Looking for a place to go strawberry picking? Greenville, SC and the surrounding area have over a dozen farms just waiting for you to pick those juicy berries! If you don’t like doing the hard work yourself, you will also find farms that have prepicked berries for you. Here’s the inside scoop about which local farms to go strawberry picking in Greenville, Spartanburg, and the Anderson areas.
And since we know how much you all love maps, we made one for all these strawberry farms:
(more…)Love a good bagel? Delicious New York style bagels and sandwiches that are made fresh daily is what you’ll find at Greenfields Bagels & Deli off of Laurens Road in Greenville, SC. Plus, it’s kosher. They have 18 bagel topping options, including omelet bagels, along with a large selection of deli sandwiches, salads, vegetarian options, soups, smoked fish, and sweet treats! Learn more directly from owner Robin below.
Owner’s name: Robin Greenfield
Do you have a kids’ menu? Yes
What are your delivery options? Pickup inside only, Third-Party Delivery
Do you offer outdoor dining? Outdoor Dining – Open Air
What makes your spot unique?
Only kosher-style deli in the area. Fresh made bagels every day. Freshly made salads, soups, and deli sandwiches.
What dish is the most popular? Bagels
What dish are you the proudest of? Bagels
It’s my first time at your restaurant, what do you suggest we order?
The Reuben or Rachel sandwich and a dozen bagels!
Where do you love to eat when not at work?
Pita House
Gifting Options: Gift certificates
When we’re in Gvlle visiting, I always bring bagels home to sunny S Florida💕
Susie Koppele LynnYes yes yes! Bagels, RAINBOW cookies, lox oh my! MY FAVE
Amanda H HildrethJust like New York bagels great place!
Robin SommeseTheir Rachel is so good!
Vicki Johnson
Greenfield’s Bagels & Deli
101 Verdae Boulevard, Greenville | 864.987.0064206
Check out our list of the 5 best breakfast places in the Greenville area and see if your favorite made the cut.
Looking for a CSA near Greenville, SC? Or maybe you’re curious about CSAs in general? In this article, you will learn how CSA farms work and the benefits of CSA programs for the farms and customers. And of course, where you can find a CSA in Greenville, SC.
The “farm to table” dining experience has taken the country by storm and indeed, it sounds divinely delicious: chefs are using fresh food straight from the farm, local ingredients to create tasty and (mostly) healthy meals. This type of cooking is spreading quickly, including Greenville, but eating out isn’t feasible every day so what about creating your own farm-to-table experience at home?
Enter Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) programs, where families and individuals buy into a local farm for a certain number of weeks a year, sharing the risks and rewards of the crop, and get fresh ingredients either delivered to their door or made available for pickup every week. It is the perfect way to support local farms and eat the freshest and healthiest ingredients around.
CSAs work as a partnership between the member and the farmers. By buying into the farm itself, the family has its own share and reaps the seasonal harvest as they are grown. There are some inherent risks, however, as bad weather and pests can destroy part of a crop any given year although the farmers take great care to protect their harvests as best they can and many have agreements with other farms in nearby states to supplement their own harvests if need be.
One great benefit of getting farm fresh food from a CSA is that it’s so much healthier than conventional meat, eggs, and dairy products. And by buying a share in CSA, members get the option of cooking with lesser known ingredients that they may never have tried in the past.
Many CSAs will give their members recipes every week using the fruits, vegetables, meats and dairy products that are in that particular week’s share. So not only do you get to try new foods, you get to hone those cooking skills as well. Sautéed Swiss chard with parmesan? Yes please. Blueberry cobbler? I’ll take seconds.
Lastly, not only do you get the benefit of supporting a locally owned farm, but the costs can be comparable to shopping at grocery stores. Some CSAs will require payment for the entire season upfront or a deposit and prices vary widely and will also be dependent on whether the member wants a full or half share.
Members pick up their shares every week at the same time and place, either at the farm itself or somewhere convenient in Greenville, with reusable shopping bags. Some farms will deliver weekly shares to your door. Seasons run in blocks usually in spring through the summer and another from late summer through the end of fall although some farms will start in January.
Ready to buy into a CSA and start your own fresh food, farm-to-table experience? Here are a few available in the Greenville area:
Farm in the Wildwood / Upstate Farmers Collective, Upstate SC
Delivery? No (community pickup locations available)
Customizable? No- but different sizes available
Type? Weekly Produce Bag
Choose a Small or Large share to fit your needs. Each week typically includes a variety such as 2 leafy greens, a vegetable, a root, and a fresh herb (contents vary by season). Small shares are ideal for 2–3 people, while large shares feed 4–5.
A little background: A flexible, mom-designed CSA now in its 5th year, recently expanded into a multi-farmer collective focused on pesticide-free growing and soil stewardship.
Growing Green Family Farms, Anderson, SC
Delivery? Yes
Customizable? Yes
Type? Produce, herbs, microgreens, herbal drink
Feed & Seed Co.’s Harvest Box, Greenville, SC
Delivery? No
Customizable? No
Type? Produce
Horseshoe Farms, Travelers Rest, SC
Delivery? No
Customizable? No
Type? Produce
Bio-Way Farms, Ware Shoals, SC
Delivery? No
Customizable? No
Type? Produce
Mill Village Farms offers a Foodshare Box
Delivery? No
Customizable? No
Type? Produce
Sharecroppers Farm, Spartanburg, SC
Delivery? No
Customizable? No
Type? Produce, eggs
GrassFat Farms, Greenwood, SC with shipping available across SC (this is a meat CSA)
Delivery? No
Customizable? Yes – to pick your cuts
Type? Beef
Farmbox Carolina, serving the Upstate and Hendersonville/Asheville area, and delivering to your door.
Delivery? Yes
Customizable? Yes
Type? Produce, Meat, Dairy and other local pantry items
🥕 Want to find other local produce? We’ve rounded up the best spots for local produce and ingredients for you.
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Here are some GREAT farm-to-table restaurants near Greenville, SC!
Have you ever joined a local CSA? We would love to hear what you thought of your experience?
Ever heard of Pinguinos Hermanos? Love a good shaved ice? A sure sign that warmer weather is on the way is the reopening of the shaved ice establishments in Upstate. Of course, most people have their favorites. This is funny because, really, it’s all just the same. Some crumbled-up ice topped with sugary syrup. Right?
What if we told you the newest frozen obsession for a bunch of Upstate, SC residents were different than the rest?
What if we also told you that people stand in lines two dozen people deep waiting to get their hands on one of these “Instaworthy” desserts?
It’s TRUE. All of it!
Here are all of the best places to find snow cones near Greenville, SC!
Are you a fan of local food trucks? Check out our Guide To The Food Trucks Near Greenville, SC
Newly introduced to the Upstate several years ago, the owners of the Pinguinos Hermanos Raspados quickly found themselves needing more trucks! I bet you’re probably wondering what the fuss is about?
Fresh fruit syrup, that’s what makes the difference. But, once you try shaved ice this way, you’ll be ruined for any other kind. I have seen people stand in the pouring rain waiting to get one. And, I was standing right there alongside them.
They are that good.
Most of the options include freshly made fruit syrups layered with sweet cream or mango syrup poured over shaved ice.
The Specialty flavors come in so many delicious flavors!
They are definitely a shareable size, although once you start, I doubt you’ll want to hand it off. Fresh fruit, not your jam (haha, get it??) That’s OK; they also have traditional shave ice with the flavored syrups you can find elsewhere.
They offer all the local favorites, including tigers blood! Are you craving one yet?
Owners:
David Guzman
What is the most popular item on your regular menu?
Georgia peach, Gloria, Strawberry cheesecake, Golden nugget
What makes your business unique from others?
Our flavors made with real fruit
It’s Happiness in a cup
AvieIf you haven’t visited Hampton Station in Greenville, SC yet, go ahead and put it on your bucket list. Located just minutes from Main Street and directly on the Swamp Rabbit Trail, it’s in a great location. Before you head there, we’ve got you covered on things to do, places to eat, and things you should do with your kids.
Get ready to cheer, laugh, and maybe even compete a little! The Game Show Challenge at Hampton Station brings fast-paced fun where families can test their trivia skills, complete silly challenges, and enjoy a lively, interactive experience together. It’s a great way to mix things up during your visit—perfect for older kids, teens, and parents who love a little friendly competition.
864-481-8740
Take a pottery class at Hollowed Earth Pottery. With classes for both kids and adults, there’s something for every skill level of pottery-making. They also offer studio memberships if you want to continue to improve. And if you don’t want to actually make the pottery yourself, peruse their retail space and shop for mugs, bowls, plates, and more.
864.757.2097
Escape Artist Greenville recently opened a new location at Hampton Station. Grab your friends and family and see who can crack the code to get out of the room first. They are open Thursdays 4 pm – 8:30 pm, Fridays and Saturdays 12 pm – 8:30 pm, and Sundays 12 pm – 7 pm.
864.509.9305
Pedego Greenville is an e-bike shop where you can purchase or rent a bike. They even offer tours. You can easily hop on the Swamp Rabbit Trail from Hampton Station, and explore all that Greenville has to offer along the trail. Pedego Greenville is open Tuesday – Sunday 10 am – 6 pm.
864.565.9600
Grab a cup of coffee at Due South Coffee. This forward-thinking local coffee shop roasts a variety of flavorful coffee for you to either start your day with or give it a little jumpstart in the afternoon.
864.283.6680
Keipi is a nonprofit restaurant that offers food, wine, and experiential dining from the Republic of Georgia. Their hours are Wednesday-Thursday 4 pm – 9 pm, Fridays 4 pm – 11 pm, Saturdays 11:30 am – 11 pm, and Sundays 11:30 am – 7 pm.
864.209.1719
We’re big fans of Yellowbobbypins, and your kids will be, too. They offer art classes for kids ages 2-12 years old. Classes are offered by the semester or you can just drop in. Take a look at our full review of Yellowbobbypins, and give them a visit the next time you’re at Hampton Station!
864.238.0599
Take your kids to one of the seasonal kid’s pottery classes at Hollowed Earth Pottery.
Rent bikes from Pedego Greenville and ride up and down the Swamp Rabbit Trail. Stop for tacos at White Duck Taco.
Check out one of two murals at Hampton Station:
Have a picnic with your kids at one of the many outdoor picnic tables.
Looking for unique date ideas in Greenville, SC? We’ve got you covered with our Ultimate Date Night Guide. And, of course, no date is complete without a good dinner. Check out our Ultimate Guide to Restaurants in Greenville, SC to make the perfect date night.
What do you like the most at Hampton Station?
And if you’re looking for somewhere to eat, here are the best restaurants in Greenville!
Looking for great restaurant for brunch in Spartanburg, SC?
There are a lot of restaurants in Hub City with brunch menus. How do you pick one? We asked our readers for their favorite brunch spots in Spartanburg and this list where they guided us. Here are our readers’ favorite brunch restaurants!
Hearing the word “brunch” just now brought a smile to your face, didn’t it?
Go ahead, try saying brunch to someone. Their face lit up, didn’t it? No one ever sounds upset over having to eat brunch. Usually consisting of an overindulgent entrée and beverage, this meal is meant to be savored and enjoyed at a relaxed pace. Regardless of whether you slept in or had a busy morning and skipped breakfast, we have the perfect spots for you to grab brunch with your bunch.
Looking for outdoor dining options in Spartanburg? These restaurants have outdoor dining spaces, with heat, so you can dine out in any weather.
We asked our readers where the best place to find brunch is in Spartanburg. Here are the top 10 brunch spots in Spartanburg according to our readers and what makes them the favored spots.
1800 Drayton Road, Spartanburg SC 29333 | 864.310.4177 | Brunch hours: 11 am to 2:30 pm
Dray: Bar & Grill is quickly becoming one of the most popular places in Spartanburg. The outdoor fireside dining, delicious hand-crafted drinks, and mouthwatering dishes created by Chef Bob Munnich have made it quickly rise to the top of all of our lists on Kidding Around.
Love Dray: Bar & Grill. Great handcrafted cocktails and the food is always fresh and delicious. Our go-to spot!
Samantha CPlus the kids can be loud outside and no one cares
Megan B
2601 East Main Street, Spartanburg SC 29307 | 864.541.7981 | Brunch hours: 8 am to 2 pm
Adding some French country chic to Main Street, Mon Amie graciously serves breakfast all day. Sweet and savory crepes adorn the menu with some clever twists on southern fare. Feeling Emily goes to Paris? Try their Parisienne Crème French Toast. Ooh la la!
I’ve never had anything there I didn’t love.
Eddie E.The New Orleans crepe is hands down the best thing on the menu
Cassie L.B.Mon Amie – wonderful coffee & crepes
Jordan M.4078 HYW 9 Boiling Springs, SC 29316 | 864.586.3900 | Brunch hours: 12 pm to 6 pm
Ever had BBQ for brunch? New to the list, New Groove Brewery shows us how. We spy bacon gravy and all that goodness with their buttermilk cathead brisket biskets! This #BRAWNch suggestion is a great add!
226 B. West Main Street, Spartanburg SC 29301 | 864.699.9669 | Sunday hours: 11-2 pm
5850 Reidville Road, Moore SC 29369 | 864.610.1537 | Brunch hours: 11-2 pm
The Cribb family has been making people happy with their food for several generations. You can enjoy a custom-made cocktail and items from a seasonal brunch menu.
Cribbs – bottomless mimosas & excellent food
Jordan M.930 East Main Street, Spartanburg | 864.327.8228 | Brunch Hours: Sunday 10 am
When you think of brunch, you typically don’t think of breakfast chimichangas or Mexican-inspired chicken & waffles. But Willy Taco offers a Sunday Funday Brunch menu with these two items and more.
12 Main Street, Inman | 864.708.3772 | 9 – 11:30 am
The Crepe Factory is located just outside of Spartanburg in Inman and offers a brunch-specific menu. You’ll find both sweet and savory crepes as well as a brunch burger, avocado toast, and more on the menu.
774 Spartan Boulevard, Spartanburg | 864.327.3333 | Sunday 11 am – 3 pm
Did you know that CityRange has a Sunday Brunch Buffet? For $30/adult and $13/child, you can experience an all-you-can-eat brunch buffet with a variety of options. Top it off with a beignet or mimosa or crafted cocktail, and your Sunday Brunch will top the rest.
5844 Reidville Road, Moore | 864.485.3091 | 6 am – 2 pm
Known for its breakfast menu, Eggs Up also offers a Big City Brunch menu. You’ll find items like Coastal Crab Benedict, Crispy Chicken & Biscuit Platter, Cali Mac & Cheese Bowl, and more on the menu.
We hope the next time you decide to combine the first two meals of the day, you do so at a relaxed pace.
Did we leave off your favorite place to enjoy brunch? Let us know in the comments!
Looking for more great restaurants? Here are some of the best restaurants in Spartanburg, SC!
Looking for the most delicious, best nachos Greenville, SC has to offer? Whether you are looking for traditional nachos or nachos with unique toppings, you’ve come to the right place. Our readers are sharing their top 5 favorite places for nachos in Greenville.
Are you looking for a restaurant for Easter brunch in Greenville, SC? Or maybe a restaurant offering take-out? We get it. Sometimes a huge home-prepared meal just isn’t feasible. These restaurants have dine-in and take-out meals for Easter 2026.
Want more things to do this Easter in Greenville? Find all our fantastic Easter content on our Guide to Easter in Greenville.
Ordering your 2026 Easter meal from a restaurant is a win-win situation! You don’t have to cook dinner, and you’ll be helping a local business. We gathered up info on Greenville options for dine-in brunch, dinner, and take-out meals.
Please note: Many restaurants don’t plan far in advance or share information right away, so some of what you see may not be the most current info. We’ll try to keep it updated, but be sure to confirm details with the restaurant!
A favorite of Kidding Around readers, Soby’s offers a popular Sunday brunch that includes brioche French toast, a carving station, cheese grits, a waffle station, and an array of sweet treats. Reservations are recommended. Sunday Brunch is typically served 10 am-2 pm.
207 S. Main Street, Greenville | 864-232-7007
Table 301 restaurants all do nice brunches but make reservations yesterday (especially for Soby’s!)
Eva F.K.Omelets, French toast, shrimp and grits, and fried chicken are part on this yummy brunch menu. Sunday Brunch is served 10 am – 3 pm.
Larkin’s is also hosting an Easter Egg Hunt and Brunch on Sunday, April 5th, 2026 at Larkin’s Sawmill. The Easter Bunny will be there for pictures. Prices include open buffet, egg hunt, and coffee or tea. Alcoholic beverages, soda, and juices are will be available for purchase.. Bring your favorite Easter basket! Order your tickets in advance on Eventbrite. Tickets are $53/adults and $28/kids ages 3-12. Children two and under are free.
32 East Broad Street, Greenville | 864-467-9777
You can enjoy a grits bar and other delicious offerings while you people-watch from the sidewalk dining area at Nose Dive. Add a signature drink from Crafted and you have the perfect holiday brunch meal. Sunday Brunch is typically served 10 am – 2 pm
116 South Main Street, Greenville | 864-373-7300
In the heart of downtown Greenville, Tupelo Honey serves jazzed up Southern fare, Bloody Maryss, and mimosas for brunch. They also have an excellent kids’ menu that consists of delights like sweet potato buttermilk pancakes and a kid’s country breakfast. Sunday Brunch is typically served 9 am – 4 pm
1 North Main Street, Greenville | 864-451-6200
Fork and Plough is a locally owned, locally sourced restaurant whose menu is constantly changing to reflect the fresh ingredients they procure. They are kid-approved and will work with your dietary restrictions. Sunday hours are 10:00 am to 2:00 pm. Reservations highly encourgaed. Their 2026 Easter Sunday Buffet is Sunday, April 5 from 4-7 pm. Adults are $60 and kids are $20. Reserve your spot here.
1629 East North Street, Greenville | 864-609-4249
Reedy Falls is a beautiful backdrop for an Easter brunch, and Passerelle Bistro offers just that. French-inspired menu items include omelets, sandwiches, and salads. 2026 Easter Sunday hours 11 am – 3 pm.
601 South Main Street, Greenville | 864-509-0142
Avenue will be serving an Easter brunch on April 5th, 2026 with seating times between 10 am – 1 pm. Enjoy an all-inclusive holiday meal from Avenue Executive Chef Tanner Marino. Guests will create their own personal meal by visiting the easter Buffet, chef-attended carving station, and build-your-own-grits bar and dessert station.The buffet is all-inclusive except for a credit card bar offering mimosas, Bloody Marys, beer, and wine. Tickets are $63/adults, $28 for children 6 – 12. Children five and under dine free.
110 E Court Street, Greenville
Enjoy your Easter brunch at Juniper atop the AC Hotel in downtown Greenville. You’ll get great food and beautiful, sweeping views of the mountains. Juniper typically serves brunch 11 am – 3 pm. Definitely make reservations.
315 S Main Street, Greenville | 864-549-0000
Locally owned CityRange has a Sunday Brunch from 10:30 am – 2:30 pm each week (11 am – 3:00 pm at Spartanburg location). The Western Omelet and Hot Chicken & Waffles look especially delicious.
615 Haywood Rd., Greenville | 864-286-9018
774 Spartan Blvd., Spartanburg | 864-327-3333
Chophouse will host a special 2026 Easter brunch menu (plus their regular menu) from 12 pm – 2 pm. All food and drinks are a la carte. Reservations highly encouraged.
36 Beacon Drive, Greenville | 864-286-8700
Open 11 am – 3 pm on Easter Sunday 2026, Restaurant 17 will be serving a menu of elevated brunch items. Reservations available via phone 864-674-1625 or via OpenTable. They will also be open for regular dinner service from 6 pm-8 pm.
10 Rd of Vines, Travelers Rest | 864-674-1625
Make your Sunday spread as easy as can be with house-smoked ham, chicken pot pie, take and bake cinnamon rolls, carrot cupcakes, and so much more!
205 Cedar Lane Road, Greenville | 864-255-3385
2026 pre-order info not available at time of publication: Fork and Plough has a big menu to choose from with ham as the main dish plus 10 different sides, rolls, and desserts. Everything is a la carte so prices vary.
1629 East North Street, Greenville | 864-609-4249
Easter desserts include 9″ cakes, cookies by the half or full dozen, bundt cakes, and pies and bars. Orders must be in and paid for by March 29th, 2026. Pickup is April 3rd or 4th.
Mad Hatter has many cakes, pies, and other desserts to choose from. Place you pre-order here by March 27th, 2026.
8590 Pelham Rd #14, Greenville | 864-252-4191
Get any number of Easter desserts from this delicious bakery. They have cakes, cookies, and a number of other treats.
21 Roper Mountain Road, Greenville | 864-233-3996
Spartanburg restaurants offer up a delicious food on Easter Sunday, so why not let someone else do all the cooking? Consider it the Easter Bunny’s gift to you! Reservations are highly recommended for this busy Sunday holiday.
Locally owned CityRange has a Sunday Brunch from 10:30 am – 2:30 pm each week (11 am – 3:00 pm at Spartanburg location). The Western Omelet and Hot Chicken & Waffles look especially delicious.
615 Haywood Rd., Greenville | 864-286-9018
774 Spartan Blvd., Spartanburg | 864-327-3333
2026 pre-order info not available at time of publication: Order a la carte. Blue Moon Easter Menu typically includes ham with Easter glaze, mashed potatoes, mac and cheese, a variety of delicious vegetables, desserts, and much more.
Spartanburg favorite Wade’s has frozen to-go items perfect for Easter dinner or brunch. No pre-order necessary.
Options for Easter at Wades include mac and cheese, cornbread dressing, broccoli casserole, a variety of pies, turkey and ham, creamed corn, and lots more!
What’s your plan for Easter brunch?
Plant Stella is one of those downtown Greenville spots that makes you slow down and smile. Whether you’re strolling through Falls Park or exploring Main Street, this little oasis is the perfect place to pause with your kids (or your teen!) and soak in something beautiful — and delicious.
Here’s what you can expect when you visit.
📍 11 Falls Park Drive, Greenville, SC 29601
🌿 Located right by Falls Park on the Reedy — perfect for pairing with a park day!
Plant Stella Website
Full disclosure, my teenage son, Chris, had already discovered Plant Stella before we went together. He and one of his friends call it “their spot” in downtown Greenville. They love looking at all the unique plants, like venus fly traps, and grabbing boba tea or a fun Hello Kitty soda. It is, as they say, a fun place to chill. So, when we were in the area together, he was excited to stop by Plant Stella and show it to me.
The moment you step inside, it feels like you’ve left the street behind. Everywhere you look, there’s something gorgeous growing. The design is immersive and incredibly welcoming, with lush greenery surrounding you from floor to ceiling.
The calm sound of trickling water adds to the peaceful vibe. It really does feel like stepping into another world — a refreshing break from downtown.
It’s not a huge space, and the walkways are a little narrow, but that cozy layout adds to the charm. There’s so much to look at, from leafy plants to little design details tucked into every corner.
Let’s talk about the boba — because it’s so good.
There are tons of flavor combinations, so everyone in your family can find something they love. Whether your kids like fruity, sweet, or classic tea flavors, there are plenty of options to mix and match.
Here’s what we tried:
The popping boba is always a hit. It turns a simple drink into a fun little experience — especially for older kids and teens who love customizing their order.
If you have a teen, this is such a great downtown stop.
It feels a little more grown-up than a typical ice cream run, but still totally fun. Let them pick their own flavor combo, snap a few photos in the greenery, and enjoy a relaxed treat together. It’s an easy way to connect without it feeling forced — just a casual, cool stop during your day out.
This is a great stop for:
Plant Stella is such a fun, family-friendly stop right in the heart of Greenville. It’s easy to enjoy, beautiful to explore, and definitely worth adding to your next downtown adventure.
Have you been to Plant Stella yet? Tell us what your family ordered — we’re always looking for our next favorite combo! 🌿🥤
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Check out this Bubble Tea Tour of Greenville
Are you looking for a family-friendly place to enjoy a meal? Universal Joint in Greenville, SC is the perfect place to do just that. Don’t worry if a burger isn’t what you crave, they have other delicious things on the menu too!
Looking for a great date night option? Universal Joint is located right next door to Stone Pin Company. You can plan a night of dinner and bowling, without having to drive to another location.
For more great restaurants, don’t miss our Restaurant Guide to Upstate, SC
Owners – Murray, Hudson, Kerry, and Daylin
Do you have a kid’s menu? Yes
What are your delivery options? Door Dash
Do you offer outdoor dining? Yes – heated, covered & Open air
What makes your spot unique?
We offer a nice variety of dishes, are located in an old gas station with large garage doors that open to a fabulous patio, we are dog-friendly, and always have a rotating draft selection to keep choices fresh.
What dish is the most popular?
All our burger varieties
What dish are you the proudest of?
Everything! It’s all so flavorful!
It’s my first time at your restaurant, what do you suggest we order?
Either the Blackened Fish Tacos or a Burger with the variety choice that suites your tastebuds the best (the Steinbeck and California are very popular options).
Where do you love to eat when not at work?
The Greenville Cazbah
Gifting Options:
Gift cards
The hummus plate is amazing!
Stephanie SExcellent burgers and patio!
Adair P.Universal Joint Greenville
300 East Stone Ave, Greenville | 864.252.4055
For more great restaurants, don’t miss our Restaurant Guide to Upstate, SC
