Looking for a delicious frozen treat, snow cone or shaved ice to cool you off on a hot summer day? We’ve put together a list of the best shaved ice and snow cones in Greenville, SC.
You’re sure to see some of your favorite spots for a cold treat on our list, plus you may find a few new spots to try this summer!
When adults have to deal with stressful times, they usually turn to comfort food. Stuff that reminds them of their childhood when life was not so full of responsibilities. Like those flavor-filled cups of ice that we would have to beg an adult to buy us. Whether it was a sno-cone from the ice cream man or a shaved ice from a local stand, memories of childhood happiness come flooding back.
So we asked our readers again which Upstate places they loved and there were definitely some favorites! Below are readers’ top suggested spots for some flavored ice deliciousness.
Multiple Upstate Locations These Mexican-style frozen treats called raspados have become an obsession for many families. You can read our Pinguinos review. Readers love them for their fresh fruit ingredients.
Greer: 14100 East Wade Hampton Boulevard Spartanburg: 321 New Cut Road Spartanburg SC and 3409 Boiling Springs Road, Boiling Springs Travelers Rest: 26 Walnut Ln, Travelers Rest, SC
Penguinos is an absolute Favorite…tried it and have been hooked ever since.
Multiple Upstate Locations Greer, SC: 846 S Buncombe Road, Greer, SC Spartanburg:2601 East Main Street, Spartanburg, SC 29307 Spartanburg: 630 West Main Street, Spartanburg, SC 29301 Roebuck, SC: 2640 Stone Station Rd., Roebuck, SC Inman, SC: 11631 Asheville Highway, Suite E, Inman, SC
One of the most mentioned by our readers was Pelican’s Snoballs for the third year in a row!
If you can’t find a flavor you like among over 100 they offer, it does not exist! They offer dye-free, gluten-free, and sugar-free options for snoball lovers with dietary sensitivities.
3243 Wade Hampton Boulevard (Edwards Forest Plaza), Taylorsand Century Park, Greer
Sno Hut is literally a Greer and Taylors staple. Writer Erin has memories of visiting as a little kid over 25 years ago, and it has so many flavors to choose from (tigers blood with cream is an excellent choice).
I’m not a snow cone connoisseur but my son would go to the snow hut at Century Park 10 times a day if I would let him. Lol
Tracie Z.
I picked SnoHut as my favorite back in the 90s and have just been going ever since.they really saturate the “sno” with flavor
Where can you grab a great snow cone and play a fun game of minigolf with your family or friends? Take Off Mini Golf serves up some delicious snow cones at its Mini Golf course.
Readers like the Hawain-style ice at O’hana’s Shade Ice on Main Street in Duncan. The beachy-themed outdoor seating makes this treat a little extra fun. The yard has games set up and sidewalk chalk available.
Are you looking for a new secret spot to explore or hidden gems in Greenville, SC and the Upstate? Besides the planned events, playgrounds, parades, and museums, Greenville still holds a few secrets and we asked our readers if they wouldn’t mind unveiling some of their favorites. Bring a little bit of magic to your kid’s daily lives.
So, if you need some ideas to throw into the rotation of fun things to do with the kids, read on because we are revealing some of our readers’ favorite secret spots to enjoy with their families. A couple of these hidden spots are located around Falls Park, which was recognized by USA Today as one of the 10 best city parks in the US with serene green spaces, so have fun exploring!
Another secret (kind of) garden! Be sure to put these gardens on your to-do list. They are just beautiful and the kids may enjoy the pond, checking out the flowers, or having a picnic. Check their website hours for tour information. Tour hours differ from source to source.
McDaniel Avenue and Sherwood Street, Greenville, SC
Rock Quarry Garden was built on the site of a pre-Civil War-era granite quarry and is a popular area for wedding and family photoshoots. With waterfalls, flower beds, grassy hills, and a stone bridge over a rocky stream, it is a gorgeous place to take family photos or have a picnic. Located in Cleveland Park, at the corner of McDaniel and Sherwood St, the garden is easily accessible from the Swamp Rabbit Trail near the Major Rudolph Anderson, Jr. Memorial (aka “the airplane”).
This park is tucked away right off the Swamp Rabbit Trail in Downtown Greenville and is the perfect little spot for a picnic lunch or to let the kids get out some energy. They have a sensory garden, a musical instrument area, and during the summer, lots of flowers and herbs. Check out our Kidding Around review of Linky Stone Park!
Who doesn’t love a secret garden? Word has it that there is an interactive “secret garden” beneath the front entrance of the Children’s Museum. Look for the metal frog and butterflies. This whimsical garden is free anytime you are visiting Heritage Green.
If you haven’t been to Cedar Falls Park in Fountain Inn, then you really do need to get there. This park is huge (90+ acres!) and amazing! Hit the playground, take a walk, hike down to the waterfalls. Be sure to pack lunch because they have a picnic shelter and tons of grassy areas perfect for a picnic. And when you’re little one tells you they have to go to the bathroom? No problem! Cedar Falls Park even has restrooms.
This local Greenville Park has a tank on display that the kids love to check out. Plus there’s a great, newly renovated playground and restrooms at this park. You’ll find this little park off of Laurens Road.
Furman is quite family-friendly and you can have a great time for free there – hang out at the lake, feed the ducks, take a walk along the stroller-friendly path. In fact, you’ll find a great write-up of what families can do there!
In a last-ditch effort to find something entertaining on a rainy Sunday when my husband was sick, I trekked out to Bass Pro Shops because I heard they had a small aquarium. They do! And since it is a hunting store, they have tons of animals for the kids to check out in their taxidermy forms. My preschooler was entertained for at least an hour. And fudge too. They have amazing fudge.
See the Plane at Major Rudolph Anderson Jr. Memorial at Cleveland Park
150 Cleveland Park Drive, Greenville
Park at Cleveland Park and take the Swamp Rabbit Trail to view the Major Rudolph Anderson, Jr. Memorial. There you’ll find a F-86 Sabre Jet along with signage about the life of Greenville’s Major Rudolph Anderson Jr. and the Cuban Missile Crisis. Little ones will enjoy looking at the plane while older family members can learn a bit of history.
Bonus: Mini Golf Course at McPherson Park
Did you know there is a free mini-golf course in Downtown Greenville? You’ll find the course at McPhearson Park, but you will need to bring along clubs and balls (which can be found pretty cheap on Marketplace or at secondhand stores).
Do you know of any hidden gems in Greenville, SC to add to our list?
Love some family-friendly outdoor music and free concerts? Greenville, SC sure does! Especially in the summer, Greenville and the surrounding areas host a number of free outdoor (and sometimes indoor) concerts. These concerts provide a great way to enjoy time as a family or couple while keeping expenses down. This list includes a wide variety of concerts.
Interested in blueberry picking in Greenville, SC? What about blackberry picking near Greenville? The Upstate and WNC have several places to pick those sweet, juicy berries yourself! We love picking fresh berries and filling up the freezer for this year’s blueberry muffins, oatmeal, blackberry cobbler, pies, and more. Here’s a list of local upick blueberry and blackberry farms in Greenville where you can pick your own. For 2026, most upick blueberries begin mid to late June, with blackberries slightly later.
Inside: Beautiful swimming holes in North Carolina and South Carolina, with gorgeous pictures and info from parents who’ve visited. Updated June 2026
Searching for swimming holes near me or places to swim near Greenville, SC? Cool off with these beautiful natural spots perfect for swimming, wading, and splashing around. From shady creeks to clear lakes and rivers, these local swimming holes offer an easy escape into nature.
🛑 Note: Always check your destination before heading out. And be cautious in areas impacted by Tropical Storm Helene, as debris may still be in the water years later.
Watch Kidding Around Greenville’s Kristina Hernandez share some favorite natural swimming holes where your family might want to take a dip this summer.
Searching for the best fireworks shows near me or planning the perfect 4th of July Greenville, SC celebration? You’re in the right place! We researched where to find family-friendly festivals to dazzling nighttime displays of fireworks, and Greenville, SC, and the Upstate are packed with unforgettable ways to celebrate Independence Day. With good food, live music, picnics, and epic fireworks displays, let’s celebrate America’s 250th anniversary!
What Not to Miss: 🎆 Shipwreck Cove Fireworks + Night Swim – June 27, 2026 🎉 Greer Freedom Blast – June 27, 2026 ✨ Simpsonville Simply Freedom Fest – July 3rd, 2026 🎇 Downtown Greenville Unity Park Fireworks – July 2, 2026 🎉 Fluor Field Freedom Fest– July 4th, 2026 🎆 Spartanburg Red, White, and BOOM – July 4th, 2026 ✨ And so many more! Scroll down for more 4th of July fun!
FREE EVENT! If you’re looking for a way to celebrate the 4th of July that won’t cost a thing, Fluor Field is the place to be. Fluor Field is throwing Freedom Fest on Saturday, July 4, with gates opening at 6 p.m. The lineup is packed: field day games, inflatables, face painting, balloon twisting, pickleball, cornhole, a hot dog eating contest, a live DJ, kids’ cool zone, photo stations, food and drinks, and an in-park screening of The Sandlot before fireworks light up the sky at 9:30 p.m.
Admission is FREE but complimentary tickets are required. Fluor Field is located at 945 S. Main St. in Greenville.
🚨 Please double-check the event before you go. Plans may change last minute due to weather, and while we do our best to keep this list updated, we cannot guarantee the event information. Events are listed in date order.
This list is curated for your information and does not imply an endorsement. Please check original sources for current information and weather updates. *Copyright Kidding Around Media 2026
2026 Community Fireworks and 4th of July: Greenville, SC
June 25th, 2026 at Furman Music by the Lake series on June 25th will include a lakeside concert with the Greenville Chorale followed by fireworks. The event is free; bring your own lawn chairs.
July 2nd, 2026 in Fountain Inn Starting at 6 pm at the intersection of Main and Depot Streets, this Fireworks Spectacular includes food trucks, kids entertainment, and fireworks at dusk.
July 3rd, 2026 in Simpsonville Simpsonville Simply Freedom Fest will begin at 6 pm with a free concert with Parmalee and Edwin McCain and conclude with fireworks. The event is held annually at CCNB Amphitheater.
July 3rd, 2026 in Laurens Laurens’ Freedom Fest will start at 5 pm and will include music, street performers, interactive games from Big Air, kids activities, and fireworks at 10 pm.
July 2nd, 2026 from 6 pm to 10 pm Greenville’s If you’re looking for huge fireworks displays for the 4th of July, Greenville, SC has one of the biggest at Unity Park with Fireworks. It is recommended that families bring a picnic and enjoy time in the park. Fireworks go off at 9:30 pm.
“Unity Park is one of our favorite fireworks displays each July. We always park in downtown Greenville, then walk the Swamp Rabbit Trail to Unity Park. There is plenty of space, and no place is a bad view. Just know that if you do decide to walk downtown, you have to get the ‘all clear’ after the fireworks to take the trail back, which can be about 30 minutes after the show.”
July 4th, 2026 in Travelers Rest Dress up the bikes and the kids in their most festive red, white, and blue for the Kids’ Bike Parade at the Travelers Rest Farmers Market. The event is at Trailblazer Park, and bikes line up at 9:30 am. Superlatives will be awarded to Most Creative and Most Patriotic!
July 4-5th, 2026 at Saluda Lake Landing Enjoy food, live music, and souvenir floats on July 4th and 5th, 2026. More details will be released closer to July on the Saluda Lake Landing Facebook page, but this is a great option if you are looking for a full day event where you can also cool off in the lake.
July 4th, 2026 at 6 pm, Fluor Field Downtown Greenville Join the Greenville Drive for fireworks, family fun games on the field, a pickleball tournament, DJ, hot dog eating contest, kids zone, and so much more! They will also be playing The Sandlot on the big screen. The event is totally FREE, but you will want to snag complimentary tickets here.
July 4th, 2026 BridgeWay Station in Simpsonville at 2 pm will host fireworks on July 4th this year! There will be live music, a vendor fair, BBQ, a firetruck splash zone, inflatables, and a night ending with fireworks at sunset that is 15 minutes long. The event will run from 2 pm to 10 pm.
June 27, 2026 in Travelers Rest Food trucks at 6 pm, live music at 7 pm, and a patriotic drone show after the music. Freedom Trails takes place at Trailblazer Park.
July 4th, 2026 at O’Neal Church of God The annual event happens at O’Neal Church of God at 3723 Highway 101 in Greer on July 4th at 7 pm with food and games. Donations appreciated.
Greer Freedom Blast
Firework Shows Near Me: Celebrate the 4th of July Near Spartanburg, SC
June 26, 2026 at Mill Street Pavilion Inman’s Music on Mill happens 6 pm-9 pm every Friday in June, featuring music from different bands at Mill Street Pavilion (26 Mill St). On Friday, June 26th, The Tams will play, followed by a grand fireworks show. There is no charge to attend.
June 26th, 2026, at 7 pm at Fifth Third Park Fifth Third Firework Friday is a regular feature for Friday night home games with the Hub City Spartanburgers. Buy tickets to watch your favorite team play ball, and then hang out afterwards for a fantastic fireworks show!
June 27th, 2026, at 7-10 pm at Shipwreck Cove Shipwreck Cove Night Swim and Fireworks at Shipwreck Cove starts at 7 pm to 10 pm. Enjoy swimming and having fun at this popular waterpark for just $8/ticket. Children under 2 years old are free! Finish the night with a fireworks display starting at 9:30 pm.
July 3rd, 2026 at 7pm at Crossroads Baptist Church Fireworks at Crossroads at 130 Conway Black Road in Spartanburg will be a great event for families, featuring food, worship, and fireworks. The celebration will conclude with a special fireworks show in honor of Independence Day.
July 4th, 2026 at 5 pm at Fifth Third Park City of Spartanburg’s Red, White, and Boom will take place at Fifth Third Park on July 4th. Beginning at 2 pm with a 250th Anniversary Preshow, you can catch live music at Morgan Square, then a 5 pm parade to Fifth Third Park, with food and fun at the ballfield. Fireworks start at 9:30 pm.
July 4th, 2026 at 121 Coffee in Spartanburg This celebration will have live music, fireworks, and food trucks from 6-11 pm at 121 Coffee in Spartanburg.
July 3, 2026 at First Baptist North Spartanburg Fireworks at First will offer fireworks, inflatables, and food vendors will all be at this event. The event is 7:30-9:30 p,.
June 28, 2026 at Morning Star Baptist Church Faith & Freedom at Morning Star in Pacolet, SC will feature burgers and hotdogs, games, and fireworks for the whole family! Event begins at 6 pm.
July 3rd, 2026 at Rock Springs Baptist Church in Easley Celebrate America hosts a BBQ dinner and fireworks (tickets are $8 for BBQ and must be purchased ahead of time).
July 3rd-4th, 2026 in Easley The annual festival will include two days of fun and end with fireworks on July 4th, which will start at 9:45 pm to celebrate America’s 250th Anniversary! You can see the fireworks within one mile of downtown Easley.
July 3rd, 2026 at Pickens Amphitheatre The annual Independence Day Spectacular in Pickens starts at 3:30 pm with live music and goes until 9:30 pm, concluding with fireworks. There will be live music, a free kids zone and games, and more.
July 4th, 2026 at the Market at the Mill The July 4th Jubilee is at the Market at the Mill from 6-10pm and concludes with fireworks. They will have vendors, a concert, and giveaways.
July 4th, 2026 in Mountain Rest No fireworks, but this annual tradition of Hillbilly Day is quite famous in the area and happens on July 4th from 9 am – 3 pm. There is great music, fun games, and delicious food. It’s free, but donations are accepted. Bring your own chairs. There will be bluegrass the day before, on July 3rd.
An all-day event in Williamston, SC, with kids’ activities, food, music, and fireworks. The event takes place at Mineral Spring Park/Williamston Municipal Center Area and starts at 10 am. Fireworks will happen around 9:30 pm.
June 28th, 2026 in Iva, SC Free event in downtown Iva with inflatables, face painting, a concert, and food vendors. Event starts at 6:30 with fireworks at dusk.
July 1st, 2026 at Veterans Park in Pendleton Free event with paid on-site parking ($20-$25) or take the free shuttle. The event is a fundraiser for the local volunteer firefighters who are in desperate need of equipment and building repairs. Free concert and fireworks. The event starts at 6:30 pm.
July 4th, 2026 at The Monkey Park Fireworks, free hot dog plates while supplies last, kids zone, and live band at The Monkey Park in Pelzer starting at 6 pm.
July 2, 2026 at Trinity Wesleyan Church Join Trinity Wesleyan Church in Central, SC for fireworks and family fun – bounce houses, and ice cream. The celebration starts at 8:30 pm and fireworks go off at dark. Bring your own chairs.
July 3rd, 2026: Downtown Walhalla Midway rides, free live music, kids’ bike parade, food trucks, shopping, and more on Main Street in Walhalla for Independence Fest. Live music starts at 6 pm, and fireworks start at dusk.
July 4th, 2026 in Seneca The 4th of July Celebration in Seneca at Gignilliat Field will open the gates at 5 pm with live music. No pets or coolers are allowed; food and beverages are available for purchase. Fireworks start at dusk (around 9 pm). There will be free family fun, waterslides, gaming trucks and more to celebrate America’s 250th!
Fireworks and July 4th Near Western North Carolina
The town of Rutherfordton, NC will be celebrating big this year with a celebration at Isothermal Community College – Lake Imogene Campus Grounds! Join them for a 4th of July celebration with food vendors, jet ski races, and a fireworks show at 9:30 pm. Bring your picnic blankets, appetite, and patriotism!
4th of July parade in Hendersonville, NC, 10:00 am to 11 am Live Music and fireworks from 5 pm to 9 pm: Located about an hour north of Greenville, Hendersonville celebrates the 4th with music, bounce houses, kids’ games and activities, food trucks, and more. The event begins at 5 pm, and fireworks start at dusk (around 9:30 pm). The fireworks can be viewed from downtown Hendersonville and the south side of town near the intersection of Hwy. 225 South and Hwy. 176. They will be shot off from Jackson Park.
July 4th, 2026 in Brevard, NC Lots of family fun in Brevard, NC. The event is held on Main Street. There will be live music, fun, dancing in the street, and food trucks. Fireworks will be launched from the Brevard College campus at dusk (around 9:30), with Main Street, Jailhouse Hill, and the Courthouse lawn being good viewing options.
Alternative Ways to Spend the Patriotic Holiday
Upcountry History Museum “Upcountry Road to Freedom” Exhibit
This exhibition explores the Southern Campaign of the American Revolution and the role Upcountry South Carolina played in securing American independence. Through artifacts, archival materials, and personal stories, it highlights the experiences of soldiers, civilians, women, African Americans, and Indigenous peoples during the nation’s founding. The museum is open Tuesday – Sunday!
Sigal Music’s SC250 Display
Created to celebrate SC250 and the 250th anniversary of the American Revolution, this exhibition explores the music, instruments, and voices that shaped life in early America. Through rare artifacts and stories from diverse communities, it highlights the role music played in a growing nation. Sigal is open Tuesday – Saturday.
Revolutionary War Battlefields Near Upstate, SC
For a history lesson pertaining to the holiday, there are a couple of nearby Revolutionary War Battlefields you can visit with your family. These locations offer hiking and an opportunity to walk through battlefields with signage describing the battle that occurred.
Also, check out the Revolutionary War battlefield at King’s Mountain. There you can hike through the battlefield of a Patriot victory and a turning point for the Southern campaign.
King’s Mountain Battlefield
Where to Buy Fireworks: Greenville, SC
A responsibly executed private fireworks display can be a great alternative to the large crowds of a public event.
Are you ready for the ultimate celebration! Celebrate the 4th of July at one of these Upstate celebrations, where you can listen to live music, enjoy great food, and see some incredible firework displays!
Are you ready for 4th of July Greenville, SC? We are!
If you’re searching for “inexpensive day trips near me” or are looking for cheap day trips near Greenville, SC, and the surrounding area, we have a list for you. This list of 10 fun day trips includes only destinations that are budget-friendly, with an approximate cost of $40 or less for a family of four.
All of these inexpensive day trips are less than two hours from Greenville, SC. Save time. Save money. Have fun.
Do you need to get a children’s haircut in Greenville? Are you hunting for the perfect place to take your child for a haircut? We asked readers which hair salon for kids they prefer, and here’s what they recommend. If you need to get your baby’s hair cut for the first time or need a good stylist for a child’s overdue haircut, we have got you covered! Let us know your favorites in the comments!
This is a family favorite! Pigtails and Crewcuts has three locations in the Upstate! Appointments are required (you can book online). Sometimes they have same-day, last-minute openings.
Greenville Pigtails and Crewcuts KABOOM Award Winnerfor Best Kids Hair Salon 2222 Augusta Street, Greenville | 864.248.4844 2815 Woodruff Rd, Suite 105, Greenville | 864.626.3338 3321 N. Main St., Suite H, Anderson | 864.636.9866
We just took our 1 yr old to Pigtails & Crewcuts for his first haircut, and everyone there was so sweet and good with him. I believe we had Kaylin (KK), and she was the best. She got to know him a little beforehand and talked to him the whole time, so he was comfortable and had a good experience. I would highly recommend it.
Patty
Pigtails and crew cuts for sure. We tried others first and until we started going to pigtails and crew cuts, it was always a bad cut! Now that we changed, Erin always does a great job. Plus she’s awesome with my sons sensory issues too.
Laura J
We’ve always had a good experience at both Pigtails and Crewcuts locations! They’re always very friendly and patient and take the time to give the kids a true hairstyle and not just trim their hair if that makes sense. One of my sons has very thick, fine, straight hair, and the other has some curls, and they have done a great job working with both to get them to fall nicely.
Black Sheep Barbershop is a reader favorite hair salon for kids this year. And came highly recommended. There are three Upstate locations: Greer, Greenville, and Lyman
Black Sheep Barbershop – Greer 1205 West Wade Hampton, Greer | 864.,655.4025 Black Sheep Barbershop – Lyman 40 Groce Road Suite A, Lyman | 864.249.0380 Black Sheep Barbershop – Greenville 1791 Woodruff Road, Greenville | 864.286.3236
We’re always well taken care of at Black Sheep Barbershop!
Brianna R.
We love black sheep barber shop! I have 2 boys and they do a fantastic job!!
Readers once again recommended Sharkey’s Cuts for Kids. Conveniently located off I-385, kids will have fun getting their haircut while sitting in special kid-sized rides and playing many video games or watching movies on big-screen TVs. Every haircut comes with a free balloon!
We love Ashley at Sharkey’s Cuts for Kids – Greenville, SC
Ashley K
I second Ashley at Sharkey’s Cuts for kids my daughter is ASD and Ashley does and amazing job and is patient with my girl.
This kid’s salon not only offers haircuts and styles for children and teens but also has spa and glamour parties! Book online.
Snip It’s. They’ve done a great job making the kids feel at ease, recommending hair styles, and being quick. They are set up for social distancing and I felt very comfortable there.
Angela S
My little one is on the spectrum and Amber at Snip-its is the only one he allows to touch his hair. She is so gentle and patient, has weathered many melt downs with such grace, and she earned his trust. So grateful for her. She truly cares about kids and gives great cuts.
Readers also recommend Brass Beard Barbershop. It’s an old-school barbershop with three locations: Greer, Landrum, and Simpsonville
117 South Main Street, Greer | 864.479.0357 202 East Rutherford Street, Landrum | 864.457.1138
We love The Brass Beard Barbershop in Greer. They are very talented and professional. And my boys love getting their hair cut there.
Pia L.
I took my toddler to The Brass Beard Barbershop for his first cut, and all cuts since. We love it!
Tricia C.
Great Clips
With over 20 locations in and around town, the convenience of Great Clips everywhere is what has our readers buzzing! We’ve gotten our 4-year-old’s haircut at the location in Greer, and it was quick, simple, and she enjoyed getting a “grown-up” haircut.
They have online check in to save time!” This app is available to all iPhone and Android users.
Styling your kid’s hair is just as hard as finding a kid-friendly haircut. Entwined The Kids Braid Bar (EKBB) makes sure your child receives the right natural hair care, locs, weaves, and braids.
Some Tips Before You Get That Hair Cut…
If the thought of planning your first trip with your baby still gives you split ends, check out some of these tips:
Try calling it a “trim” instead of a “cut” so children aren’t afraid.
Consider the environment and your child’s ability to cope with new places. Bright and fun may be too over-stimulating. Too quiet and calm may not be distracting enough. Some hair salons for kids, like Snip-Its, have TVs at every station. Is that a good thing for your child?
Prepare your child for the big event by talking about it a few days in advance.
Depending on your child, make it something super special and exciting, or downplay it and talk about it as just another fact of life.
Go early for the appointment or stop by the actual place instead of calling to schedule. Your child can get a sense for what’s going on and have a chance to process it a little before getting up in the chair.
Take an extra shirt. If your kiddo refuses the cape, you’ll want something for them to change into that isn’t covered in cute little itchy baby hairs!
Looking for the most delicious, best burgers in Greenville, SC? Kidding Around Greenville readers have recommended their favorites giving you options for the tastiest burgers around town. If you find a burger you love based on this list, show us some love and let us know!
We asked where to get the best burgers and Kidding Around Greenville readers delivered big time. You guys really love your burgers! When I’m craving a burger, and believe me, if I wasn’t before writing this post, I am now, it’s all about the juicy center with gooey cheese melting over mushrooms, tomatoes, and onions with perfectly cut and seasoned French fries and a pickle. It’d be hard to find something more satisfying than a really good burger. And look no further than this list!
