The Halal Guys, a renowned American Halal street food chain, is expanding its footprint to South Carolina with its first location in Fort Mill. Occupying a 2,400-square-foot space in Pendleton Village, which is off Highway 160 behind Chick-fil-A and next to Empire Pizza. This restaurant marks the first of five planned locations across the region, including Rock Hill and Columbia. Customers can anticipate indulging in the brand’s signature platters, sandwiches, and sides that have garnered a loyal following nationwide. This strategic expansion aligns with The Halal Guys’ ambitious growth plans, aiming to make their flavorful offerings accessible to a wider global audience.
About the Halal Guys
The Halal Guys started in 1990 in New York City with a hot dog cart run by three Egyptian founders. They soon began serving halal food to Muslim taxi drivers, a niche market lacking authentic options. Their offerings, like chicken and gyro platters and falafel sandwiches, quickly gained popularity beyond their initial clientele, attracting a diverse group of Americans. With their food and service continuously in high demand, The Halal Guys expanded to bring their American Halal Food to a broader audience, becoming pioneers in the industry.