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If you are looking for a mid-size sedan with the heart of a sports car, swing by your Kia dealer to check out the K5. The 2024 Kia K5 boasts a turbocharged powertrain with an available AWD system that actively distributes engine power between the front and rear axles to maximize your traction. Read on to learn more about the '24 Kia K5 and all that it has to offer. more Fly down the highway in the '24 Kia K5 with its standard 1.6L four-cylinder turbocharged powertrain. This engine delivers 180 horsepower with 195 pounds per foot of maximum torque. If you are looking for more aggressive acceleration, upgrade to the K5 GT with its turbocharged 2.5L, which produces a massive 290 horsepower and 311 pounds per foot of class-leading maximum torque. This 2.5L turbocharged powertrain is matched to a silky smooth quick-shift 8-speed dual-clutch automatic transmission. Control The '24 Kia K5 is engineered to give you maximum control on the road. The wide-track suspension of this mid-size sedan is the widest-in-class and features advanced lightweight materials, which combine to provide you with responsive handling and agile steering. Equip your K5 with the available 19-inch Pirelli P-Zero tires to enhance the vehicle's performance for a truly exhilarating drive. Connectivity Equip your '24 Kia K5 with the available 10.25-inch multicolor touchscreen display. This display makes it easy to use your SiriusXM satellite radio, connect your compatible smartphone devices, and navigate. The K5 boasts up to five available USB ports inside its cabin, with music streaming support for multiple devices. You'll also find an available wireless phone charger inside the sedan for your convenience. Interior Wrap your hands around the available leather-wrapped sport steering wheel inside the '24 Kia K5 and relax in the driver-centric cockpit. The driver-centric cockpit of this mid-size sedan puts you firmly in control of the vehicle, with all of your buttons and switches within easy reach. You'll find that the available heated and ventilated front seats keep you comfortable year-round. You can also equip your '24 Kia K5 with that available panoramic sunroof. The large sunroof provides natural light that makes the cabin of this sedan feel open and airy. Additionally, the panoramic sunroof provides incredible views of the stars and the sky above as you drive. If you are looking for a tech-savvy and powerful mid-size sedan, you need to check out the incredible features of the '24 Kia K5. Give us a call at Burns Kia to value your trade and schedule a test drive in your new family vehicle today.

Orangeburg, SC is a fun and idyllic place, but sometimes you want to explore other hidden gems in the area. These weekend getaways are all an hour or less away from Orangeburg. Your 2024 Kia Seltos SX is a fantastic, reliable ride with plenty of intuitive safety features and an excellent navigation system to help you explore all South Carolina offers in total comfort. more 1. Columbia The thriving city of Columbia is less than an hour away from Orangeburg, and it's one of the most exciting places you can visit. This eclectic and fun city offers tons of great shopping, dining, and entertainment, plus plenty of nearby nature where you can reset and trek some excellent trails. There's also a great live music scene, top-notch galleries, and lots of events happening all year round. With such close proximity to Orangeburg, there's no reason why Columbia shouldn't be high on your must-visit list. 2. Elgin Just slightly over an hour away from Orangeburg, Elgin is a charming small-town experience with friendly locals and plenty of great things to do and see. Visit Village Artists and see some of the town's best arts, or pay your respects at Fort Jackson National Cemetery. You'll also find regular events that you can't find anywhere else, like the Catfish Stomp, where you can enjoy all sorts of fish dishes and cheer on a parade. 3. Hendersonville The beautiful Blue Ridge Mountain town of Hendersonville is just a little bit over an hour away from Orangeburg. If you're looking for serenity and relaxation, or if you want to get in some hiking or biking, Hendersonville is definitely the place. The charming downtown area is walkable, and there are some great nearby farms and hiking trails. 4. Sesquicentennial State Park An hour away from Orangeburg, Sesquicentennial State Park is a great place to go camping with the family for the weekend. There are ample places to set up camp, tons of amenities, and a boutique marketplace where you can find unique treasures. Plus, there are ongoing events, plenty of trails to explore, and some good fishing right in the park. ​This ​state park has something for everyone, and you can get there ​in absolutely no time. Whether you're craving the fun, adventure, and cosmopolitan vibe of a big city or the small-town feel of some of South Carolina's best rural destinations, there's so much to see and do right around Orangeburg. You'll want a good, reliable, and stylish ride to get you and your family all over the state, though. Stop in and see us at Burns Kia and test drive your next fantastic ride today.

Many people don't have the cash to buy a vehicle at the full sales price, which is why dealerships offer other purchasing options like auto loans and vehicle leases. For some drivers, it can be tough to decide whether to buy or lease a vehicle. Before you visit your Kia dealer, check out a few things to consider when you are determining your financial strategy. more 1. Length of Finance Contract In general, it might be a better idea to lease a car if you want a short-term finance contract, or you only want to drive the current Kia model for a couple of years. On the other hand, buying a car with an auto loan will have a longer contract term. 2. Monthly Payment For many drivers, the estimated monthly payment is a major deciding factor. When you purchase a car with an auto loan, the amount of your monthly payment is calculated based on the price of the vehicle, the amount you put down for your down payment, the trade-in value you used during negotiations, the interest rate of the loan, and the length of the auto loan. Auto loan monthly payments tend to be a bit higher. The monthly payment for a lease might be a bit lower. When you are leasing a car, you are only paying for part of the value of the Kia for the length of your lease term. In other words, you aren't paying for the full price of the car. When you lease a car, you may not need to put down a down payment. 3. Mileage If you're a commuter or a road tripper, then buying a car is a better choice. When you lease a vehicle, you agree to certain mileage limitations, and you will have to pay for additional miles at the end of your contract. If you buy a car, you don't have to worry about mileage limitations at all. Can Your Kia Dealer Help You Decide to Buy or Lease? If you still aren't sure whether to lease or buy a new car, your dealership can help you out. The expert finance staff at the dealership can help you sort through the pros and cons of each financing option, walk you through lease and auto loan terms, and much more. Additionally, the finance team can help you secure auto financing even if you have less-than-perfect credit. If you're ready to drive a new car, you will have to decide which financing strategy is most appropriate for your budget. Fortunately, both Kia car loans and Kia car leases can offer generous terms. Want to learn more about your financing options? Contact Burns Kia today.

Florence, SC, is situated close to beautiful parks with excellent campgrounds that offer access to a wide range of fun-filled recreational activities. With these excellent campgrounds within driving distance of Orangeburg, campers can choose between RV and tent sites with all the amenities for a comfortable stay or rough it at one of the primitive sites and experience nature at its best. more 1. Lee State Park Campground The park stretches out along the Lynches River and is the ideal setting for fishing, kayaking, canoeing, hiking, and horseback riding through the hardwood forest and along the riverbanks. The campground has 19 RV and tent sites for family and equestrian campers. The sites all have full hookups with electricity and water. Pets are allowed in most of the outdoor areas but must be leashed. 2. Cheraw State Park Campground The park has miles of hiking and biking trails and an 18-hole championship golf course. Here you can wander through the cypress wetlands, stroll down the boardwalk along with the 360-acre Lake Juniper, fish, and paddle over the water in a canoe or kayak. The park's RV pull-through sites are gravel-packed with water and electrical hookups. Six of the sites are right on the edge of the lake. There are restrooms with hot showers and a dump station. A primitive camping area is available for groups, and on the north side of the lake, there is a boat-in camping area at the old boat landing. 3. Little Pee Dee State Park Campground The peaceful atmosphere makes this the perfect park for those who want to escape into nature. Here campers can fish in the 54-acre Lake Norton for bass, bream, and catfish and discover the fauna and flora in and around the Little Pee Dee River swamp. The campground has 32 RV and tent sites with electricity and water and 18 tent sites with water but no electricity. The campground has restrooms with hot showers. A lakefront camper cabin is also available all year round for those who need a bit of extra luxury while camping. 4. Bass Lake Campground Pitch your tent or roll in with your RV and pick an open site or a more secluded one between the trees. The pull-through sites can accommodate larger RVs and have full hookups with 20, 30, and 50 amps. The tent sites include electricity, water, and high-speed internet. There are restrooms, a laundry room, and a shop to make your stay more comfortable. The grassy primitive campground has grills and campfires and overlooks the lake. 5. Florence RV Park This park has everything you need for a great camping experience close to hiking and biking trails and exciting outdoor activities. There are 128 RV and tent sites with water, 30 and 50-amp hookups, fire rings, and internet access. The campsite has restrooms with showers, a laundry, and an enclosed dog run. The recreational activities include fishing in the pond, horseshoe pits, a game room, a playground, and a sparkling swimming pool to cool off in. The park is open all year round. Enjoy barbecues, relax around cozy campfires, sleep under the stars, and create unforgettable memories at these fantastic campsites. Visit Burns Kia today for top-quality vehicles, exceptional service, maintenance, and repairs.

If you're looking to try out some great barbecue places before visiting the Darlington Raceway, then we've got the scoop for you. Join us as we look at some of the area's crown jewels. more 1. Nick's BBQ Nick's has both eat-in seating and drive-through, take-out options. Pulled pork sandwiches are popular here with side dish choices that usually include hush puppies, fries, rice and gravy, and macaroni and cheese. Sweet potato souffle, squash casserole, and BBQ salad are other favorites. Nick's is known for good Southern sweet tea as well as the regional vinegar style of BBQ sauce with a hint of mustard added. 2. Fahrenheit 225 The BBQ sauce you'll find at Fahrenheit 225 is a little sweeter, and if you have a sweet tooth you'll likely also enjoy the butter pecan cake for dessert. For a main course option, the brisket grilled cheese on Texas toast, topped with caramelized onions, is a house specialty. You could also opt for the BBQ chicken or ribs. If you're dining in a group, The Platter, for four people, comes with your choice of two BBQ meats and three side dishes. 3. Wholly Smokin' BBQ and Ribs Less than 10 miles from Darlington, South Carolina's city of Florence is the location of another fantastic BBQ restaurant. Wholly Smokin' is a good choice when your mood is for something a little more high-end. They do creative takes on classics and also have a children's menu for family dining. Wholly Smokin' is known for beautifully seasoned ribs and fried green tomato stacks. 4. SC House of Wings When you feel like a chicken, or turkey, wing feast, SC House of Wings offers lots of choices. From honey BBQ to spicy bourbon, and many more in between, there's a wing flavor to suit every taste. If wings aren't your thing, their pork chop sandwich is another popular menu item. Side dish options include onion rings, seasoned fries, fried corn, crab rice, and fried okra. 5. Raceway Grill Home of Tony's secret habanero BBQ sauce (shhhhh...), Raceway Grill is a much-loved fixture in Darlington. Located across from "The Lady in Black," a nickname for the Darlington Raceway NASCAR track, racing mementos make up a lot of the decor here. With its casual, fun, atmosphere and reasonable prices, it's a great place for delicious foods like double cheeseburgers, hamburger steak, chili, and BBQ chicken wings. Don't forget the corn nuggets and fried pickles with dip! After you've enjoyed some great BBQ options, contact Burns Kia to find the perfect car for your next road trip. We have quality new and used vehicles to suit your needs. We can give you a quote or answer your questions about financing or service. Helping people in the best way we can is what we do best!

Fuel efficiency has become quite important for many drivers, and that's why Kia has made sure to provide its customers with vehicles that feature the latest in fuel-saving technology, such as their Intelligent Variable Transmission and plug-in hybrid powertrains. If you're looking to save money at the pump, then be sure to check out these fine models available at your local Kia dealer! more 1. 2023 Kia Forte Though it uses a traditional powertrain, the compact Forte gets exceptional fuel economy with its standard 147-hp 2.0L inline-4 engine and Intelligent Variable Transmission. Even the sporty GT model's more powerful 201-hp 1.6L turbo inline-4 gets an impressive MPG. This trim further enhances the driving experience with its 7-speed dual-clutch transmission or 6-speed manual. The Forte leads its segment when it comes to interior space at around 111 cubic feet, which also includes 15.3 cubic feet for cargo. Available dual-zone climate control, a 10-way power driver's seat with lumbar support, and plush SynTex upholstery add to a supremely comfortable ride. 2. 2023 Kia Sportage Hybrid The Sportage is one of the most efficient SUVs on the market. It's got strong performance, too, thanks to its 227-hp hybrid system's 1.6L turbo inline-4, which increases to a total of 261 hp with the plug-in. Available all-wheel drive comes with a center-locking differential, allowing for greater control of the vehicle in tricky conditions. The Sportage Hybrid's interior looks sophisticated and high-tech with its streamlined design and twin digital displays. Creature comforts include heated seats, reclining rear seats, and a wireless charging station. Passengers can enjoy over 41 inches of legroom, whether they're seated in the front or back. 3. 2023 Kia Niro Hybrid The Niro Hybrid is perfect for those who prefer a more compact SUV, and, despite its size, it features many of the same amenities as larger Kia models. A 6-speed dual-clutch transmission ensures that there's plenty of power when you need it. Like its powertrains, the Niro's attractive interior is very eco-friendly since it uses sustainable materials in its construction. For example, its headliner is made from recycled wallpaper, and the upholstery uses fabric derived from eucalyptus. There are nearly 40 inches of legroom and up to 63.7 cubic feet of cargo space. An 8- or 10.25-inch touchscreen infotainment system comes with support for smartphone integration and Bluetooth wireless technology. Besides their amazing efficiency, these vehicles are sure to impress you with their responsive performance and inviting interiors. Call Burns Motors Kia today and let us set you up with a test drive!

There's nothing like getting some fresh fruits and vegetables, and sometimes the sad and wilted offerings at the local supermarket just aren't going to do it. There's plenty of room in your Kia Telluride for all the fresh produce and baked goods your family can eat: so head over to one of these great farmers markets near Orangeburg, SC when you want to support the local economy and eat fresh. more Westbury Open Market At 1553 Ridgewood Dr, Westbury Open Market is not the biggest spot you'll ever find, but is full of fresh fruits and vegetables grown by the owner or other locals. They also have fantastic boiled peanuts here. If you're looking for houseplants or flowers, you also won't be disappointed. They are open from 10am until 7pm, Monday through Friday, from 10 AM to 5 PM on Saturday. On Sunday, they are closed. Be aware that they are also only open during the growing season. DORA Farmers Market Pavilion Right in the heart of town at 1326 Russell St, the Downtown Orangeburg Revitalization Association (DORA) opens up a pavilion during the season to farmers from all over the area. The market is open from 8:30 AM until 5 PM on Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday. On Tuesday, they stay open just a little bit later to 6 PM. They are closed on the weekends. You can also expect live music here a lot of the time (and dancing), so this is a fun spot, even though we also have to mention that you can't always be sure of which sellers will be around on any given day and what vegetables will actually be available. You can be sure that everything will be fresh and that every dollar you spend supports local farmers and families. Consider this worth an exploration. Bamberg Farmers Market If you want to load up for the week and be sure of a great selection, we have to recommend the half-hour drive to 12205 Heritage Hwy in Bamberg. You'll find the market right outside the Piggly Wiggly, on the berm. You're going to be guaranteed fresh and delicious produce, but also amazing baked goods, goat milk products of all kinds, eggs, sweet tea, barbecue sauces, and more. The market runs every Saturday from 10am until 2pm from March through November, though be sure to check their Facebook page for occasional closings around holidays. All these farmers' markets offer you a way to get the freshest ​produce while also supporting our larger community. And when you need service or maintenance on your Kia, ​ support another local business and come see an automotive leader in the Orangeburg community: Burns Kia.

Orangeburg, SC is known as the garden city, so it's no wonder there is plenty of outside fun to enjoy around town! Let's take a look at some of the best outdoor activities you can enjoy close to the city. more 1. Attend the Orangeburg Festival of Roses The Orangeburg Festival of Roses is a three-day annual event at the Edisto Memorial Gardens. Ranked as one of the top events for tourists in the region, there is so much to do. Enjoy dance parties, road racing, music performances, and food in beautiful surroundings. The event normally takes place during May and is completely free to attend. If you're visiting the gardens outside of the festival season, consider taking a walk and enjoying views of the hundreds of species of plants. The gardens can be found at 200 Riverside Drive SW. 2. Kayak or Canoe at Congaree National Park Congaree National Park is a favorite with outdoor lovers in the area. One popular activity here is to enjoy canoeing or kayaking in Cedar Creek, a waterway running through the park. As you travel down the creek, you might spot wildlife like otters, turtles, and maybe an alligator! The park is located around a 45-minute drive from Orangeburg, at 100 National Park Road Hopkins. If watersports aren't your thing, you can enjoy other activities like hiking in this beautiful outdoor space. 3. Play a Round at Hillcrest Golf Course Playing golf is fun and it's great exercise too. Hillcrest Golf Course, located at 1280 State A&M Road, is one of the best places to play a few holes in Orangeburg. This 72-par course measures over 6,700 meters and provides a good challenge for golfers of all abilities. After you've played, visit the clubhouse and enjoy some food from the grill, or stop by the pro shop for top-quality gear. If you plan on spending time at Hillcrest Golf Course, you'll need a classy vehicle to get you there. The 2023 Kia Telluride EX offers the perfect blend of class and comfort. 4. Ride Bikes at Southeast Outdoor Adventure Center Southeast Outdoor Adventure Center allows visitors to enjoy the outdoors with an added dose of adrenaline! There are a range of tracks and courses for visitors to enjoy. Weave between cones and skid around corners or reach some serious speeds while heading downhill. The Adventure Center can be found in Bowman, SC at 127 Dibble Street, around a 20-minute drive from Orangeburg. If you want to stay for longer, camping and cabins are available at the Adventure Center. To get the best out of the available activities in the Orangeburg area, you'll need a reliable way to get around. Burns Motors Kia to browse our vast selection of new and used vehicles.

Ready to uncover the top four landmarks within driving distance of Orangeburg, SC? Orangeburg is a gateway to a wealth of iconic sights waiting to be discovered, and we're excited to embark on this road trip with you, diving into the stories and beauty of our region. Hop into your 2023 Kia Telluride, buckle up, and let's explore the hidden gems of this Southern haven together. more 1. Edisto River The Edisto River isn't just a river: it's a piece of Orangeburg's rich history. In the 19th century, this river was the lifeblood of flourishing cotton plantations, providing vital support to the region's thriving agriculture. This waterway also served as a significant water route connecting the inland plantations directly to the port of Charleston. Moreover, the Edisto River holds the prestigious title of being among the country's most extensive free-flowing blackwater rivers. Today, locals gather at Edisto Memorial Gardens to celebrate the river's rich heritage and natural beauty. 2. Edisto Memorial Gardens Tucked away at 200 Riverside Dr. SW, the Edisto Memorial Gardens stretches across a lush 175-acre landscape. This site is nestled along the Edisto River and boasts many varieties of roses and towering cypress trees. The Edisto Memorial Gardens wasn't always known by this name. The gardens underwent a name change in tribute to the brave soldiers who fell in conflicts such as the Vietnam War and both World Wars. But Edisto offers more than just blooming beauty. With a welcoming park, a fine arts center, and a fun-filled disc golf course, there's something here to keep every visitor engaged and inspired. The gates are open daily from 7 AM to 7 PM. 3. Orangeburg Cemetery The Orangeburg Cemetery is perched on a five-acre plot at 920 State Rd S-38-1061. Established in 1889, this resting place holds particular significance for African Americans. The cemetery was designated as a sacred space for individuals of African descent during a time when segregation was the norm. Today, this sacred ground remains a poignant reminder of the past, weaving together strands of local history and African American heritage. 4. Orangeburg Municipal Airport Orangeburg Municipal Airport is a significant local landmark spanning 300 acres and situated at 1811 Airport Rd. The airport holds historical significance as it served as a training space for U.S. and French airmen during World War II. Today, the airport continues to serve the community by facilitating general aviation activities and providing essential air transportation services. Discovering these iconic sites will leave you with a deep appreciation for Orangeburg's rich heritage. And to ensure your vehicle is up to the journey, visit us at Burns Kia for all your Kia service and maintenance needs.

Finding activities to keep the kids entertained can sometimes be a challenge. But fear not! Orangeburg, SC, has an abundance of fun-filled options for the entire family. We have handpicked a few destinations with kid friendly activities, all within driving distance of the county. more 1. Spend Quality Family Time at Orangeburg County YMCA Orangeburg County YMCA is more than just a place to work out. Located at 2550 St Matthews Rd NE, this facility offers a variety of activities for kids and adults. The YMCA features a seasonal water park that opens from June to August. The water park has fun slides, a lazy river, a bowl slide with a plunge pool, and a kids' play area. This facility has an indoor pool for adults and a large hot tub where kids can take a dip. You can also sign your kids up for swimming lessons and sports camps. If you want to get the most out of this facility, visit during the summer months when the water park is open. 2. Take a Stroll at Edisto Memorial Gardens Edisto Memorial Gardens is a beautiful destination located at 200 Riverside Dr SW. It features stunning floral displays and a rose garden. Take a stroll around the gardens, explore the boardwalk, and take pictures as you enjoy the stunning views. Kids will love the magnificent fountain that sits in the garden. They will also enjoy exploring the pond and watching the geese, ducks, and turtles swim around. The gardens have beautiful statues at every turn, and there is a walking trail along the Edisto River. 3. Explore Nature at Santee State Park, Santee Santee State Park is a great spot for the family to spend time outdoors and explore nature. The park is located on State Park Road, Santee, a short drive outside Orangeburg County. It features over 2,500 acres of beautiful, forested land that's waiting to be explored. If your kids love biking, bring their bikes, so they can ride and explore the scenic trails in the park. Fold the third-row seats in your 2023 Kia Telluride SX-Prestige, and you will have 46 cubic feet of cargo space for your trunk rack. Besides hiking and biking, you can fish by the river docks or go boating. The park also has nice spots for picnicking. 4. Go Roller Skating at Jammer's Stake-N-Fun Center Jammer's Skate-N-Fun is the perfect spot to introduce your kids to roller skating, a classic American pastime. Drive over to 698 Murray Road and enjoy a day filled with laughter and excitement. The rink is spacious and clean, with a lively and inviting atmosphere for both adults and kids. There are arcade and redemption games and an indoor playground. Plan your next outing and create lasting memories at these family-friendly attractions. If you are in the market for a family-size SUV, visit us at Burns Kia and check out our inventory of new and used vehicles.

It'll be summer before we know it, but there are plenty of opportunities to enjoy the lighter Spring evenings and our renewed sense of adventure in Orangeburg, SC. Whether you're looking for a chance to connect with the community or to enjoy the best of nature, here's our list of some of the best spring activities to try. more 1. Car Show and Craft Fair Held May 6 from 10:00 am to 2:00 pm at the Downtown Market Pavilion, this fair will have something for everyone. Take the chance to admire and examine the craftsmanship and engineering of the finest vintage vehicles, and browse the wares of varied craft vendors. Food and entertainment will also be available, so head down to 1326 Russell Street to take in the sights. 2. First Fridays Concert Series Hosted by the Downtown Orangeburg Revitalization Association, the First Fridays Concert Series will give you the perfect opportunity to make the most of the open air while enjoying the convivial atmosphere and live music. The next event is "Street Dance", which will be held at 6:00 pm at the Downtown Market Pavilion and will feature the popular local group Men of Distinction. Head down for a party in the heart of your town! 3. Orangeburg Festival of Roses Held annually for the last 50 years at the beautiful Edisto Memorial Gardens at 200 Riverside Drive Southwest, this is an opportunity to see the spring blooms at their very best. The event is absolutely free and will also feature carnival rides, food carts, and live entertainment. A must-see celebration of the season, the Festival of Roses will be held on May 6 in 2023. 4. Riverbank Zoo and Gardens If you're looking for an opportunity for a family day out, the Riverbank Zoo and Gardens is ideal for making treasured memories with your kids this spring. Located at 500 Wildlife Parkway in West Columbia, this site has over 3,000 animals, including lions, tigers, giraffes, and gorillas. Children will also love opportunities to feed the animals, meet them at the farm, try out the Sky-High Safari course, and ride the miniature railway. The Zoo is set in picturesque surroundings by the river and is the perfect trip for bringing the family together. If you've been looking for a reason to use all the seats in your Kia Sorento, you can load family and friends onboard and enjoy an outing to remember. Springtime always fills us with the urge to get out and about, and with so many great local events in Orangeburg, you'll be spoilt for choice. And while you're reconnecting with your community, don't forget to visit us at Burns Kia to get all the news about our latest inventory and offers. Image courtesy of JillWellington via Pixabay

Italian food has a long and proud history in the United States and has stood the test of time to become one of the country's most popular ethnic cuisines. This means that you can find great Italian restaurants everywhere, including Orangeburg, SC. Next time you feel hungry for a satisfying and flavorful Italian meal, get the family into your 2023 Kia Sportage and drive over to one of these great restaurants. more 1. Tulio's Pizzeria and Restaurant Located at 1128 Russell Street, Tulio's serves New York-style pizza and Italian specialties. They are open from 11:00 am to 9:00 pm Tuesday through Sunday. Whether you're craving pasta, seafood, pizza, or a sandwich, Tulio's has it all. Try the fettuccine Alfredo, or maybe the meatball sub sandwich. All of Tulio's pasta and sandwich dishes featuring marinara are made with homemade sauce. 2. Original House of Pizza This pizza place is open from 11:00 am to 9:00 pm from Tuesday through Thursday, and from 11:00 am to 9:30 pm Friday and Saturday. You can find them at 591 John C. Calhoun Drive. Pizza is probably the most recognizable Italian dish in the United States, and this restaurant serves a great pie. Aside from pizzas and calzones, you can enjoy other Italian meals like chicken parmesan or spaghetti and meatballs. 3. House of Pizza on Sims House of Pizza serves a wide menu of Italian and Greek dishes at 1375 Sims Street. They are open from 11:00 am to 9:00 pm Sunday through Thursday and from 11:00 am to 10:00 pm on Friday and Saturday. You can enjoy a meatball sub smothered in homemade meat sauce and provolone cheese, lasagna, baked ziti, or a specialty pizza. If you want something unique, try the fried farmer's market mushrooms. 4. Randolph Artisan Italian Ice and Gelato When you just need something sweet, the Italians have the answer. Randolph's is an Italian dessert shop located at 950 Chestnut Street. They are open from 11:00 am to 7:00 pm from Tuesday through Saturday. Gelato, an Italian-style ice cream, contains less fat and air than American ice creams, making it more rich and flavorful. Whether you want an authentic Italian dessert or you need to cool down on a warm day, Randolph's is a must-visit. Italian food is alive and well in Orangeburg, and these four places are guaranteed to give you a taste of authentic Italian-American cuisine. Visit Tulio's for spaghetti and meatballs with homemade marinara, or House of Pizza for a delicious pepperoni pie. Afterward, stop by Randolph's for an artisan Italian gelato. Before you stop for dinner, drive over to Burns Kia to see what we have in stock today.