Find Delicious Things to Eat at Restaurants in Greer, SC

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Breakfast in Greer

Barista Alley (101 Trade St.): Coffee shop with delicious crepes, smoothies, avocado toast in the super cool atmosphere of an old bank, complete with the old vault.

Select (112 Trade St.): Delicious and beautiful plates of pancakes, waffles, bellinis, eggs, omelets and a lot more.

Eggs Up Grill (805 W. Wade Hampton Blvd.): This popular breakfast chain has a location in Greer, SC on Wade Hampton Boulevard, in the plaza with Belk.

Lunch in Greer and Dinner in Greer

Cafe on Trade (224 Trade St.): Offering a variety of soups, salads and sandwiches for lunchtime dining, Cafe on Trade is a great place to pick up some food to go to enjoy in nearby Greer City Park, or dine-in. Order counter style.

Wild Ace Pizza & Pub (103 Depot St.): Pizza, salads and wings, with a bar, indoor and outdoor seating make this one popular spot in Greer.

The Mason Jar (202 Trade St.): Burgers and sandwiches along Trade Street.

Southern Growl (155 N. Buncombe Rd.): Check out the weekly burger and chicken sandwich specials at the Southern Growl. Also, their craft beer does not disappoint. They offer indoor dining and outdoor dining.

The Great Bay Oyster House (109 E. Poinsett St.): Seafood, oysters, and sushi in a cozy downtown Greer setting. Happy hour daily 4:30 to 6 p.m.

Merrell’s Pizza (1207 W. Poinsett St.): Locally owned and popular pizza spot. Really great wings!

The Slice 3.0 (107 S. Main St.): This family-owned New York-style pizzeria opened its third Upstate location right in downtown Greer. Think big, foldable slices, cup-and-char pepperoni, Sicilian-style pies, calzones and stromboli. They also serve pasta, wings and salads, and have a full bar.

House 509 Bistro & Wine Bar (100 Wicker Park Ave., O’Neal Village): An intimate, upscale bistro featuring Haitian-Southern-French fusion from Chef Guichard Ulysse, the 2026 SC Chef Ambassador. Known for signature “entree flights” and intentional wine pairings. Dinner only, Tuesday through Saturday.

White Wine & Butter at Greer Golf (2299-A Gap Creek Rd.): A Cajun trattoria from Food Network “Chopped” contestant Chef Michael Sibert, featuring housemade pastas, seafood gumbo, tableside preparations, and a full bar. Located inside Greer Golf Course and open to the public. Closed Monday and Tuesday.

Copper River Grill (14440 E. Wade Hampton Blvd.): A locally born restaurant chain serving American grill favorites, steaks, burgers, and a solid kids’ menu.

Capri’s Italian Restaurant (14180 E. Wade Hampton Blvd.): A beloved Upstate Italian restaurant since 1944, Capri’s opened its fifth location in Greer in February 2026. Steaks, seafood, pasta, and a kids’ menu in a warm, family-friendly atmosphere. Dinner only, Tuesday through Sunday.

Dessert in Greer

Dillard’s Ice Cream Parlor (500 S. Buncombe Rd.): This classic roadside stand offers ice cream cones, sundaes, shakes and sometimes cake. The stand also offers some fresh seasonal produce. Cash or check only.

Restaurants on Trade Street in Downtown Greer, SC

Trade Street is the hub of Greer’s historic downtown, and it’s gorgeous. It’s a fabulous spot to take a stroll, watch the trains rumble by, and enjoy something delicious to eat!

Discover more about Downtown Greer, including parks and things to do, in our Guide to Downtown Greer, SC.

The Mason Jar (202 Trade St.): Burgers, sandwiches, and a scratch kitchen with karaoke on Friday and Saturday nights.

Cafe on Trade (224 Trade St.): Sandwiches, salads, and specials for lunch and sometimes weekend breakfast.

Barista Alley (101 Trade St.): Coffee shop with pastries, crepes and breakfast sandwiches, smoothies, and of course, coffee.

Los Portales (109 Trade St.): Mexican restaurant with a full menu of favorites. Open Tuesday through Sunday.

The Great Bay Oyster House (109 E. Poinsett St.): Seafood

L’Incanto (E. Poinsett St.): Italian Cuisine

Crate Restaurant & Wine Bar (213 Trade St.): Small Plate Southern Cuisine

Select (112 Trade St.): American food, brunch through dinner

Blue Ridge Brewing (308 Trade St.): Pub food with a rooftop bar

304 Grill (304 Trade St.): American bar and grill with homemade mac and cheese, wings, and filet specials. Live music on Fridays. Open Tuesday through Saturday, 4 p.m. to 1 a.m.

The Slice 3.0 (107 S. Main St.): New York-style pizza with a full bar, calzones, stromboli and all the classic slices.

Trade Street Social (315 Trade St.): A 6,000-square-foot entertainment dining spot with three golf simulators, craft cocktails, and casual eats like tacos, wings, burgers, and flatbreads. Great for groups and family fun. Live music on Fridays.

What Restaurants Are Near Greenville/Spartanburg Airport?

The restaurants closest to the Greenville Spartanburg Airport are in Greer, SC. They are located along Highway 14 North in Greer, SC

• Tropical Grill (3093 SC-14)
• Sweet Basil Thai (8590 Pelham Rd., Greenville)
• Mutts BBQ Greer (101 West Rd.): A favorite destination for BBQ in the Upstate. You can order a-la-carte or enjoy a buffet.
• Rick Erwin’s Eastside (8595 Pelham Rd., Greenville): Steaks, seafood, wine
• Bubba Annie’s (996 Batesville Rd.): Locally owned restaurant and bar, family-friendly, with pub food, sandwiches, wraps, salads, and bbq.
• Burger King

Restaurants in Greer, SC on Wade Hampton Boulevard

• Panera Bread (1220 W. Wade Hampton Blvd.)
• Culver’s
• Popeyes Louisiana Chicken (1109 W. Wade Hampton Blvd.)
• Cook Out (1353 W. Wade Hampton Blvd.)
• Zaxby’s (920 W. Wade Hampton Blvd.)
• Applebee’s (704 W. Wade Hampton Blvd.)
• Guacamole Mexican Restaurant (103 E. Wade Hampton Blvd.)
• Copper River Grill (14440 E. Wade Hampton Blvd.)
• Southern Growl (155 N. Buncombe Rd.): Just off of Wade Hampton on Buncombe Road
• Chili’s
• Capri’s Italian Restaurant (14180 E. Wade Hampton Blvd.): A beloved Upstate Italian restaurant since 1944, now with a Greer location. Steaks, seafood, pasta, and a kids’ menu. Dinner only.
• Guthrie’s (1308 W. Wade Hampton Blvd.): The self-proclaimed “original chicken finger restaurant” opened its first Upstate location here. Simple menu: chicken fingers, crinkle-cut fries, coleslaw, and Texas toast with their signature sauce. Has a drive-thru.

Romantic Restaurants in Greer

L’Incanto (E. Poinsett St.): Italian Cuisine

Select (112 Trade St.)

House 509 Bistro & Wine Bar (100 Wicker Park Ave., O’Neal Village): Intimate fusion dining with intentional wine pairings.

White Wine & Butter at Greer Golf (2299-A Gap Creek Rd.): Cajun trattoria with tableside preparations and a full bar.

Best Places to Eat With Young Kids in Greer

Mutts BBQ Greer (101 West Rd.): Picky kids seem to love buffets when nothing touches that plate unless they want to put it there. The barbecue buffet at Mutts has lots of kid-friendly options.

The Slice 3.0 (107 S. Main St.): New York-style pizza is always a hit with kids, and the relaxed, family-friendly atmosphere makes this a great pick for downtown Greer.

Trade Street Social (315 Trade St.): Kids can try the golf simulators with adult supervision, and the casual menu of tacos, wings, and burgers has something for everyone.

Capri’s Italian Restaurant (14180 E. Wade Hampton Blvd.): Classic Italian comfort food with a kids’ menu in a warm, family-friendly setting.

Southern Growl (155 N. Buncombe Rd.): Just off of Wade Hampton on Buncombe Road, the outdoor play area is great

Best for Business Lunches or Meetings

Trade Street Social (315 Trade St.): Ample seating, reservable golf simulators, and casual dining make this a fun option for team outings or group lunches.

Good for large groups:

Wild Ace Pizza & Pub (103 Depot St.): Downtown Greer. Lots of space for dining indoors or outdoors to accommodate a larger group. The menu has pizzas, salads, sandwiches, wings and appetizers to please a wide array of preferences.

Budget-Friendly Restaurants in Greer

Tropical Grill (3093 SC-14): Family meal deals provide a good budget-friendly option.

Guthrie’s (1308 W. Wade Hampton Blvd.): Simple, affordable chicken fingers with crinkle-cut fries and Texas toast. Great for families on the go with a handy drive-thru.

Take-Out

• Tropical Grill (3093 SC-14): The family meal is worth its weight in take-out gold, in my opinion. Chopped chicken, seemingly endless containers of sides with rice, pico, yuca fries, veggies, lettuce and tomato, beans and more plus all the amazing sauces your heart could desire. It makes for take-out that keeps the whole family happy and it’s pretty easy on the budget.
• Wild Ace Pizza & Pub (103 Depot St.)
• The Slice 3.0 (107 S. Main St.)