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A neighborhood market called Good to Go will open a third location in Greenville.
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It will be located on Greenville’s Eastside at 420 The Parkway, joining locations on Antrim Drive in Midtown Greenville and on Scuffletown Road in the Five Forks community.
Cameron Kendrick started the company in her garage in Greenville in 2011, opened her first store in 2021 and the second in 2024.
In between all that, Kendrick launched a gourmet vending program, which grew to 16 Upstate locations in three years. Three are open to the public — Southern First’s Verdae headquarters, the South State Bank building at 200 Broad Street and the Wells Fargo building in downtown Greenville.
“We look forward to creating a place where neighbors can pick up dinner, discover a new favorite bottle of wine, browse curated local products, and make everyday life a little easier,” Kendrick said.
The concept is taking off. In the past three years, company revenue increased 63.8%.
“We regularly have terminally ill guests who cannot tolerate anything but our food … we serve new moms and cater funerals. So much life comes through our doors,” Kendrick told Shoutout South Carolina.
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She has also supported Let There Be Mom, a Greenville nonprofit that preserves memories of terminally ill patients for their children.
“That could look like turning a mother’s wedding dress into handkerchiefs for her children to carry on their wedding days. That could be a dad’s fraternity sweatshirts made into a quilt that will be passed down for generations. It could be a full production team coming into their home to capture their faces, their voices, their expressions,” she said on Instagram in 2022.
A company spokesperson also shared these details. They make 1,100 salads a month, 6,000 entrées and 2,400 wraps a month. You want chicken salad? They make 275 pounds a week.
They have a wine club and make gift baskets. The company also does catering and offers pickup and delivery.
“Good to Go is about creating a sense of community, and we love bringing that spirit to a new neighborhood. Greenville’s Eastside feels like a natural next step for us. We can’t wait to be there,” Kendrick said.
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