A Piece of The Vista's History Bids Farewell

COLUMBIA, S.C. - Nov. 19, 2019 - PRLog -- "The time has come for us to move on," explained owners Maggie Groff and Shannon Syrbe. "While it is never easy to make decisions that impact our valued employees and customers, after 23 years we feel it is time to retire and we are embracing the opportunity to spend more time with our family and friends. We have been blessed over the years with loyal customers and many wonderful memories."

Founded in 1996, and always family owned, Nonnah's was one of the first restaurants to set up shop in the Vista and throughout the growth of the area, the restaurant continued to impress the citizens of Columbia with their spectacular desserts. For that, they were voted "Best of Columbia" more than 20 years by Free Times, The State Newspaper, The Columbia Metropolitan Magazine and the Daily Gamecock. After almost 18 years at 930 Gervais Street, the owners moved the business across the street to 923 Gervais Street, which allowed Nonnah's expand their menu while maintaining the original ambiance, character and reputation as the Go-To place for desserts. On Monday, November 18, 2019, the doors at Nonnah's closed permanently, as shown on their website at https://Nonnahs.com.

"We are very thankful that you have made us a proud Vista tradition for more than two decades. We will miss you all tremendously", states Maggie and Shannon. "If you reserved space for a private party, we will contact you shortly with alternate arrangements."