Are you looking for fun or adventurous hiking for teens in Greenville, SC? Here’s our list of great hikes in or near the Upstate! Some are challenging and some a bit more relaxed, but they all make for a great day with friends or family.
Plus, there are plenty of trails with gorgeous views that are perfect for the ‘gram. For even more hiking ideas, see our list of our favorite local hiking trails.
There are so many great hiking trails in or near the Greenville area that it’s truly hard to choose where to go. Luckily, the weather here can lend itself to hiking all year round for the most part. And that means a lot of weekends to take the teens out on adventures.
Tips for Hiking with Teens: Greenville, SC & WNC Trails
Let’s face it. Teenagers are sometimes known for their lapses in judgment. It’s crucial to be careful on trails at all times, especially around waterfalls and drop-off points. While getting out on a ledge or traversing slippery rocks can make for a stunning Instagram photo, it’s not worth a significant injury or worse. Use common sense and obey posted signs.
It’s also wise to bring enough food, snacks, and water during a hike, whether you intend to eat lunch or not, especially during the hotter months. Some of the trails are strenuous, and hikers need to carry enough water for the journey.
Lastly, it’s smart to bring some type of defense. There are bears in the Upstate and Western North Carolina, and carrying bear spray along on the hike, just in case, is a good idea. You can get some at most outdoor stores or on Amazon.
Additionally, most South Carolina state parks have entrance fees of around $5-$8/adult, but almost all North Carolina state parks do not. For important tips on recreating responsibly, please see this story on the seven Leave No Trace principles.
Here are a few of our favorite hikes in or near the Upstate for teens. They’re a little longer and more difficult than ones we’d choose for younger kids.
The Carrick Creek Trail at Table Rock is a great place to start for an easy-to-moderate two-mile hike. It has elevation changes, creek crossings, and waterfalls.
For a challenge that will give any teen bragging rights, the 7+ mile round trip Table Rock Trail is very hard but totally worth it. The view is spectacular at the top, but the trek up is no joke. Recommended for the more conditioned teen.
Nestled in the Caesars Head State Park and Mountain Bridge Wilderness Area, this trail is moderately hard with a gorgeous overlook of Raven Cliff Falls. With a 420-foot drop, Raven Cliff is the tallest waterfall in the state. The hike is about five miles roundtrip from the parking lot, which isn’t large by the way. Get there early if you plan to go.
There are other trails in the same area, including the aptly named Dismal Trail (this is strenuous and teens who choose this trail need to be very careful). The entire Dismal Trail loop isn’t fully open due to Helene, but you can access the bridge as an out and back. The Mountain Bridge Wilderness Area connects to Jones Gap State Park, which is the location of the next best trail on our list.
Navigating boulders, jumping creeks, and hiking steep inclines are features of the trail at Jones Gap State Park. The hike to the gorgeous Rainbow Falls is under five miles and isn’t easy, but again, the payoff of seeing the stunning waterfall is certainly worth it. You’ll have to reserve a spot on weekends. You don’t need reservations on weekdays.
Get your heart pumping with the 6+ mile trek to the top of Looking Glass Rock in Pisgah National Forest. Use caution at the top, and don’t go near the edge. The trailhead parking lot is small and fills up quickly. Go early to secure a spot and avoid the crowds.
Looking Glass Rock Trailhead | Brevard, NC 28712
Paris Mountain State Park
If you want to stay close to home but still get in a good day of hiking, head to Paris Mountain State Park here in Greenville. There are lots of trails to choose from, including really easy ones around Lake Placid to the harder Sulphur Springs Trail, a 3.6-mile trek. Brissy Ridge Trail is also fun as it’s not too long, about two miles, and hugs the ridge of the mountain.
This is one of my favorite hikes in the Upstate because it’s a bit challenging at a little over four miles round trip. It includes a small waterfall where you can cool off, a stunning overlook of Lake Keowee, and the opportunity to swim in the lake at the halfway point. You can access the Raven Rock Trail through the Keowee-Toxaway State Park, and there is no charge for parking.
Rainbow Falls and Turtleback Falls at Gorges State Park
I may have a thing for waterfalls. I feel that if you’re going to go hiking, be sure there’s a waterfall. It’s kind of instant gratification, or at least a good reason to keep going. Rainbow Falls at Gorges State Park is the farthest location from Greenville on this list, but it’s just so awesome.
The waterfall is enormous, and you can get a really good view from the overlook on the trail, or you can take a smaller trail down to the bottom of the falls (just be careful). But if you keep going another quarter-mile , you’ll come to more waterfalls! Turtleback Falls isn’t as stunning but still worth the extra half mile.
The trail is about four miles round trip and of moderate difficulty. The hike back is harder and more uphill than the hike to the waterfalls.
Daniel Ridge Loop is in North Carolina’s Pisgah Forest and is past the trailhead for Looking Glass Rock. It’s a loop (go left at the fork unless you want to have a really tough climb) and is over four miles.
It’s a pretty trail with lots of little waterfalls and different scenery. It’s about an hour and 20 minutes from Greenville. This is another favorite of mountain bikers so be prepared to jump off the trail if they fly by.
National Forest 475 Road, Brevard, NC
Foothills Trail
For a multi-day challenge, take the 77-mile Foothills Trail from Oconee State Park to Table Rock State Park. The trail is beautiful with intricate bridges, flowers, waterfalls, and views.
Many people will split up the trail and just hike segments. It’s great for backpacking as well. Please note: portions of the trail are still closed or heavily damaged from Helene. Check the website for conditions and updates.
Whiteside Mountain
Located in Cashiers, this trail is just over two miles and has incredible views. It’s totally worth the trip. You can add on Glenn Falls or Secret Falls for an entire day trip of hiking in the area. There is a fee of a few dollars for parking.
Not in the Upstate (but Totally Worth It)
Grandfather Mountain
Located in the High Country of North Carolina, Grandfather Mountain is about 2.5 hours from Greenville, and it’s amazing. You have to pay to get into Grandfather Mountain and reservations are required during busy times, but the trail consists of ladders on the sides of mountains and views for days. Adventurous teens will love this trail.
Been searching for “where to see dinosaurs near me”? Do you want to take your family somewhere to see dinosaurs? We have a list of all the places to see dinosaurs near Greenville, SC. Our list includes some fabulous places to learn about dinosaurs in North Carolina, South Carolina, and Georgia. All of them make a great dinosaur day trip from Upstate, SC.
We stayed at the new stayAPT Suites in North Charleston, SC and loved the spacious rooms with full kitchens. This hotel is ideal for families during trips and longer-term stays!
You know that feeling of walking into a hotel room and just enjoying the immense space you’ve got there? Me neither. One of the things that makes stayAPT Suites stand out are the huge rooms, which are basically like an apartment. I walked in and I literally felt like I walked into an apartment. One of my kids actually said that word.
When I travel with my family, I almost always stay somewhere that has a kitchen because let’s be honest, eating out for every meal gets pricey really fast. StayAPT really hits the mark on the kitchen, the spacious bathroom, and the huge bedroom. I was just floored at all the space. This is a big reason why I think families especially will love stayAPT – that and the affordable prices.
Thanks to stayAPT Suites for inviting us to their North Charleston location so we could provide this review.
stayAPT room
About stayAPT Suites
StayAPT Suites are all 500+ square feet with distinct living space, kitchen, bedroom, and bathroom. The company wants their guests to feel at home, to be comfortable, and to enjoy the time spent there. They don’t want them to feel like they have to sacrifice the comforts of home when they travel for work, vacation, or even relocation.
StayAPT Suites are mostly centered in the Southeast and Midwest but are working on a few locations out West. They are growing fast and their location map can help you find the one closest to your destination for travel. If you’ve got family coming to Greenville who need a place to stay, they have two locations in our area: one in Greenville and the other in Greer.
We stayed at the stayAPT Suites in North Charleston for our adventure, which was the perfect area for exploring and relaxation.
stayAPT Amenities
Every stayAPT Suites has a courtyard, a fitness room, and an on-site laundry room. The suites are pet-friendly so don’t worry about leaving your furry friend at home.
They don’t have a pool or breakfast buffet but you won’t really miss it when you’re out exploring and saving all that money doing fun things with your family instead of spending it all on a cramped hotel room.
All rooms have free and fast wi-fi so you can get your work done if needed.
stayAPT courtyard
Eat-In Kitchen
The kitchen we had at stayAPT Suites was a beautiful, eat-in kitchen. Honestly, I’d love to have this same kitchen in my house. It’s bigger and prettier than my own kitchen.
There’s a full-size refrigerator, a huge granite peninsula with chairs and a sink, a dishwasher, an electric stove, a coffee maker, and a toaster. I was at home here and I loved it.
While they provide one day of coffee, if you’re here longer, bring your own coffee and filter. They have pots and pans, silverware, and cups. A roll of paper towels and salt and pepper would be helpful to bring with you as well.
Minimalist Decor, Affordable Rates
The decor around stayAPT is very minimalist and has no frills. The courtyard is really pretty though with comfortable seating and an area to relax and let the kids play after a long drive.
The hotel is able to keep rates low because they have minimal staff and amenities to keep up with. All of the staff I met were incredibly nice and helpful. While I checked in at the lobby, you can use keyless and contactless check-in via an app.
stayAPT Suites bedroom
This minimalist philosophy is a huge advantage in most places but especially in Charleston, where it’s not easy to find someplace affordable to stay for families or longer term stays.
StayAPT is perfect for traveling nurses, families who are relocating and need a spot to stay for a bit, and longer-term travel for business.
Honest Mom Review of stayAPT Suites
I was immediately floored when I walked into the room because it was just so large and spacious. And I absolutely loved the kitchen with all the open space and big countertops. It was perfect for when I cooked breakfast and dinner during our trip and helped us save money, which is always appreciated.
I wasn’t expecting such a minimalist hotel in terms of the normal amenities that most hotels usually offer like a pool and breakfast (if you’re lucky) but it was an easy transition to make in my mind because we weren’t cramped and the location was great.
I especially find stayAPT Suites a fantastic option for visiting families or people who need a place while relocating. Not all of us have a lot of extra space for when our families come to visit and stayAPT Suites has two locations in the Greenville area for such an occasion!
Booking Your Stay
It’s super easy to book your stay at stayAPT Suites as everything is done online on their website. StayAPT Suites has double queen and king rooms available and rates will depend on season, holidays, and other factors that determine the prices – but rates will be competitive.
You can book your stay at the stayAPT website for North Charleston as well as search their other locations.
Searching for things to do in Greenville. SC this spring? Finally, the weather isn’t freezing and it looks like we made it through the worst of winter. There are even tulips showing their colors and trees flowering. It’s spring and time to get outdoors and enjoy all the great family-friendly events and egg hunts and festivals that come with this time of year in Greenville. We’ve gathered all our best spring content and set it up here so you can find something great to do this spring.
Feel like playing with baby goats in the spring? There are places to do that. And want to join in all the Easter egg hunting fun? We’ve got that list here. What about hiking trails or camping spots? This part of the state is perfect for those activities. What about day trips or free things to do? Got those too.
Greenville is home to many local farms where you can spend some time with baby animals, especially in the spring. Not only can you see animals, but some farms even let you help out. Whether you want to bottle feed a goat, see a baby sheep, pet a horse, or just pick up some fabulous goat cheese, you’ll find a farm to visit in our list of places near Greenville to see baby animals.
We visited Thompson Family Farms in Landrum, SC for a little tulip picking. You’ll find everything you need to know in our review! Pick Tulips at Thompson Family Farms
See for yourself: A Video Tour of Tulips at Thompson Family Farms
Oh, does Greenville do festivals! And they do them well. Springtime has some of the best festivals the whole year like Artisphere showcasing visual and performing arts, or iMagine Upstate with robots, science and hands-on tech. And we can’t forget Greek Festival and the baklava! See our Spring Kid-Friendly Festival Guide for all of Greenville’s spring festivals.
What’s springtime without cute photos of your child racing for a brightly-colored Easter egg? Our Greenville Easter Guide features our Best Easter Egg Hunt list in Greenville. We’ll be updating our list as Easter gets closer. It has egg hunts, Easter Bunny brunches, bunny photo ops, and Easter activities. You’ll find tips for local egg hunts and a list of local restaurants with Easter Brunch in Greenville.
Whether your family plans to hang out in town, head out on a day trip, or hit the road on a family vacation, spring break means fun and we have some great ideas. Our Guide to Spring Break in Greenville features our gigantic list of 100+ Fun Things to do on Spring Break plus ideas for a budget-friendly break, travel destinations from Greenville, Vacation Rentals nearby, and a whole lot more!
There is no shortage of stellar hiking trails in Greenville and nearby in Western North Carolina. Our Guide to Hiking Near Greenvilleis large, and you’re sure to find an interesting trail to explore. You’ll find our readers’ favorite hikes, plus some that are perfect for families with little ones, and even a list of hikes for older kids.
If hiking is not the outdoor adventure you want, never fear. There’s no shortage of places to play outdoors in Greenville.
Strawberries come into season right near the end of spring and picking berries with your kids can be really fun and entertaining. Plus, when you eat with the seasons, it can be so much cheaper! Pick lots of extra berries and freeze them to eat local all year round. Check out Where to Pick Your Own Berries This Spring for some ideas. We’ll be updating this list as berry-picking season approaches.
There are several berry festivals throughout the Carolinas and Georgia in mid spring and summer. There, you can enjoy pie eating contests, family friendly rides and games, and so much more in celebration of those juicy berries that we all love.
With spring comes gardens in bloom and there are several gorgeous ones in the area to explore, many of which kids will love. Here’s a list of more than 15 gardens near Greenville that you can visit. If you want to go a little farther, the gardens at the Biltmore are quite stunning. More on this incredible house in Asheville in our story, Visiting the Biltmore Estate with Kids.
There are so many beautiful and fun places to go that are anywhere from an hour to three hours away that make a terrific day trip. Our list of 26 Fun Day Trips for Spring is a great place to start your planning! Bonus: If you haven’t seen Kristina’s Western North Carolina Waterfall Driving Tour, you are missing out. It would be so fun to do over spring break!
Where do you go for great bubble tea in Greenville, SC? Our writer Kristina went on a mission to find the best bubble/boba tea in Greenville. Here’s what she found!
I was on a media trip with my kids, writing about another city and things to do there, and kept passing bubble tea shops. I was intrigued. What was this concoction? So I decided to try it out, asking the employees what it was and which one to order. I ended up with a Taro tea and popping strawberry bubbles.
Oh my gosh. This thing called bubble tea was amazing. I was hooked. So when I got back to Greenville, I was determined to find the best bubble tea. Greenville has to have some pretty good bubble tea, right? I searched so I could experience it whenever I wanted right at home. So that’s what I did. And, now you can enjoy amazing bubble tea, too!
What is Bubble Tea AKA Boba Tea?
Bubble tea, sometimes called boba tea, is tea mixed with milk or sometimes fruit and topped with tapioca pearls. These are usually chewy or filled with a fruit juice concoction so they pop when you eat them. The drink is of Taiwanese origin and was invented in the 1980s in Taichung.
Bubble tea isn’t the same everywhere, and if you go to any bubble tea shop, there is a massive number of combinations you can choose. That’s why I must give credit to every place I tried because they were all so nice and patient. All the employees helped me to choose the best bubble tea for myself and my tastes.
Bubble Tea Tour in Greenville, SC
I went to Kung Fu Tea, Dumont Creamery, Feng Cha, Asia Pacific, O-CHA Tea Bar, and Ding Tea, all in Greenville. I also tried out the make-your-own bubble tea packets from Trader Joe’s. Here are my reviews of each one.
Dumont Creamery
This is the latest addition to this list since I first started and it’s the best. They have an incredible selection of ice cream and coffee but also the very best bubble tea I’ve ever had. The texture, the taste, and the overall flavors are just so good. Taro is my favorite but they also have Thai tea you can get, which has been fermented for about 16 hours. Just go get it.
Kung Fu Tea has an extensive menu with both caffeinated and decaf teas, milk teas, slushies, milk caps, milk strikes, and seasonal specials. It’s overwhelming, but the staff can help you out. I got a taro milk tea with strawberry bubbles and a low level of sugar. I really appreciated that you could choose the sugar level because I prefer to eat my calories and not drink them.
This tea was awesome. It was so flavorful, and I had to stop myself from drinking it all within a few minutes. I loved the texture of the bubbles (it’s a thing I like about bubble tea in general).
My rating: 5/5
581 Haywood Road, Greenville 233 N. Main Street, Suite 11, Greenville Kung Fu Tea
Kung Fu Tea
Ding Tea
Ding Tea has an enormous menu, offering everything from milk tea to fruit juice to yogurt to coffee. Again, pretty overwhelming for a new bubble tea drinker like myself, but the staff was so patient and helpful. I told them what I like, and they pointed me in the right direction.
I got a taro boba green milk tea, and it was delicious. This was another place where you could pick your sugar level, which I appreciated.
O-CHA Tea Bar is right along the Reedy River, an ideal location for picking up a bubble tea and walking in Falls Park, which is exactly what my daughter and I did after visiting here. My daughter got a strawberry milk tea and I got the taro tea (you can tell by now this is my favorite tea).
Both were really good, but very sweet. O-CHA Tea bar has told us that you can choose the sweetness level.
My rating: 3.5/5
300 River Street, Suite 122, Greenville O-CHA Tea Bar
O-CHA Tea Bar
Asia Pacific Supermarket
Asia Pacific is a huge Asian supermarket that I love shopping at, but they also have a restaurant in the back with authentic Chinese cuisine. I have a list of things I want to order here but haven’t got to yet. I did try the bubble tea, and it was awesome.
They have several different kinds of tea here and what I liked most was that they gave you a sample before you bought anything. Of course, I went with the taro because by now, I knew this was my favorite. I can’t remember the other kind of tea I sampled, but the taro won out. I want to try their lavender milk tea next time. There’s no option to adjust the sweetness level here.
Feng Cha is a bubble tea shop, but they also have desserts. I had a taro milk tea, and my daughter had a Strawberry Breeze with an amazing strawberry foam on top. It was so good! Mine was amazing as well. I love that you can choose the sweetness level since I don’t like my drinks very sweet.
They have a huge menu, and the employees here were all super helpful. I had a lot of questions, and they helped me figure out what to order. We saw another lady who came in after me and she had never been, and I overheard them helping her based on what she liked. I always appreciate that kind of service!
I wasn’t sure if I needed to include this, but here we are. I had heard about the boba tea kit on an online forum, so I figured I would test it out. I found it easily at the Trader Joe’s in Greenville. It’s $5.49 for the Instant Boba Kit, which is about what one glass of bubble tea costs anywhere else. It includes four packets of brown sugar tapioca balls and four straws. You just heat up the packets for a few seconds in the microwave and pour them into a glass of cold milk or tea or other beverage of your choice. I was pleasantly surprised by how good these were and how easy they were to make! I’d get them again.
Additional Places to Try Boba Tea in Greenville, SC
We haven’t checked out these boba tea cafes just yet, but they are highly rated based on Google reviews. Let us know if you have tried any these places so we can give them too!
Did you know there’s a FREE self-guided goat farm tour at Split Creek Farm in Anderson, SC? Goats and educational opportunities are plentiful! Plus, the farm sells award-winning goat cheeses and must-eat fudge made from their dairy goat milk. Get outdoors, enjoy some animals, and learn something new!
If there are baby goats involved somewhere around the Upstate, we’ll be there. Goats, especially baby ones (kids!), make us so happy! Split Creek Farm is a Grade A goat dairy farm in Anderson, SC that makes for a great family visit or homeschool adventure.
The educational component is a big part of Split Creek Farm’s vision. They offer tours in person, as well as field trips and other opportunities to educate the public on what their farm does, which is a ton. The goats are the backbone of the farm, supplying milk to make their award-winning feta cheese, delicious fudge, yogurt, and other products. The farm also supports the local restaurant industry and breeds nearly-extinct species of goats. They also participate in local and regional goat shows and research.
Sandra and Jessica, the owners of Split Creek Farm, are pioneers in many areas of goat farming. Their non-profit raises funds to further the goals of the farm and integrate them even deeper into the supportive local community.
The self-guided goat farm tour
A self-guided goat tour is available Friday or Saturday, from 10 am – 5 pm. The farm shop is open for purchases Monday – Saturday, from 10 am – 5 pm. The farm employs a small number of people. And as you can imagine, it takes a huge amount of work to run the farm, which includes milking goats; making cheese, fudge, and yogurt; cleaning pens, collecting eggs, taking care of babies, and caring for and feeding the herd.
As much as Sandra and Jessica would like to take every single guest on a personal tour of the farm, they had to find a way to make what they do more accessible and understandable for guests and their families. And so the self-guided tour was born, complete with easy-to-read signs and directions.
The topics are broad and fascinating. Guests will learn about the different breeds of goats and why they’re unique. They’ll learn about how the cheese is made and where the goats are milked and how that process works. They’ll learn about every animal on the farm and why their individual jobs are important to making the farm run smoothly. I’ve personally been to Split Creek Farm numerous times and still learn a lot walking through the tour and reading all the signs.
For my kids and I, learning about where our food comes from and what goes into that process leads to a deeper appreciation for farms and all the work they do. My own love of goats is only compounded every time I learn more about them. And my goodness, they make me happy. And they make my kids happy, which is all the more reason to visit the farm and learn about the goats. Just be sure to keep a close eye on the kids (your’s, not the goats’) because it’s a working farm and guests must respect the rules.
Playing with the goats
Split Creek Farm treats their animals with extraordinary care. I’ve seen Sandra and Jessica speak to these animals exactly like I do my own kids. But the difference is that the goats listen! The animals obviously love the owners and employees, and the female goats are quite literally what makes the farm run due to the sale of the products made from their milk.
It’s no wonder the farm is protective of their animals. However, the animals get a lot of freedom, and you’ll probably run into goats wandering around and Sam the border collie making sure they’re in the right spot. Chickens and two enormous pot-bellied pigs roam around as well.
As long as guests respect the animals, they’re allowed to play with them and pet them. This is glorious. Playing with the goats, especially the smaller ones, is just awesome. They’re super curious (one really enjoyed munching on my daughter’s hair), sweet, and fun. Sam likes to play fetch with his frisbee and the chickens do their own thing.
Sometimes the farm hosts special events where guests can play with the baby goats or participate in goat yoga sessions. Follow their Facebook page for more information. It’s really fun to play with the goats, especially after you’ve completed the self-guided tour. You’ll have greater respect for the animals and what goes on at the farm.
Visiting Split Creek Farm
It’s free to visit the farm, and you don’t need to sign up to do a self-guided tour. Just follow all the posted rules, which include no pets. Once you arrive at the farm, you’ll see visitor parking on your left. The first couple of self-guided posts will be on your right, near the huge penned goat pasture on your left by the open barn. You’ll see the other posts around the farm.
Self-guided tours available Friday or Saturday, from 10 am – 5 pm.
The farm shop is open Monday – Saturday, from 10 am – 5 pm.
Did you know you can get a FREE 3D ultrasound in Greenville, SC? Greenville Tech in Greenville, SC offers free 3D/4D ultrasounds. Spots are limited, and we tell you what you need to do to take advantage of this unique opportunity.
Photo courtesy of Greenville Tech
Expecting? Don’t miss our Guide to Baby, Maternity and Postpartum Care. It’s full of resources for families with new little ones like health care options and fun things to do with babies!
Seeing the ultrasound images of my children in-utero was always such a thrill, even from the earliest moments of pregnancy that the images would show up on the screen. I carried those first photos of my children with me in my wallet everywhere as I awaited the big moment of the 20-week ultrasound, where the baby’s features were more apparent. Those appointments were really special for my husband and me.
I never got 3D ultrasounds though, but I have seen those images from friends and whoa, they were amazing! The detail you could see of the baby was so cool. I’m thankful to have this kind of technology available and at Greenville Tech. They offer these 3D/4D ultrasounds to moms for free.
Getting your free ultrasound
Ultrasound appointments are currently being booked at the Diagnostic Medical Sonography program at Greenville Technical College at the OB Ultrasound Clinic on the Barton Campus. Ultrasound appointments can be booked starting right now through early August.
Moms must be between 22-30 weeks pregnant at the time of the ultrasound. The ultrasounds will be performed by students at the college under the direct supervision of their instructors. It’s both a fun and educational experience for the parents and the students as they both learn more about the hidden life of the growing baby.
Mothers will get to see the live 3D ultrasound in action plus go home with photos of their little nugget. Typically, a 3D ultrasound is not covered by insurance and will cost upwards of $100 or more but with this program, you will pay nothing.
Appointments last about one hour. These ultrasounds are for training purposes only and are not a substitute for an official ultrasound examination ordered by your physician. Patients will also need to sign a release before the appointment.
Need to know
There are important things to know before you book your appointment for the free ultrasound at Greenville Tech.
Moms must be between 22-30 weeks pregnant at the time of the appointment. Moms pregnant with multiples are not able to participate due to the high level of skill needed for this type of sonogram.
Patients can bring two guests to the appointment.
Children aren’t allowed at the appointment.
You must bring with you a printed copy of a permission letter from your doctor stating that it is permissible for you to participate in the educational OB scanning lab at Greenville Tech. The ultrasound will not take place if this requirement is not met.
Making your appointment
To schedule an appointment, you need to give Greenville Tech a call at 864.250.8290. Appointments are on a first-come, first-serve basis and are limited so if you’re pregnant and fall into the correct gestational age, go get your ultrasound to see your little munchkin.
OB Ultrasound Clinic at Greenville Tech 506 S. Pleasantburg Drive, Greenville 864.250.8290
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Want to see the great outdoors without actually hiking? Kidding Around’s Kristina loves hunting out great waterfalls. She’s created this amazing driving tour packed full of stops where you can see waterfalls without hiking. It’s a perfect day trip activity. She even included a map with all the stops. So fire up that GPS or pop open your favorite map app and get going!
Looking for more waterfalls? 💧Love waterfalls? Here’s our list of Waterfalls in the Southeast with great hiking in South Carolina, Georgia, North Carolina, and Tennesse. 💧Also, if you happen to just love waterfalls like we do and are looking for opportunities to keep them clean and pristine, look into volunteering at any of these outdoor places.
There are few places I’d rather be on the weekends than hiking with my kids to some spectacular waterfall. I’ve done a lot of them and plan lots more. But sometimes hiking a few, or more, miles just isn’t happening. But waterfalls? Yes, I still want to see them!
So if you have the grandparents on board and can’t hike or if there is no way you are listening to kids whine for two hours in the woods or for whatever reason you aren’t hiking, we’ve put together an epic (yes, this is epic) waterfall tour in North Carolina for the ultimate day trip that will kill it on your Instagram feed.
If you need more fun in Western NC, see our big Guide to WNC!
North Carolina Waterfall Driving Tour Map
Just beyond the South Carolina/North Carolina border lies the “Land of the Waterfalls” – it’s true, there is an actual sign that says this – so this is where our epic tour takes you. And because we love our readers and want to make things super easy, we also put together a map of the tour!
I suggest you pack a lot of snacks, drinks, lunch, and some car entertainment since you will have to spend time on the road, even though the drive through the mountains is gorgeous.
You can do this tour starting at either the first or the last waterfall as it takes about the same amount of time as well.
Looking Glass Falls
This waterfall is huge and gorgeous. It’s been on my list since I saw an incredible shot of the falls frozen during the winter. I was really hoping to catch the same photo when I went but it wasn’t cold enough. However, ice did cover the stairs at the very bottom of the falls and the surrounding trees, branches and rocks. It was awesome.
You can literally see the falls from the car but park it anyways, get out and if you have people who are willing and able to walk down the stairs, you can get a close-up view. But if not, you will still get to see the falls in all their glory.
Directions
From Greenville, take 276 W to 25 N and take Exit 5 to 25 N. Take Crab Creek Road to 64 W in Brevard and then take 276 N into Pisgah National Forest. The falls will be on your right.
Sliding Rock
Right down the street from Looking Glass Falls in the Pisgah National Forest is the popular summer destination of Sliding Rock. During the winter, there is no one there and you don’t have to pay to enter (during the summer season, it is $5/person).
You can see Sliding Rock from the top where the bathrooms are located and it’s a short walk down the stairs to the platform that overlooks the gigantic natural waterslide.
The pool is about eight feet deep and during the summer there are lifeguards to keep everyone safe. It’s a sight to see though!
Directions
From Looking Glass Falls, keep going on 276 into the forest and Sliding Rock is about four minutes away on the left.
Bridal Veil Falls
It’s about an hour and 20 minutes from Sliding Rock to Bridal Veil Falls in between Cashiers and Highlands but the drive along 64 is gorgeous. And you can go through Brevard if you like and grab lunch (I’d suggest Square Root for higher end cuisine or grab some delicious pastries and bread to make sandwiches at the Bracken Mountain Bakery) to space out the trip and fuel up. We also love stopping at the original O.P. Taylors toy store in downtown Brevard.
Bridal Veil Falls is literally on the side of the road. You could even stay in your car and see this beautiful 60-foot cascading waterfall but really, you should get out because it’s so pretty, especially in the winter when it freezes over occasionally and icicles drop down and make the whole scene ethereal.
You can walk behind this waterfall too, which makes it even cooler. You used to be able to drive behind it but you aren’t allowed anymore.
Directions
Take 276 back to Brevard and make a right on 64 W. Take that all the way through Cashiers and the falls will be about 11.5 from Cashiers on your right.
Dry Falls
A two-minute drive down the road will bring you to Dry Falls on the left. Park in the lot and either use the handicap accessible ramp to go to the overlook or in the warmer months head down to the falls and walk behind them and take photos to make everyone you know jealous.
These falls are huge and loud and incredible. If you are able to walk behind the falls, stay on the path and behind the railing and don’t walk out on the rocks. Waterfalls are dangerous and you don’t want to become a statistic.
If you’re hungry on your way out from Dry Falls, stop at Slabtown Pizza in Cashiers for delicious pizza.
Directions
Stay on 64 W for .8 miles and the falls and parking will be on your left.
Bonus: Lake Jocassee Overlook
I wasn’t expecting this driving to the last waterfall stop so it was a bonus for me. About three miles or so from Whitewater Falls is this overlook that will take your breath away.
You can see all of Lake Jocassee and marvel at the beauty of the gorge. Stop, take photos, have a snack. It’s worth it.
Directions
It’s on Route 130 from Cashiers to Whitewater Falls. You can’t miss it.
Whitewater Falls
The last waterfall on our list is the biggest waterfall east of the Rocky Mountains, standing at a whooping 411 feet tall, cascading down the mountainside in all it’s beautiful glory.
Whitewater Falls is just under 40 minutes from Dry Falls and is totally worth the trip. Even though I promised no hiking, don’t be mad about this quarter-mile paved trail to the falls. The sign says the falls are a half-mile from the parking lot but they mean round trip. The trail is very short and the view is amazing.
If you are ambitious and want to get out energy from the car ride, head to the stairs on the right, which will take you down to the viewing platform where you can see all of Whitewater Falls. It’s a nice little workout getting back up those 154 stairs.
Directions
From Dry Falls, go east on 64, hang a right at the center of Cashiers onto 107 South, and then make a left onto 130 North and follow signs to the falls. It’s about 25 miles total.
Postcard Cabins (formerly Getaway) understands how crazy life is and why it’s so important to take time to recharge. That’s why they offer pretty amazing places to do so, including their outpost near Greenville, SC. A Postcard Cabin is a tiny house stocked with everything you need to unwind, relax, and enjoy nature. We checked it out and have all the details on how to get away from it all.
Thank you to Getaway for providing accommodations so we could do this review. All opinions are those of the author.
What is Postcard Cabins Near Greenville, SC?
Life is hectic, busy, and stressful, and I think we all savor moments when we can get away from the everyday grind and connect with those we love. I do this through nature by hiking, camping, paddle boarding, and biking. It’s definitely my happy place, as it is for many of us.
Postcard Cabins, once known as Getaway, is now part of Marriott’s Outdoor Collection. They help guests connect with loved ones in nature by offering more than a dozen tiny cabins around the country. In a Postcard Cabin, you can rest, relax, and recharge with no agenda. There are no distractions, other than starting a campfire to roast marshmallows.
The outpost nearest Greenville, SC is at Lake Hartwell. I spent a weekend there with my two daughters, and it was truly incredible. Read on to learn why as well as tips on things do in the area.
How it began
Getaway started when founder Jon Staff left his stressful job at a startup. He soon learned that immersing himself in nature was essential to his overall health, and he wanted to create that same experience for as many people as possible. This passion inspired him to found Getaway in 2015 which eventually evolved into the Postcard Cabins brand.
In December 2024, Marriott International acquired Postcard Cabins. Today, the company currently has 32 properties nationwide.
What to expect at the Greenville Postcard Cabins
The Postcard Cabins nearest Greenville are less than an hour away at Lake Hartwell in Seneca. This lakeside location features 40 cabins on 54 very private acres.
Cabins have either a queen bed or queen bunk beds and are truly tiny at 140-200 square feet. Despite the size, guests have everything they need to enjoy time away from home. The cabins are also dog-friendly, though there is a $50 non-refundable fee.
Our Tiny Cabin Experience
I just love tiny homes and the feel of having everything you need in a small, but well-thought-out, space. That’s exactly what our cabin felt like.
Our trip was before Marriott acquired Getaway, but each of the 40 cabins now comes equipped with a private fire pit, en-suite bathroom, queen bed or queen bunks, kitchenette, fresh linens and cookware, and year-round climate control. The Destination Fee provides classic provisions like s’mores, morning coffee, and a selection of snacks and drinks. WiFi is also available. Check the website for more details about Cabin and Cabin Standard accommodations.
I had seen photos of these cabins before I went, but going there and seeing them in person was a million times better. The beds are next to a giant window that looks out into the old-growth forest, so it’s like tent camping but way better and more comfortable. I love tent camping, but staying at this cabin may edge it out. Plus, the hot shower was fantastic. So was the lack of bugs.
Things to do Near Postcard Cabins at Lake Hartwell
Postcard Cabins’ Greenville location is so ideal. It’s in Oconee County, which has more than 200 waterfalls and miles and miles of hiking trails. Getting outside in nature is so easy here. The historic town of Seneca, SC is only 15 minutes away so you can go shopping and eat there if you like. There are also several farms nearby. Here are a few things to do while you stay at Postcard Cabins.
McLadke Orchards
If you stay in the fall or winter, you’ll have plenty of opportunities for farm fun at McLadke Orchard. In the fall, they have a pumpkin patch, animals to play with, a hay ride, and an apple slingshot. In the winter, they have lots of Christmas activities and events. The orchard is less than five minutes from the cabins.
Split Creek Farm
Known for its award-winning goat cheese, Split Creek Farm offers self-guided tours (check hours before you go). You can also pick up some amazing fudge and visit with baby goats.
Stroll through the beautiful gardens for free and enjoy all the gorgeous flowers and plants.
Denver Downs
One of our very favorite fall destinations, Denver Downs, is really close to the Postcard Cabins. What a great way to spend the weekend. Stay at the outpost and wear your kids and yourself out at Denver Downs during the day!
Go Antique Shopping
We checked out Yesterday’s Treasures Antique Mall in Dillard, GA on Highway 441 and had so much fun, except when I saw Lincoln logs for sale in an antique shop and felt old.
Historic Seneca
You can go shopping, dine, or just explore historic Seneca and Ram Cat Alley. The town was founded in 1873, and there are events all the time during the warmer months.
Get Breakfast or Lunch at Dimas Bros. Cafe
We got bacon, egg, and cheese biscuits for breakfast here one morning, and it was so delicious. I highly recommend it. You can order Dimas Brothers online for quicker pickup.
Waterfall Chasing in Oconee County
There are so many waterfalls within a 40-minute drive of Postcard Cabins: Yellow Branch Falls, Riley Moore Falls, Issaqueena Falls (and Stumphouse Tunnel), Chau Ram County Park, Station Cove Falls, King Creek Falls. Pick a few and make a day of it.
Tallulah Gorge
Tallulah Gorge is pretty amazing, and if you can go, definitely check it out. It’s an hour from Postcard Cabins, and you can hike down into the gorge via a million steps or even hike the floor if you’re lucky enough to snag a free permit. Toccoa Falls College and the campus waterfall, Toccoa Falls, are nearby. It’s an astounding free-flowing waterfall that is 186 feet tall.
If you’re super ambitious, you can drive an hour and 15 minutes to the Beegum Gap trailhead and hike 1.6 miles up to the Rabun Bald fire tower for 360-degrees of the mountains. It’s amazing and a great spot for sunrise or sunset. Just go when you want to and enjoy the views. We loved it.
See a Clemson Football Game
I don’t think this would qualify as a relaxing weekend, but you can certainly stay here and go see Clemson play during the fall.
Honest Mom Review
I’m always up for anything that will give me the opportunity to make wonderful memories with my kids, and the cabin getaway certainly provided that.
We had so much fun making a campfire, roasting s’mores, drinking hot chocolate, playing games, and enjoying the privacy and overall novelty of the tiny cabin. We read books at night, went hiking during the day, and I made breakfast the last morning there.
The cabin was really comfortable and had everything we needed for a fun and relaxing weekend. I was especially happy that it didn’t have a television or great cell service. I sometimes need that extra kick to force me to put down my phone and focus on the present.
I would go back here with my kids but also consider it if I ever got the opportunity to spend a night alone. Think of all the books I could read!
Booking Your Postcard Cabin
Booking online is simple. Prices depend on the time of year and if you want to stay on a weekend or weeknight. Cabins start at around $154 a night (or $144 a night for Marriott Bonvoy members).
299 Outpost Road, Seneca, SC [130 Lakeshore Lane, Seneca got me there via my GPS]
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Are you craving pizza and looking for the best pizza in Greenville, SC? Greenville locals have told us where to find the best pizza around town. Peruse our list to find your new favorite pizza!
There are over 75,000 pizzerias in the United States and as a $36 billion a year industry, Americans are champions when it comes to pizza eating. They eat approximately 100 acres of pizza per day, which is a gorgeous picture to imagine.
The South is known for some exceptional cuisine but it’s the Northeast that takes the award for the best pizza, especially the New York/New Jersey region (I’m originally from NJ and lived in Rome for a time, which I’m proud to say makes me a pizza expert – this is the only thing I’m an expert at so let me have it). Most pizzerias claim they are NY-style pizza, which consists of a thin crust topped with a delicious tomato sauce and melted cheese.
One astute Kidding Around Greenville reader noted that when people get asked what their favorite pizza place is, it’s implied it is NY-style because “let’s face it, is the only style that really matters.” Well said, sir.
We asked our readers where they go for the best pizza places in the Greenville, SC area. I’ve been to most of these but I can personally recommend only one place that comes closest to the kind of pizza I grew up eating (aka the best kind) – New York Style Pizza- it’s Della Ventura’s in Greer, SC. No other place comes close in terms of correctly cooking the dough, the balance of flavor in the sauce, and the right amount of cheese. For non-NY pizza, Sidewall Pizza takes the win there with its brick oven chewy dough and a wide array of fresh toppings.
Now that I’ve likely offended a bunch of people with my recommendation, let’s see where ya’ll go for pizza:
Della Ventura’s has some of the best pizzas in Greenville, SC based on our reader’s suggestions! Their New York-style pizzas are as close as it gets in Greenville to the real deal, and they also offer a plethora of Italian dishes with hearty portions. Some of their popular dishes include calzones, baked ziti, hot subs, and chicken parmigiana. Do not forget to order their garlic knots, they are superb.
Della Ventura is awesome. The closest thing we’ve had to NY pizza since moving here. Their pastas are delicious as well.
Jennifer T.
Della’s is definitely a great place. I’m from NJ and it is the closest thing to home.
Jennifer M.
Sidewall Pizza
Sidewall Pizza 99 Cleveland Street, Greenville | 864.558.0235 35 South Main Street, Travelers Rest | 864.610.0527 3598 Pelham Road, Greenville | 864.991.8748 117 Southeast Main Street, Simpsonville | 864.757.9191
If you’re looking for a relaxed place to eat pizza in Greenville, SC, then Sidewall Pizza has a pizza pie for you. With locations in Greenville, Travelers Rest, and Simpsonville, you are only a short car ride to dine in or carry out pizza, including specialty pizza options, or you can try out their roasted garlic sauce-based or pesto sauce-based pizzas. You also have the option to build your own pizza. They also offer dairy-free and vegan pizza options on their menu. You can order online or by phone.
Sidewall! They are so attentive, work well with kids (hello gold fish or a free bread stick if your pizza is slow on delivery), dairy free and vegan options INCLUDING ice cream 😮, free birthday pizzas and other great promos, and the best seasonal menu in town 🙌🏻
Alyssa M.
Sidewall. Not only is the margherita pizza awesome, but the smoky salad and breadsticks with homemade marinara hit the spot! Fav pizza place in town! Oh yeah, a whole FREE pizza for your birthday and 1/2 off a pizza for your half birthday! Who else does that?!
Baird S.
Sidewall…have gluten- free option, lots of toppings, great salads and ice cream!
Joann H.
The Slice
The Slice 134 South Main Street, Simpsonville | 864.757.9330
A pizza place in Greenville, SC that has a family atmosphere AND serves up New York-style pizza, that’s a win-win! Their authentic pizzas contain fresh ingredients and crispy crusts that come in a variety of specialty options, white pizza, or silician-style pizza. They also have wings, pasta, and garlic knots on their menu. You can order online for pick up, or dine in.
The Slice in Simpsonville!! Amazing pizza, homemade pasta, and staff that treats every customer like family!!
Megan D.
Slice of Brooklyn in Simpsonville!! Authentic, fresh ingredients, and amazing staff!
If you are looking for wood-fired pizza in Greenville, SC, then Brixx has you covered. Their 11-inch pizzas are perfect for reducing overindulgence but are packed with flavor layered on a crunch crust. They also have vegan cheese and crust for your pizza. Along with pizza, they offer wings, salads, pasta, and desserts.
We love Brixx- great pizza, good kids menu, and their salads are delicious.
Claire B.
We love Brixx, actual pizza and their salads are the best!
If you are a fan of a thin and crispy crust on your pizza, D’Al’s in Greenville, SC has that for you. Their hand-tossed pizza comes with several sauce options, including red sauce, olive oil and garlic, pesto, barbeque sauce, or ranch. Top it off with some amazing fresh topping choices, and you’ve perfected your pizza. They also have two highly recommended vegan pizza options. The restaurant’s atmosphere is relaxed and modern, making it the perfect sit-down pizza place. You can order your pizza online, dine in, or call in a carry-out order.
This *secret* pizza place has gained a cult following with pizza enthusiasts in Greenville, SC. They offer pizza carry-out only and their classic thin-crust pizza is always well done. They are pretty strict about how things are done, so let me break it down. They have a limited number of pies available each day, first come first serve. All pies are 16”, 8 slices and they do not do half toppings or substitutions.
hey absolutely recommend preordering your pizza, and if they are sold out of pizza for the day you can order for the next time slot available the next day. Try the Piccolo Diavolo with tomato, mozzarella, pepperoni, peperoncino, hot honey, and basil, you will not be disappointed! They are currently only open Thursday through Sunday, so plan ahead.
Merrell’s Pizza
Merrell’s Pizza 1207 West Poinsett Street, Greer | 864.469.7409 101 North East Main Street, Easley | 864.442.5062
Sauce lovers will love the New York Style pizza found at Merell’s Pizza in Greer and Easley, SC. The pizza and its cheesy goodness can come with traditional red sauce, but they have options for several different sauces including alfredo, oil and garlic base, ranch, margarita, and more! Their chicken alfredo pizza is so creamy and packed full of flavor. Pair your pie with some wings and a salad to make the perfect meal.
Merrell’s in Greer!!! Their pizza is so good and their sauces are delicious.
Samantha H.
Merrell’s Pizza! You can buy by the slice and each slice is huge! Their sandwiches, wings, and fries are also delicious!
Located in the bustling section of restaurants at Pelham Road and Interstate 85, Sciortino’s Trattoria & Pizzaria is the perfect Italian place for an informal dinner or even a relaxed date. They have several options including New York Style pizza, Neapolitan, Sicilian, grandma, and deep dish in addition to specialty pizzas. Their pizza has been described as “true Italian”, and you can find other dishes such as pasta, soups, seafood, salads, and wine to pair with your delicious pizza.
Want Silciliana New York Style pizza in Greenville? Pizza City has it! Their thick pan pizzas are a meat lovers’ dream. You can even grab pizza by the slice. They also have pasta dishes and hot subs like meatball chicken parmigiana if you’re looking for another entree to fill out your meal.
Pizza City, because it comes close to my NY Pizza.
Vivian R.
Pizza City. Great New York style pizza. Friendly staff. Never disappoints.
Wood fired? Check. Great location? Check. Fresh ingredients? Check. Coastal Crust Greenville is an excellent dine-in option for pizza, and their wood fire flavor really elevates your senses while eating their pizza. Their dough is made from scratch, the ingredients are Italian-inspired, and the hand-stretched Neapolitan wood-fired pizza makes Coastal Crust a contender for one of Greenville’s best pizza places. They are open seven days a week for dine-in or carry-out.
Love the location/the aesthetic/the service, and the pizza and dishes are fantastic. Fresh ingredients and exquisite flavors.
Nicole S.
Coastal Crust Greenville is by far the best pizza in Greenville. That wood fired oven taste just makes it perfect.
You will find pizza with a flavorful sauce and delicious cheese at Paisanos Italian Restaurant & Pizzeria in Greenville, SC. You can create your own pizza, either a 10’’ or 15’’, and top it off with some excellent topping choices. They even have toppings like eggplant, chargrilled chicken, and gyro meat in addition to traditional toppings. Their menu also includes stromboli, Greek dinners, pita sandwiches, Italian dinners, and calzones. You can dine in, carry out, or even request catering from Paisanos.
Belladina’s Neapolitan traditional crust is some of the best pizza in Greenville, SC! They have tons of options, including Sicilian-style pizza, Coppia pizza, and pan-baked Detroit Style pizza to name a few. You can also grab pizza by the slice, and pair it with pasta, stromboli, panini, or one of several salad options. Do not forget to grab a loaf or two of their Bruschetta for later!
Belladina’s Pizzeria…Detroit style is the BEST and the bruschetta is delicious!!! Can’t wait for them to open their location at The Silos!!!
Tito’s Restaurant Pizzeria is one of Greenville’s staples and a go-to for many for a reason. Their pizza is described as true New York-style pizza and they also have a thick pan crust Sicilian-style pizza if that is more your thing. Their menu is expansive with homemade specialty seafood or chicken-based pasta dishes, salad, soups, stromboli, calzones, and more.
Tito’s Restaurant Pizzeria!! It’s the best pizza!!!
Angie E.
Tito’s Pizza is our favorite! True NY style and always good!
Amanda P.
Myles Pizza Pub
MylesPizza Pub 555 South Pleasantburg Drive, Greenville | 864.509.1416
Myles Pizza Pub is highly rated among Greenville, SC pizza lovers, and their fresh ingredients and fantastic crispy crust elevate the pizza game. Build your own pizza with classic ingredients, or excite your palate with some new flavors by trying toppings such as ground bison, bacon strips, or shrimp on your pizza. They also have specialty pizzas that are flavor balanced and certain to please. Pair your pizza with salad, a sandwich, and some garlic bread and you will not be disappointed.
Myles Pizza Pub
Myles Pizza on S. Pleasantburg is amazing! I first experienced it when I was in college, 30 years ago at BGSU and it was a huge part of my college experience. Lots of fresh quality ingredients and loaded with cheese. Their cheesy garlic bread melts in your mouth. We’re lucky they’ve moved here to Greenville!
Lori R.
Myles Pizza Pub is amazing! The toppings are top-notch and is great the next day too!
One of my best friends swears by Franki’s NY Pizza, and he should know since he is from Staten Island. Their Frankie’s Famous pizzas are huge and foldable, and you can go for classic cheese or create your own by adding additional toppings. Their specialty pizzas utilize a multitude of flavor combinations, so you can try a BBQ Chicken pizza, Sicilian style, or meat lovers Billy the Bull pizza. In addition, they have onion rings, stromboli, mozzarella sticks, antipasto salad, Jalapeno poppers, and more fresh and savory starters to fill out that game day table.
We love Frankie’s Pizza!
Kimberly C.
Bertolo’s Pizza
Bertolo’s Pizza 200 North Main Street, Greenville | 864.467.9555
Bertolo’s is a long-loved pizza place for our family, and their pizza always has fresh dough and delicious toppings, my personal favorite being feta, green peppers, and onions. You can get pizza by the slice, or order calzones, stromboli, and subs. The meatball sub is so good!
Wild Ace Pizza and Pub is pretty popular among the pizza-loving Greer, SC crowd. They offer New York Style pizza, specialty pizza, and tons of toppings to choose from. Their menu also offers by the slice pizza, gluten-free pizza, calzones, loaded baked potatoes, and humongous plates of nachos. This is a great place for pizza if you have small children because the ceiling is adorned with large model planes! You can order your pizza online for carry-out or dine-in at Wild Ace.
They have really great pizza and my kids love all the model airplanes on the ceiling!
You can order pick up or delivery from Bada Bing Pizzeria in Greenville, SC. They have many of the classic pizza options, but also offer a stuffed pizza that is a meat lover’s dream! You can order calzones, stromboli, wings, salads, pasta, and New York-style Heros to pair with your pizza. They offer 5% off when you order online.
Mellow Mushroom
Mellow Mushroom 1 Augusta Street, Greenville | 864. 233.9020
Mellow Mushroom is a vibe and has some truly unique stone-baked pizzas in Greenville, SC. Located in the heart of Downtown Greenville, Mellow offers hand-crafted pizza that you can build your own or choose one of their specialty pizzas. Some of their specialty pizza ingredients include sheep’s milk feta cheese, seasoned ricotta, and garlic aioli swirl. You can order online for pickup, but the in-house dining experience is pretty excellent. They also have multiple vegan options, including pizza, tempeh hoagie, vegan pretzels, and salad.
Delicious Quick-Fired Pizza in Greenville, SC
Sometimes the kids can’t wait and everyone is hangry, and waiting 30+ minutes for a traditional pizza just won’t do. Lucky for us there are a few options that can have you out the door, pizza in hand in less than 10 minutes! Don’t worry these are not the cardboard crust pizzas you might be expecting, we wouldn’t dishonor pizza that way.
