"High Country Olive Oil" storefront sign with olive branch illustration.
Sign for Palmetto Seafood Bar & Grill featuring a blue crab illustration.
Glass door with "Plum pudding" written in decorative font, reflecting street scene.
Sign for "MoonBeans Fine Roasted Coffees" with a coffee bean and star design.
A circular sign for The New Moon Cafe on a brick wall, featuring a design with a crescent moon.
Vampire Penguin dessert shop sign on orange building exterior.
Boutique store sign reading "Ginger Bee Boutique" with a decorative edge, mounted on a wall under an awning.
Equino Divine logo with stylized horse illustration in black and white above the text.
Brown leather knee-high boots with laces and contrasting panels on a white background.

The Dubarry Glanmire country boot is a real eyecatcher.

A bungee cord lacing system which stretches and adjusts to different calf sizes interweaves up the back of the boot along a leather panel that helps to elongate the leg. The look is matched by their performance, as GORE-TEX technology, DryFast-DrySoft™ leathers and strongly bonded soles deliver warm, waterproof, hard-wearing boots. Great across tough terrain, in tough conditions and a striking boot to stand out from the crowd.

Vampire Penguin dessert advertisement featuring shaved snow with toppings and contact details for Aiken, SC location.

108 Laurens St SW
Aiken, SC 29851
(803)226-0121

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THE NEW MOON CAFE

New Moon is an innovative culinary family fueled by community and a passion for bringing people together over great food & the perfect cup of coffee. VISIT SITE.

116 Laurens St. NW
Aiken, SC 29801
(803) 643-7088

Painting of "The New Moon" with a red awning, outdoor seating, and flowers.
Silver ice bucket with a wine bottle inside, surrounded by green leaves and two etched glasses on a patterned surface.

Beatriz Ball

Snaffle Bit Equestrian Wine Bucket by Beatriz Ball

Brass hook with a dog head wearing glasses

Wise Fox Stocking Hook

Aiken Has Lots Of Foxes.

Exterior of a brick building with "Prime Steakhouse" signage, featuring an American flag and outdoor chairs.

Prime Steakhouse

In Their Own Words…

“Prime Steakhouse is Aiken’s premier restaurant located in historic Downtown Aiken. The atmosphere of the restaurant includes modern artwork on brick walls, beautiful table settings, and an exciting bar serving only premium drinks.

They are an authentic, big-city steakhouse reminiscent of Chicago or New York City. Offering the finest in aged steaks, whole lobsters, and fresh seafood, all meats are black angus or prime graded and dry aged, on premise, for no less than 28 days.

Open seven nights a week, you are invite to dine with them for an extraordinary experience that will captivate your party for an evening of amazing food and pure bliss.

They only serve the best!”

316 Richland Ave NW, Aiken SC 29801

(803) 642-4488

This store has closed, but continues it’s on-line activity & sales.

Text reading 'PLUM PUDDING' in uppercase letters
Colorful ceramic bowls stacked on a wooden table, including blue, red, green, and cream colors.

Everything Kitchen…

Shop Plum Pudding's great selection of quality kitchen products 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Browse their wide selection of quality kitchen supplies, C.E. Corey's dinnerware, Juliska dinnerware, Vietri dinnerware, Mariposa, cookware and kitchen tools.  Orders are packed and shipped promptly.

In addition to one of the nation's largest selections of VIETRI and Juliska dinnerware, they are also home to dinnerware by C.E. Corey, including her beloved "Aiken" China!  If you are in the Aiken, SC area, stop by and see them!  They are located on the corner of Richland Avenue and Laurens Street NW in beautiful historic downtown Aiken.

Plum Pudding
101 Laurens Street NW
Aiken, SC 29801

888-940-7586

Logo of "The Feed Sack" with a stylized horse design above the text.
Cozy restaurant interior with leather sofa, wooden tables, wine rack, warm lighting, and decorative elements.

Experience the serene elegance of The Feed Sack, nestled in both Aiken and North Augusta, South Carolina, where refined ambiance and exquisite cuisine come together to offer a tranquil dining escape. Local owners Greg Pierce, Angelia Roberts​ and our oustanding staff welcome you!

Logo of The Aiken Golf Club with a tree illustration and the year 1912.
Aerial view of a golf course surrounded by a dense forest, with a railway track running along the left side.

1912

The Aiken Golf Club is steeped in golf history. Originally built in 1912, with a portion of its design attributed to John Inglis, it is one of the oldest courses in the nation. Professional golfers Babe Didrikson Zaharis and Patty Berg among others, played here. Fred Astaire and other celebrities came to Aiken during the cold winter months to test their skills. May Dunn was instrumental in making it the first course in America to feature tees especially for women.

Completely renovated and reopened to considerable fanfare during 1999, the course has never looked or played better. They invite you to come see for yourself. It will test your skill while reminding you of golf venues of old. Come be a part of golf history.

Logo of Aiken County Historical Museum featuring a stylized tree and column design.
White colonial-style house with columns, surrounded by trees and a grassy lawn, featuring a driveway and parking area in the foreground.

HISTORY

The Aiken County Historical Museum (ACHM) consists primarily of a 17,500 sq.ft. building on a 3.5 acre campus. The 17,500 sq.ft. building is called Banksia and it is a former Winter Colony home. Portions of the museum’s building date back to 1862 while the most modern portion of the building was constructed in 1931.

The museum has three floors of exhibits that illustrate the history of Aiken County from the era of Native Americans to modern day. Exhibit highlights include the history of the county’s communities, the impact of the Savannah River Site, the development of the Winter Colony, a 1950s drug store interior, and two fire engines. The grounds of the museum’s campus host an 1890s schoolhouse, an early 19th century log cabin, a buttery, and beautiful gardens maintained by local garden clubs.

The ACHM has lots of family-friendly events, tour programs, a traveling trunk program, and other fun educational events as part of their regular programming. The object collection of the ACHM focuses on preservation of objects related to residents of the county. The collection is ever growing.