Interested in blueberry picking in Greenville, SC? What about blackberry picking near Greenville? The Upstate and WNC have several places to pick those sweet, juicy berries yourself! We love picking fresh berries and filling up the freezer for this year’s blueberry muffins, oatmeal, blackberry cobbler, pies, and more. Here’s a list of local upick blueberry and blackberry farms in Greenville where you can pick your own. For 2025, most upick blueberries begin mid to late June, with blackberries slightly later.
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 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 May 1st – October 30th, 2025. 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 26th, 2025, and is open from 8:30 am-Noon. The market runs from late April through September 20th 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 May 4th, 2025. It has artisans, bakers, makers, farmers, and live music.
Farmers Market at Fountain Inn at 100 Depot Street opens on May 24th, 2025 through September 27th, 2025, 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 10th, 2025 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 5th – December 13th, 2025. 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 5th – December 13th, 2025 from 8 am – Noon.
Easley Farmers Market at N. 1st Street in Easley (next to City Hall). It happens every Saturday May 10th to October 4th (excluding July 5th and August 30th) from 9 am – Noon.
Toasty Farmer happens November – April, 11 am – 2 pm, at New Realm Brewery 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 Roadd, 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
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. 332 McKelvey Road, Pelzer
Horseshoe Farm has CSA Farmshare subscriptions available.
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 Toasty Farmer – an indoor farmers market during the winter held at New Realm Brewery 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. 912 Main Street, 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 2025 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?
Looking for a new Thai restaurant to try, or maybe someplace to go out for dinner in Spartanburg, SC? Here’s another installment of our feature on locally owned restaurants in the Upstate: TeaStar Thai Cafe. Owner Brian Deslauriers shared some information about this spot for great Thai food.
About TeaStar Thai Cafe
TeaStar Thai Cafe in Spartanburg, SC, is a family-owned establishment specializing in authentic Thai cuisine. Owned by Brian Deslauriers, this cozy gem serves up authentic Thai dishes that guests say will make you question every takeout order you’ve ever had. From zesty Pad Thai to mouthwatering cashew chicken, everything is made fresh daily—because frozen food is for amateurs.
And let’s not forget the tea selection, which is so vast it could make a British royal do a double take.
From the Owner
Restaurant Name: TeaStar Thai Cafe Owner: Brian Deslauriers Address: 351 E Henry Street, Spartanburg
Quick summary:
Kids Eat Free Night? No
Outdoor Dining? Yes, covered
Most popular dish on the menu: Pad Thai
KAG: Tell us something that makes your spot unique Brian D.: Medium-size seating 50, with outdoor seating 17. Full bar offers 7 stools. Bubble Tea and we offer 30 teas from around the world.
KAG: Which dish are you the most proud of? Brian D.: Every one because they are all created fresh daily for our customers who love eating healthy.
Fish on Fire: Fresh grilled fish in season with red curry sauce plus vegetables.
KAG: My first time eating here, what should I order? Brian D.: Try one of our Curry dishes, such as my favorite Red Curry. Our large bowl of WonTon Soup features headmade dumplings and tastes wonderful. If you like steak try our Crying Tiger for a Thai version cooked to your specs or order Siam Salmon if you’re in the seafood mood.
Feed & Seed in Greenville, SC is a one-of-a-kind nonprofit dedicated to reducing food waste, producing high-quality products for consumers, and providing access to food for families in need. This innovative organization is making a significant impact on the community by addressing both sustainability and food insecurity.
Feed & Seed, located in Judson Mill right off the edge of downtown Greenville, is home to a fairly unique operation that opened in 2022. And they are in that exact location for a very good reason: because it’s a food desert.
Feed & Seed wears many hats and I’ll tell you why a visit to them is a delicious idea.
About Feed & Seed
Feed & Seed is a nonprofit located in the middle of a food desert in Greenville. The USDA defines a food desert as, “A tract in which at least 100 households are located more than one-half mile from the nearest supermarket and have no vehicle access; or at least 500 people, or 33 percent of the population, live more than 20 miles from the nearest supermarket, regardless of vehicle availability.”
There are more than 6,500 of them in the United States, including 21 in 14 different counties in South Carolina, according to the USDA. However, Feed & Seed is not a food bank but they certainly have in mind people in low-income areas who are struggling with food insecurity. The nonprofit went through miles of bureaucratic red tape to allow the use of SNAP (food stamps) to be used to buy their products, including nine locations in Pickens and Oconee counties where people can purchase FoodShare boxes for $5 with SNAP.
Packing FoodShare boxes
They house a cafe where they sell local produce, meat, dairy, and their own housemade take-and-bake meals, as well as a cafe where you can order breakfast or lunch. I’ve had their Italian sub and wow, I’ve been dreaming of that deliciousness ever since.
They also work with local farmers to buy their produce and fruit, which is awesome because farmers often can only sell their goods on-site or during the farmers’ market season, which is only about a third of the year or even less sometimes. That’s a small window to stay in business.
Feed & Seed also hosts community events and has space for meetings, parties, or other gatherings.
Meeting the Needs of the Community
Feed & Seed saw the need for fresh produce and local food and was founded to fill the gap between the people who need that and the people who provide it. That’s the reason for the location they chose and the idea took off from there.
The nonprofit partners with several local farms and others in the area who grow and produce that nourishing, healthy food that everyone needs but may not have access to. They do that by buying produce directly from farmers, processing it themselves, and selling it right at their store.
Feed & Seed also has a program for Oconee County and Pickens County called FoodShare where boxes of fresh produce are sold for $20 cash or $5 EBT. There are various pickup locations. These boxes are filled with 10-12 varieties of fresh fruits and vegetables. Anyone can order a FoodShare box. In Greenville, Foodshare Greenville is run by Mill Village Farms.
Feed & Seed often needs volunteers to fill these boxes. You can sign up here.
Reducing Food Waste
You know how you have this grand idea of buying three heads of kale that you plan to cook the following week for your family and then, two weeks later remember it’s there and it really doesn’t look all that great? Or maybe you bought a bunch of peaches, put them in your refrigerator and found them a month later all moldy? OK, please tell me I’m not alone here. Americans waste an enormous amount of food. It’s truly awful and after I toured Feed & Seed, I was determined to make smarter choices in menu planning and remembering what I’ve bought and how to use it.
Feed & Seed steps in to help make sure that food waste doesn’t happen by buying produce, veggies, and fruit directly from farms and immediately making use of it so it doesn’t go bad.
Food banks are a necessary part of the community in Greenville but even they have limitations. With food banks, they often cannot keep enough fresh produce because they don’t have the necessary refrigeration and storage. At Feed & Seed, they have massive refrigerators plus have come up with ways to reduce food waste by freeze-drying and dehydrating fresh fruits and vegetables, which give them long-lasting staying power and significantly reduce food waste.
They also offer rental refrigeration to farmers who need a place to store extra goods. This is a huge service to smaller farms especially.
The Cafe & Store
Feed & Seed sells a huge variety of local goods from honey to jams to dairy to meat to produce to coffee. I could have spent a ton of money there!
I really like that the nonprofit has such a laser focus on local food. Honestly, it makes me feel good to buy something I know was grown or produced right here in the Upstate because it goes right back into our local community.
Inside of Feed & Seed
The one thing I didn’t try was their take-and-bake meals and soups. They looked so good and I saw some of the chefs preparing lasagna while I was there on a tour and it looked amazing. I did have an Italian sub and cookie and both were delicious. It’s obvious the chefs take pride in their dishes. You can even order online to save time.
For many families with single parents, making healthy meals is a huge challenge. It’s these families especially that Feed & Seed had in mind when they started to offer their ready-made meals that people can purchase and take home and heat up in the oven or microwave. They are nutrient-dense and provide a healthy alternative to fast food. SNAP benefits can be used to pay for these.
Seasonal Harvest Boxes
Feed & Seed also sells seasonal boxes with 100% local goods, produce, and fruit called a Harvest Box. This is like a CSA (Community Supported Agriculture) and each season is six weeks long and you pick up the box once a week.
Spring Harvest Box at Feed and Seed
The team at Feed & Seed includes recipes in the boxes and you’re able to preview what is in it in the beginning of the week so you can menu plan. I absolutely love this feature plus purchasing these boxes is a fantastic way to support local farmers.
As you may imagine, this operation requires a lot of effort and Feed & Seed needs a lot of volunteers to make their vision a reality.
Volunteers are needed to assist in packing boxes for their FoodShareSC program to feed families in need. You can see current volunteer opportunities on their website or sign up for their email newsletter to get all the information right to your inbox.
FoodShare volunteering
Volunteers must be 14 years old to give of their time at Feed & Seed and those under 16 must be accompanied by an adult age 18+.
Besides the box packing, volunteers are needed on local farms that Feed & Seed works with, to help with tax preparation, and to assist with events.
Visiting Feed & Seed: Review
Obviously, Feed & Seed has a lot on their plate (no pun intended) and have chosen to tackle some pretty massive issues in the community. They truly hit the ground running when they opened and have only expanded as they have continued to seek to bring fresh food to everyone. Plus, they’ve got a really great thing going at their cafe and market, which I highly recommend you visit.
They are open Monday – Friday 8 am – 5:30 pm. They serve breakfast those days from 8-11 am and then lunch is served 11 am – 2 pm.
Looking for fresh, local dairy in Greenville, SC like cheese, milk or butter? The Upstate area is home to several local dairies and you can find their products at markets, country stores, and small grocers across the area. Here’s a list of places where you can find delicious local dairy products.
Are you looking for fresh local bread near Greenville, SC? Grocery store shelves are not the only place to look. There are many local bakeries that bake and sell fresh bread in the Greenville and Spartanburg area. We pulled together this list of local bakeries with bread. Let us know which is your favorite!
My all-time favorite Great Harvest Bread is the blueberry cream cheese bread. It’s basically a dessert breakfast disguised as a slice of bread. But I’m ok with that. In addition to their delicious specialty breads, though, Great Harvest Bread also offers sourdough loaves, various whole wheat loaves and a lot more.
Great Harvest Bread is also where I got my sourdough starter. That means you can make your own sourdough bread at home. Just give them a call to see if they have some sourdough starter to share.
1467 Woodruff Rd., Unit B, Greenville 864.286.6944
HenHouse Baking & Catering
Breads, rolls, pastries plus catered foods is what you’ll find at HenHouse Baking & Catering. They use high-quality, local ingredients! You can find some of their products at local farmers markets and Skyland Farm.
Skyland Farm sells a variety of local items including produce, meats, dairy and bread! You can find Henhouse Bakery items at Skyland, as well as Southers Oaks dairy products. That means you can get your local bread and milk in one stop.
4124 North Highway 14 Greer, SC 29651 864.616.0050
Le Petit Croissant
In addition to delicious chocolate and pastries, you can get french baguettes, sourdough loaves and white bread loaves at Le Petit Croissant. You can order online and pick up at the bakery or stop in. Right now they are open daily from 8 am to 4 pm.
640 South Main Street, Greenville 864.520.1555
Panera Bread
Everyone knows Panera Bread for their cafe and bakery offerings. They also offer full size loaves of bread for sale. You can get everything from their asiago cheese bread, to cinnamon raisin bread, to a sourdough loaf or classic white. They have also recently rolled out Panera Grocery. Note that not all the breads available are listed under the grocery tab. Scroll to the bottom of the bakery tab and you might find more options.
Multiple locations
Strossner’s Bakery, Cafe and Deli
You’ll find a wide array of bread varieties at Strossner’s Bakery, plus all of their delicious cakes, cookies, treats and cafe food.
21 Roper Mountain Road, Greenville 864.233.3996
Swamp Rabbit Cafe and Grocery
In addition to their famous house-made stecca bread, Swamp Rabbit Cafe and Grocery carries bread from several local bakeries in their store. Order online and pick up curbside or shop in the grocery portion of the building.
205 Cedar Lane Road, Greenville 864.255.3385
Where is your favorite place to pick up a fresh loaf of bread?
Need to buy eggs? Greenville, SC, and the Upstate have several local farms, small grocery stores, and markets that have local eggs for sale. If you’re looking for “farm fresh eggs near me”, or the best farm fresh eggs in Greenville, you’ve come to the right spot. Here are some shops and farms in Greenville, SC, and across the Upstate where you can purchase local eggs.
Where Can I Buy Local Eggs: Greenville, SC & The Upstate
Remember that availability may be limited. You may want to call ahead to check availability and arrange to pick up, especially for the smaller farms.
A Thrasher’s Farm
A Thrasher’s Farm in Pelzer raises farm animals, chickens, and goats plus grows vegetables, and offers local eggs for sale. You can order online, or call them to make sure someone is there since their farm store is not yet completed.
727 Garrison Road, Pelzer 864.201.3172
Bellews Market
Bellews Market is a local market that carries the produce of over 40 farms. You’ll find farm-fresh eggs, jam, jellies, produce, baked goods, and more.
230 Garner Road, Spartanburg 864.585.7726
Bethel Trails Farm
Bethel Trails Farmsells eggs, pork, beef, lamb, and poultry. They sometimes offer Farm Days on Saturdays from 9 am to Noon and Tuesday afternoons from 3 pm to 6 pm where customers can purchase their products. They also sell products from local vendors with produce, soaps, dairy items, and more so follow their social media to get current info. Beginning in May, they are usually at the Simpsonville Farmers Market.
2302 Friendship Church Road, Gray Court 864.915.6064
Egg Well Farm
Egg Well Farm sells laying chickens and fertile eggs for hatching, but they also sell farm-fresh eggs from their pastured chickens. They will reopen for the season in early Spring.
713 Ruhamah Road, Liberty 864.304.0086
Grazers: Famoda Farm to Table
Grazers: Famoda Farm to Table sells lots of local goodies in their farm store, including eggs, meat, cheese, and other dairy products. They also have adorable animals to interact with.
In addition to vendor space and farmer stalls full on the weekends, the Greenville State Farmers Market is open Monday-Saturday with local produce, specialty items, dairy, and farm fresh eggs.
1354 Rutherford Road, Greenville 864.244.4023
The Happy Berry
In addition to berries,Happy Berryalso offers pastured eggs.
510 Gap Hill Road, Six Mile 864.350.9345
Happy Cow
Most people know Happy Cow Creamery as a great place to get milk, cheese, and other dairy products. But they also carry farm fresh eggs, in addition to some produce and local meats!
332 McKelvey Road, Pelzer 864.243.9699
High Valley Farm
High Valley Farm offers farm-fresh eggs as well as spring-raised trout and produce. You can pre-order and pick them up at their farm or find their products at Swamp Rabbit Cafe and Grocery and Farmacy in Easley.
516 Hidden Valley Road, Pickens 864.878.3766
Kaland Farms
Kaland Farms offers eggs, plus turkey, chicken, and produce.
Saluda Dam Road, Easley 864.631.8418
Olde Tyme Country Store
You’ll find eggs for sale, as well as a selection of local meat, dairy products, and an assortment of jams, jellies, and specialty products at Willow Whole Health Marketin Greer.
2339 Locust Hill Road, Greer 864.877.9434
Providence Farm
They raise grass-fed beef and pork but also sell eggs. Providence Farm is located in Anderson.
110 Walker Road, Anderson 864.444.6568
Red Gap Farm
Red Gap Farmhas organically raised poultry and eggs, in addition to blueberries and flowers.
864.608.2249 redgapfarm@gmail.com
Revival Butchery
Revival Butchery is mainly a purveyor of local and specialty meat but they do offer farm fresh eggs. They are located in the West Village in Greenville.
1296 Pendleton St, Greenville 912.777.8000
Skyland Farms
Skyland Farmshas farm-raised meat, produce, local mushrooms, and eggs.
4124 North Hwy 14, Greer 864.616.0050
AM-PM Butchery and Market (formerly Upstate Growers Market)
AM-PM Butchery and Market sells local eggs, produce, 100% pasture-raised meat, and dairy products. They also offer butcher boxes and sell half and whole cows. You can order online and pick up at either of their locations
3085 Allen Bridge Road, Fountain Inn Opening Soon: 1907 Laurens Road, Greenville 864.349.6460
Winslett’s Market
Winslett’s Market sells local eggs, produce, milk and you’ll also find local meat. They also carry plants and gardening supplies.
401 Powdersville Road, Easley 864.855.1176
Swamp Rabbit Cafe and Grocery
Swamp Rabbit Cafe and Grocery offers a wide variety of local products including eggs from several local farms. You’ll also find local meats, local dairy, and produce at Swamp Rabbit Cafe and Grocery. You can order online and pick up outside Swamp Rabbit Cafe or enter the grocery store side and shop for yourself.
While the Fall season brings pumpkin patches, awesome festivals, and apple picking, it’s also the return of football season. And that means tailgating parties. Tailgating is such a fun way to spend time with family and friends. But you need good food and if you don’t want to pull out all the stops yourself, check out these places that will kick your tailgating party up a few notches. Local mom Kristina Hernandez shares the best local restaurants that cater tailgating parties!
There is nothing quite like tailgating food. It’s usually delicious and meaty, plus paired with some roasted corn and potatoes, you have it made! These local restaurants are perfect for catering your next tailgating party.
Bucky’s BBQ
I love Bucky’s BBQ so much that I used them to cater my daughter’s baptism. But they also do a great job with tailgating parties.
Located close to 85, Charlie’s Bar-B-Que actually has what they call a “tailgate kit”. They include baked beans, cole slaw, chips, bread, tea, and plates along with the entrée of your choice of BBQ, BBQ & Turkey, or BBQ & Chicken.
See why we love Grill Marks, especially their milkshakes. (Plus, they have gluten-free options, woohoo!)
Henry’s Smokehouse
A BBQ staple in Greenville, Henry’s Smokehouse offers their award-winning food for tailgating. They have lots of options plus offers of setting up and taking down if you need.
Not only does Nard’s Backyard BBQ cater but they are also a full-fledged BBQ competition team. They will work to cater any size event and keep it within your budget.
Catering mostly for Clemson games, the The Smoking Pigs Restaurant has four packages to choose from, ranging in price from $82.99 up to $440.99. All of them sound super tasty.
Some of the best BBQ in the Upstate can be found at the award-winning SBH BBQ, plus they have catering! Their slow smoked brisket is absolutely delicious!
One location in Greenville and one location in Travelers Rest SBH BBQ Website
Mutt’s BBQ
Mutt’s is a family favorite in our house, and their catering services saved the day at our Baby Q Barbecue baby shower! Their family packs will come in handy if you are doing a 10-person tailgate party at home, but they also have a full catering menu.
The rubber chicken has finally made a home in Greenville! People on the Greenville Foodies Facebook page are loving Dave’s Hot Chicken, and they have some excellent options for your next tailgate. You’ll find their Hotbox Tenders and Hotbox Sliders the perfect pairing for your next tailgating party.
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!
