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 craving donuts? Greenville, SC and the surrounding area are full of melt-in-your-mouth delicious donuts. We’ve researched the local donut shops, and of course, taste-tested. All that’s left is for you to hop on the donut trail. Choose one to try or visit them all. Let us know where you found your best donut in Greenville, SC!
National Donut Day is June 5th, 2026. Jump down to National Donut Day Deals to see where you might be able to grab a free donut in Greenville!
You’d be lying through your teeth if you said you don’t crave a donut every once in a while. I mean, we’re all human and want sweets in our life, so grabbing a donut every now and then is perfectly fine.
Plan Your Donut Trail Route
We’ve compiled a list of places for you to check out and eat until your heart’s content! Based on your location and donut preferences, pop a few of these addresses into your map app and get going. Don’t forget to let us know about your favorite donut spots.
Don’t want to decide? Follow our 5 Stop Donut Trail in Greenville, SC. Just click the box in the upper left hand corner of the map below and follow the blue directions on the left.
Amazing Donuts: Greenville SC
Duck Donuts
3935 Pelham Road, Greenville
Duck Donuts in Greenville offers made-to-order, mouth-watering donuts. Each donut can be customized with a coating, topping, or drizzle. Or you can try one of their fan favorites such as Bacon in the Sun, Chocolate Caramel Crunch, or Strawberry Shortcake. You can even place an order online and pick it up if you’re in a hurry.
Scout’s Doughnuts
Scout’s Doughnuts is run by a husband-wife team and is a creative take on doughnuts and flavors.
Some of their doughnuts are so fluffy and are actually cronuts (a cross between a doughnut and a crossaint, which, really, you can never ever go wrong with).
Follow them on Instagram or sign up for their email newsletter to get the latest info on where you can get their doughnuts.
Prepared daily, HenDough offers a changing variety of donuts. They offer cake donuts, yeast donuts, filled donuts, vegan donuts, bear claws & fritters. Donuts are priced individually, but a purchase of a dozen donuts will receive a 10% discount.
Want to know more about the unique, family-friendly venue that HenDough occupies? Gather GVL is one of our favorite venues in downtown Greenville that we can’t get enough of!
The Mad Batter Bakery and Cafe
8590 Pelham Road, Greenville, SC
You can try flavors like red velvet with oreo at The Mad Batter Bakery and Cafe. Their strawberry sprinkle doughnut looks so delicious and is giving us major Homer Simpson vibes.
Parlour Doughnuts
1901 Laurens Road, Greenville, SC
We went to check out Parlor Doughnuts because we kept hearing about how amazing their doughnuts are! We were not disappointed and now we just need to go back to try more flavors! The inside is really cute with lots of great sitting areas. They have a full coffee bar, too.
Watch! We went to Parlour Doughnuts, YUM!
The Donut Wagon
Food Truck
Who doesn’t love food trucks? After the pop-pop shop, it’s time to check out The Donut Wagon. Since 2018, this mobile food truck sells made from scratch glazed donuts along with handcrafted soft pretzels.
Once a week, they visit local towns, events, festivals, and farmers’ markets to serve their products. You can follow their schedule on social media to find out where they’ll be next!
Higgins Donut Co.
Food Truck
The Higgins Donut Co. started their business in 2023 to create meaningful work opportunities for several of their children, helping them build confidence and develop real-life job skills in a supportive environment.
You can find them at the Travelers Rest Farmers Market, but be sure to arrive early—they often sell out!
What makes them especially unique is their focus on allergy-friendly donuts that are also Celiac-safe, making it easier for families with dietary restrictions to enjoy a sweet treat. Follow their Facebook page for the latest updates, market appearances, and where to find them next.
Mochibees Donut Cafe
1270 Woodruff Road, Greenville
“Mochi-donuts” are soft, light, fluffy, crispy with a different shape than a typical donut. And Mochibees off Woodruff Road carries a variety of flavors. They even have boba tea! Mochibees Donut Cafe
Delicious Donuts in Easley, SC
You Drive Me Glazy
122 Folger Avenue, Easley, SC
You Drive Me Glazy offers gourmet mini donuts and customers get to custom-create each one they purchase.
Due West Donuts
Mama’s Sweet Shoppe
205 South Main Street, Due West, SC
Go early, because these delicious donuts from Mama’s Sweet Shoppe will sell out.
Donuts in Simpsonville, SC
Lickin Good Donuts
926 NE Main Street, Simpsonville, SC
Lickin Good Donuts has some of the most unique flavors and yummy donuts, including ones covered in fruity pebbles!
Big Apple Donuts and Cafe
219 West Butler Road, Mauldin, SC 3245 F Wade Hampton Boulevard Taylors, SC
Hand-made, gourmet donuts with a wide variety of toppings and fillings, plus breakfast sandwiches, is what you’ll find at Big Apple Donuts.
Make your way to Gaffney to find more scratch-made donuts at Sunny’s Donuts! From apple fritters, cinnamon rolls, apple bear claws, jelly-filled donuts, to old-fashioned dour cream donuts, this donut shop serves homemade donuts to will leave you yearning for more than just one.
Donuts in Hendersonville, NC
McFarlan’s Bake Shop
309 North Main Street, Hendersonville, NC
McFarlan’s Bake Shop is an old-timey bakery filled with delicious cookies, pastries, pies, cakes and donuts. Try the Boston Cream or Glazed. We don’t think you’ll be disappointed. These donuts practically melt in your mouth.
Expect a long line, sometimes stretching out the door. But don’t worry, it goes pretty quick. Go early for the best selection.
By 1 pm on Saturdays, there are usually very few donuts left, which is what happened in the picture below!
Celebrate National Donut Day
Wondering where you can celebrate National Donut Day? Celebrated on the first Friday of June, this day was originally started by Salvation Army in Chicago as a way to honor their members who assisted in WWI by serving donuts to the troops. There are a few places in Greenville where you can grab some donut deals in celebration of National Donut Day.
We recommend checking with your nearest location to ensure that they are participating. In years past, there was local participation.
What is National Donut Day?
You can even show your kids how intelligent you are by telling them some fun facts such as:
National Doughnut Day commemorates the “donut lassies,” female Salvation Army volunteers who provided donuts to soldiers on the front lines in WWI.
Donuts were actually fried in soldiers’ helmets! (Talk about using what you have!) -The donuts were fried seven at a time. -The Salvation Army started National Donut Day during the Great Depression. This was a way to raise funds and bring awareness to The Salvation Army’s social service programs.
Rations were poor, so the donut idea was conceived as a means of bringing the soldiers cheer.
Grab A Freebie From A National Donut Chain On National Doughnut Day- June 5th, 2026
Krispy Kreme
Participating Krispy Kreme locations will be offering a free donut of your choice on National Doughnut Day! Plus $2 for an original glazed dozen.
Dunkin’ Donuts
Dunkin’ is offering a free classic doughnut with the purchase of any beverage on June 5th to celebrate. Find a nearby Dunkin’ location.
Parlor Doughnuts
Is offering a free French Toast donut with any purchase. Parlor Doughnuts is on Laurens Road in Greenville.
Duck Donuts
Stop by the Greenville Duck Donut store and get a classic doughnut. No purchase is necessary. This promotion is only available in shop.
Are you looking for some new awesome breakfast restaurants in Greenville, SC?
For a tired parent, the prospect of getting out of bed any earlier than absolutely necessary is totally absurd. The only thing that might make it happen is an epic breakfast cooked (and cleaned up) by someone other than you. We get it! That’s why we recently polled Kidding Around Readers to find out what locally owned breakfast places have the power to get you up and dressed in the morning!
Reader Picks for The Best Breakfast in Greenville, SC
1. Stax Omega
The reader favorite this year was Stax Omega! This family-owned restaurant has been around since 1988 and features a very diverse menu. Their breakfast is served all day.
74 Orchard Park Drive, Greenville
Fresh squeezed orange juice and country fried steak is the best!
Jackie D.
2. Biscuit Head
Another regular to this list (and bumping up a few spots this year) is one of Downtown Greenville favorite breakfast spots, Biscuit Head. Husband and wife Jason and Carolyn Roy opened Biscuit Head with a focus on reduced carbon footprint and locally sourced food. With seven scratch-made gravies and a jam bar with over 20 butter, jam, kinds of honey, and hot sauces; there is something for everyone.
823 S Church Street, Suite C, Greenville In addition to the Greenville location, Biscuit Head also has three locations in Asheville, North Carolina.
Biscuit head bc of their amazing gluten free biscuits and their jam bar.
Stephanie M.
3. Tandem Creperie
Tandem Creperie remains in our Top 5 Breakfasts in Greenville again this year. Their sweet and savory crepes and house-made granola are favorites. Tandem Creperie prides itself in sourcing local items, and that includes the coffee, tea, and kombucha they serve.
2 South Main Street, Travelers Rest
When you want a culinary experience for breakfast!
If you are looking for delicious country food, then you have to head down Locust Hill Road to the Hungry Drover. They have homemade bread, all your breakfast favorites, omelets, grits, and just everything is delicious.
2601 Tigerville Road, Travelers Rest, SC 29690
Absoluely love their breakfast sammies, they make my day
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5. Stax Original
Stax Original is new to our list this year, but was one of the top favorites by our readers. Stax Original has been serving breakfast to Greenville residents and visitors since the early 1970s. Offering pancakes, french toast, omelettes, and eggs made every which way, you’re bound to find something to suit your palate.
1704 Poinsett Highway, Greenville
The best, by far.
Tosha S.
More Great Breakfast Restaurants In Greenville, SC
Blue Moon Bodega has been an absolute institution in Spartanburg’s downtown for over 20 years. Admittedly, it’s been on our list to try for ages… but after our recent visit? We migfht be officially locked in as lifetime customers.
If you want a true taste of Sparkle City history wrapped up in a vibrant, family-friendly market and eatery, this is your sign to go.
Meet the Founding Family
You can feel the local love the second you walk through the door, and that comes straight from the family behind the counter:
Chris “Wishbone” Walker: The husband and father who has been a bedrock of the local food scene from day one. Fun fact: He was actually one of the first ever vendors at the very first Hub City Farmers’ Market two decades ago!
Molly Cashman: His dedicated daughter, who has spearheaded so much of the company’s growth and tireless involvement in our community over the years.
5 Things We Absolutely Loved About Our Visit
1. Honest-to-Goodness Affordable Pricing
Families, let’s talk budget: this place is affordable. The owners know it, and they intentionally plan on keeping it that way. We found the portion sizes to be incredibly plentiful, and the total cost was way lower than comparable restaurants in the area. You truly get bang for your buck here.
2. High-Quality, Scratch-Made Flavors
This is seriously some of the highest-quality food we’ve enjoyed in a long time. You can immediately tell that they take sourcing their ingredients seriously. We loved that so many of them are local, and absolutely everything is made fresh in-house.
Breakfast at Blue Moon Bodega
3. Breakfast, Lunch, & Dinner Mastery
While Blue Moon is probably best known as a perfect local lunch spot, they make a fantastic breakfast, too. We’ve tried a lot of Spartanburg’s best breakfast spots, and this belongs right up there with the absolute best of them.
Bonus: The main menu is served all the way through dinnertime, making it an easy win for busy weeknights.
4. A Lifesaver Selection of Prepared Meals
Need the perfect dish for a friend’s meal train? Need a little extra help with Thanksgiving or an upcoming potluck? Or maybe you just want an easy, stress-free dinner tonight?
Their from-scratch, take-and-bake options make Blue Moon a top pick for every occasion. A few standouts to look for:
Fresh strawberry biscuits
Savory breakfast quiche
Hearty baked lasagna & stuffed peppers
Decadent chocolate pie (and so much more!)
5. A Treasure Trove for Gifts
True to its name, Blue Moon really is a bona fide bodega. If you need to build a gift basket for someone new to the area, you’ll find everything you need right here. The shelves are stocked with awesome Spartanburg merch, locally made goodies, and an excellent curated selection of wine.
Hands-Down One of the Most Family-Friendly Spots in Town
The absolute best part of our experience was how incredibly welcoming the space is for parents and kids. They’ve thought of all the little details that make dining out with a family stress-free:
Easy Logistics: Plenty of convenient parking right out front, plus single-use restrooms (an absolute lifesaver for those of us juggling kids solo).
The Vibe: Tasteful decor and plenty of screen-free seating with a selection of board games to keep everyone entertained the old-school way.
The Kids’ Menu: Absolutely fantastic—whatever you do, do not miss the kid-sized charcuterie board!
Kids Charcuterie at Blue Moon Bodega
Plan Your Visit
We could go on and on about how much we loved our visit, but we really mean it when we say we’ll be back again and again. If you’ve never visited, it’s time to check it out. And if you have? It’s time to go back!
📍 Address: 220 E Daniel Morgan Avenue, Spartanburg, SC 29302
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!
In need of local meat for sale in Greenville, SC? If you are searching for “meat farms near me” or “local meats near me”, then we have got you! The Greenville area has a number of local farmers that sell their meat products directly to customers. In addition, there are a number of locally run stores that sell local meats. Here’s where you can find locally raised meat near Greenville, SC.
Are you looking for delicious tacos in downtown Greenville with an incredible view that won’t break the bank? Papi’s Tacos sits right along the Reedy River, and the scenery is just as memorable as the food. Known for authentic Mexican street food, fresh ingredients, and family recipes passed down through generations, Papi’s has become one of Greenville’s favorite taco spots.
But in 2026, the Barrales family expanded the Papi’s brand in a big way. Alongside the original River Street taco shop, they opened Papi’s Kitchen in Greenville’s West End — an elevated dining concept with a refined menu and full bar. The original Papi’s Tacos location remains open and continues serving the casual tacos locals know and love.
The Story Behind Papi’s Tacos & Papi’s Kitchen
The story of Papi’s Tacos is rooted in family, hard work, and authentic recipes from Morelos, Mexico.
Founder Jorge Barrales Sr. came to the United States searching for a better life for his family. He first worked in California before eventually settling in Greenville near relatives already living in the Upstate. Over time, the recipes he learned from his mother became the foundation for what would grow into one of Greenville’s best-known local taco restaurants.
Today, Papi’s remains a family-run business, with Jorge Sr. working alongside his wife and son. Their focus has always been simple: authentic Mexican food made with care, fresh ingredients, and flavors that remind them of home.
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What Makes Papi’s Tacos Unique?
Papi’s Tacos describes itself as a “food truck without wheels,” offering a straightforward menu centered around authentic Mexican street food. Expect tacos, tortas, fresh-made salsas, guacamole, and dips prepared using traditional family recipes.
The River Street location remains one of the best casual dining spots in downtown Greenville thanks to:
Outdoor seating overlooking the Reedy River
A quick-service, family-friendly atmosphere
Affordable prices
Authentic Mexican flavors
Convenient access to Falls Park and the splash pad
It’s the kind of place where you can grab tacos after walking downtown, enjoying the park, or spending the afternoon with kids nearby.
What Should You Order at Papi’s Tacos?
According to the Barrales family, first-time visitors should absolutely start with the tacos.
Popular menu favorites include:
Carne Asada Tacos
Al Pastor Tacos
Carnitas
Shrimp Tacos
Birria Tacos
Tortas
House-made guacamole and salsa
The menu stays intentionally simple, focusing on quality and authentic flavors over a huge selection.
Papi’s Kitchen: The New West End Expansion
In March 2026, the Barrales family expanded their Greenville restaurant footprint by transforming their Augusta Street location into Papi’s Kitchen, a more upscale Mexican dining experience.
While the original River Street location continues operating as Papi’s Tacos, Papi’s Kitchen offers:
Elevated Mexican cuisine
Full bar service
Expanded indoor and outdoor seating
Weekend brunch
Refined dishes like duck mole and shrimp aguachile
The new concept gives diners two different ways to experience the Papi’s brand:
Papi’s Tacos: Casual, quick-service street tacos on the river
Papi’s Kitchen: A more elevated sit-down dining experience in the West End
What Locals Are Saying About Papi’s Tacos
“yum yum yum yum yum!! They are delicious!” — Heather Nicole Campbell
“We love it because it’s delicious food, right along the Reedy River, and next to the splash pad my kids love!” — Shannon Fleming
“Love this place.” — Morgan Remelgado
“My grandson’s favorite place to eat in Greenville.” — Cecelia Hamilton
Papi’s Tacos Greenville Information
Papi’s Tacos – River Street
📍 300 River Street #123, Greenville, SC 29601 📞 (864) 373-7274
Saturday morning at the Hub City Farmers Market in Spartanburg, SC, is charming, with local farms, artisan vendors, and all coming together for the Spartanburg community. Here is our review.
If you’re searching for the perfect place to find local produce in Spartanburg, SC, then you’ll be delighted by the Hub City Farmers Market. You’ll find all kinds of local goodness, from produce to plants, from lovely vendors and makers from our community!
If you are a fan of chains with country-style cooking, Josey’s Chuckwagon is a great locally-owned alternative! They have homestyle breakfast items, soups, salads, sandwiches, and country-style entrée items. Your family can eat out without having to rob a stagecoach, and if you dine out on Monday nights, kids eat for $0.99! Not convinced yet? They have delicious desserts and that alone is reason enough to go pay Josie’s Chuckwagon a visit!
Do you have a kid’s eat free night? Yes – Kids’ night is on Mondays from 5:00 pm-8:00 pm and kid’s meals are .99 cent per paying adult.
What are your contactless delivery options? Curbside pickup, drive-thru, and third-party delivery
Do you offer outdoor dining? No
What makes your spot unique? Josey’s Chuckwagon is a family-owned restaurant located on Wade Hampton Blvd cooking up the best southern food on this side of town! Many people ask where the name “Josey’s” comes from. Our owner Leonard Wells was told that he had the demeanor of “The Outlaw Josey Wales.” Since then his nickname has been “Josey!”
What dish is the most popular? The chuckwagon is one of our most popular dishes. It is a fried boneless pork fillet served with white gravy over it. It comes with your choice of any two sides, a bread choice, and a tea or lemonade.
What dish are you the proudest of? Our shrimp and grits is one of the many dishes we are most proud of. It is available to order breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
It’s my first time at your restaurant, what do you suggest we order? The chuckwagon, chicken tenders, grilled pork chops, fried chicken breast, and shrimp & grits are a few of our customer favorites!
Are you looking for local produce or a farmers market in Greenville, SC ? Greenville and the Upstate have lots of options for the freshest produce around. Whether you are searching for Greenville farmer’s markets, roadside stands, or CSA farms, we’ve got you covered.
It’s that time of year again when our mouths start to water for watermelon and fresh berries and when our dinner table can easily be filled with fresh, local vegetables. We are very fortunate to live in the Upstate where there are so many options for fresh, local produce near Greenville, SC. The definition of local isn’t a concrete one. But most experts say that to be considered local, the item has to be harvested or made within 100 miles. The benefits of eating local produce are many including better flavor, nutrients, and supporting the local farmers.
Local Produce: Greenville, SC Farmers Markets
The State Farmers Market on Rutherford Road operates Monday – Saturday from 8 am – 6 pm. They will generally have everything you need, but that’s because they fill in the gaps by ordering from out of state. If you want to stick with local produce, just ask where it came from. There are plenty of local options.
BridgeWay Farmers Market is open April 23rd – September 10th, 2026. It will operate every Thursday evening from 4-8 pm at BridgeWay Station.
Saturday Market Downtown Greenville is a favorite for many. This seasonal market opens at the beginning of May, every Saturday from 8:00 am-noon, through October. In addition to produce, a few booths contain local artists’ items.
Traveler’s Rest Farmers Market is at Trailblazer Park and starts on April 25th, 2026, and is open from 8:30 am-Noon. The market runs from late April through September 19th on Saturdays.
Greer Farmers Market is at Greer City Park (301 E Poinsett Street) and will be open Sundays starting in May and lasting through August from 11 am – 2 pm. The market season will begin April 26th, 2026. It has artisans, bakers, makers, farmers, and live music.
Farmers Market at Fountain Inn at 100 Depot Street opens on May 2nd, 2026 through August 8th, 2026, and runs every Saturday from 8 am – Noon. Lots of local goodies abound at this farmer’s market. People love it for the small-town feel as well.
Simpsonville Farmers Market is at City Hall (118 Northeast Main Street, Simpsonville) every Saturday from 8 am-Noon beginning on May 9th, 2026 and features local farms, vendors, food, and coffee.
Landrum Farmers Market is at 221 West Rutherford Street in Landrum. It occurs Saturdays from 8 am-Noon beginning from April 4th – December 12th, 2026. They have all kinds of local vendors, artisans, and farmers.
Hub City Farmers Market is at 498 Howard Street in Spartanburg. It happens every Saturday April 4th – December 12th, 2026 from 8 am – Noon.
Easley Farmers Market at N. 1st Street in Easley (next to City Hall). It happens every Saturday May 9th to August 29th (excluding July 4th) from 9 am – Noon.
Frosty Farmer happens Jan – April, 9 am – 1 pm, at McAlister Square in Greenville.
Farms with Meat, Dairy, and Local Produce: Greenville, SC
Bethel Trails Farm has pasture-raised beef, lamb, chicken, pork, and eggs. 2302 Friendship Church Road, Gray Court
JBO Ranch has amazing fresh produce. The ranch has hours on Thursday and Friday from 12 pm to 6 pm. 10749 Augusta Road , Honea Path
Clemson Area Food Exchange offers pickup options through the Clemson and Seneca areas for local food from area farms. Peruse the website to see what they offer.
Famoda Farm in Taylors, SC has their Grazin Store, where you can purchase Angus beef, family farm meal kits, a variety of meat, eggs, and more. They even have an ice cream shop open most days. 7410 Mountain View Road, Taylors
Farm in the Wildwood in Piedmont, SC offers a whole variety of fresh local produce, meat, dairy, flowers and so much more. 107 Collins Rd. Piedmont, SC 29673
Fort Powell Homestead in Powdersville offers local salad mix from St. Basil Farm by appointment.
Greenbrier Farms has local meat for sale. Check their Facebook page for the latest offerings and events. 766 Hester Store Road, Easley
Happy Cow Creamery offers milk-derived products from their cows that include chocolate milk, tons of cheeses, and local produce. They also have a full farm store for you to browse. 332 McKelvey Road, Pelzer
Horseshoe Farm has CSA Farmshare subscriptions available.
LushAcres Farm has an entire farm store full of local offerings. When you shop at LushAcres it directly supports children and families in Thornwell’s programs. Not only do they have a store but you can also shop online and at their mobile market. 1875 W. Maple St. Ext, Clinton
Southern Oaks Jerseys feature Jersey dairy cows to produce their items, the dairy they sell contains 20% more protein, 20% calcium, and more butterfat (flavor) than other kinds of milk. They offer their products at local markets. 1458 Highway 20, Abbeville
Providence Farm has local meat, eggs, milk, cheeses, ferments, elderberry syrup, grits, and cornmeal. 110 Walker Road, Anderson
Skyland Farms offers farm-raised meat, local-sourced produce, mushrooms, and eggs. 4124 North Hwy 14, Greer
Split Creek Farm has goat’s milk, goat cheese, yogurt, and fudge available at their Anderson farm. Bonus points because you can see baby goats while you swing by the farm shop on weekends. 3806 Centerville Road, Anderson
The Frosty Farmer – an indoor farmers market during the winter held at McAlister Square in Greenville. They have at least one local farmer with produce plus other farms that bring fish and meat. They also have other fantastic vendors – we highly recommend. 225 S. Pleasantburg Dr, Greenville, SC
Greenville State Farmers Market – open daily year-round and located not far from downtown Greenville. They have some great prices on things like produce and beans. They also carry meat, eggs, coffee, and other goodies. 1354 Rutherford Rd, Greenville
Produce Roadside Stands and Local Stores Near Greenville
Topsoil Kitchen & Market, while not a farm, does work with many local farms to sell their produce and other goods. Plus, they’ve got ready-made meals to order with curbside pickup! 13 S Main Street, Travelers Rest
Taylor Boys Produce has a list online you can choose from that includes fruit and vegetables. Pickup is available at their location in Enoree. 4138 Cross Anchor Road, Enoree
Tomato Vine – open year-round. Follow on Facebook for the most up-to-date inventory of produce. 4120 Old Buncombe Road, Greenville
Dillard’s Peach Stand is now open for the 2026 season with local produce like tomatoes, corn, jalapenos, cantaloupes, and berries – plus peaches of course – once the peach season begins. Only open during the summer.
Fisher’s Orchard on Jordan Road in Greer. They are generally known for their peaches, but during the peach season, they also offer quite a bit of local produce. Only open during the summer. 504 South Buncombe Road, Greer
Bagwell Farms offers lots of summer produce like watermelons, squash, and corn. 1605 Jonesville Road, Simpsonville
Swamp Rabbit Cafe offers a variety of local produce, goods, meats, dairy, and more. They are open year-round, with season produce. 205 Cedar Lane Road, Greenville
Bob & Lisa’s Produce is open seasonally and offers veggies, fruits, jams, and more. 9706 Anderson Road, Piedmont
Sweetheart Farm is a farmstand located in Salem, SC that offers farm-grown produce, flowers, and goods. 250 Mountain View Road, Salem
Storm Acres Farm LLC is a small, family-owned farm in Oconee County where you can find homegrown vegetables, eggs, cut flowers, nuts, and meat. They are open seasonally, with eggs available in winter. 135 Cedar Hollow Road, Seneca, SC
Feed & Seed near Downtown Greenville, SC has a 100% local Harvest Box, where you can grab a seasonal produce box in Spring, Summer, and Fall. They also have holiday boxes in November and December. They also have an additional option that includes local ground beef, eggs, or ground sausage. 701 Easley Bridge Road, Greenville, SC
Online Local Produce that Deliver: Greenville, SC
This is a relatively new and exciting way to buy local produce. You go online to these sites, order the produce you want and they collect from local farms and deliver to an agreed-upon location. Neat, huh?
