В коммерческом центре Nexton открылись шесть новых заведений: от Chipotle до спа-салона

SUMMERVILLE, S.C. — Nexton is adding six new businesses to its growing commercial lineup, bringing more restaurants, wellness services and gathering spaces to the Summerville master-planned community. The latest additions include Chipotle Mexican Grill, CAVA, Dog Park Bar Nexton, Bodenvy, The DRIPBaR and Dulce Churros Ice Cream + Cocktails, according to Nexton. 📰SUBSCRIBE: Get the latest Berkeley County, SC news delivered to your inbox. Several of the businesses are already open, while Dulce Churros Ice Cream + Cocktails is scheduled to open Wednesday, Sept. 2. “One of the things that makes Nexton special is the ability to live, work, shop, dine and connect all within the community,” said Cassie Cataline, marketing director for Brookfield Residential. “Each new business adds something unique to the experience, whether it’s a new restaurant, wellness service or gathering place.” Here’s a look at the six businesses: - Dog Park Bar Nexton, 652 Scholar Way — Located within GoDog Nexton, the concept gives dog owners a place to grab food and drinks while their pets play and socialize under the supervision of trained staff. - Chipotle Mexican Grill, 1275 Nexton Parkway — The fast-casual chain is now open, serving its familiar menu of customizable burritos, bowls, tacos and quesadillas. - Bodenvy, 651 Scholar Way — The med spa specializes in non-surgical aesthetic services, including CoolSculpting, body sculpting, skin tightening and fat reduction treatments. - CAVA, 124 North Creek Drive — The Mediterranean-inspired fast-casual restaurant offers customizable bowls and pitas with a variety of proteins, vegetables, dips and sauces. - Dulce Churros Ice Cream + Cocktails, 1288 Nexton Parkway — Set to open Sept. 2 in the One Nexton retail center, Dulce will serve Mexican-style ice cream, churros, desserts and specialty cocktails. - The DRIPBaR, 1565 Rose Drive — The wellness business offers IV vitamin therapies, intramuscular shots and other services focused on hydration, recovery and energy. The openings are part of continued commercial expansion at Nexton, which has grown into a major residential, employment, retail and dining hub along the Interstate 26 corridor in Berkeley County. Nexton officials said the new businesses are intended to broaden the range of services available to residents while also drawing customers from surrounding communities. “These openings reflect the continued growth of Nexton and our commitment to creating a vibrant destination for residents and the broader region,” Cataline said. Nexton is owned by a subsidiary of North America Sekisui House and managed by Brookfield Residential.