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Greenville, a vibrant city in South Carolina, is known for its arts scene and Southern hospitality, offering delicious dishes like shrimp and grits and BBQ, amidst beautiful parks and scenic views.

Cucina Lamantia

Cucina Lamantia

3700 S Memorial Dr, Greenville I-27834-6700, United States, 27834-2500

Pasta • Dining • Italian • Sicilian


"The best in adventure dining. It was so much fun, getting a new surprise all 14 courses. If you do attend the 14 course dinner nobody leaves hungry. Our favorites were the bruschetta, the mafioso meatballs, and Uncle Gino's pasta. The bruschetta made the top 3 because it is unlike any other bruschetta I have had. They caramelized the bread somehow. My personal standard for good bruschetta, means that you can bite through the bread and the toppings don't fall off when you bite through the bread. It was divine, I could eat that anytime of day at every meal. The atmosphere they've created really feels Italian American. The light, the music, the photos on the walls. We had to get up and move around because we ate so much, and they were completely fine with us roaming around their space. It was our anniversary and we had a wonderful time. The price is a steal at 45 each for so much food and the fun exsperience. The only things I would like to change or add to this exsperience would be better flatware, and more comfortable chairs, with cushions because the dinner is so long. I'm likely to bring my own cushion next time. We loved the service, the chef came to meet us after the dinner service. The younger male waiters were so nice, easy going and funny, and just familiar with us in a good way. They said, see you tomorrow night.. lolz I can't wait to go back with some close friends and family. #14courseclub"

Lieu's Asian Bistro

Lieu's Asian Bistro

1149 Woodruff Road, Greenville, 29607, United States Of America

Asian • Salad • Chinese • American


"I called early this week to reserve a large, more private table at Lieu 's for a birthday party for two women at my church. When I reserved the room, I was told that it could accommodate a total of 12 people. We had 10 RSVP, so I though everything was good. When I arrived about 5 minutes early with a few other members of the group, the hostess refused to seat us because our entire party was not present. About 20 minutes later, 8 members of our party of 10 had arrived, and I asked to be seated as two of our party members were not sure when they could arrive and didn 't realize they had to arrive right at 6PM to be seated. As we walked back, the hostess refused to allow our party to sit at the private table in the back I had called and reserved. She was having the wait staff move the drinks/waters/silverware to another table of the same size in the bigger dining room. There were very few patrons in the restaurant at the time and actually for the whole evening, so space wasn 't an issue. The hostess insisted that she could not allow us to have this table with 10 chairs as our party had only 8. This was even though our other two members were on their way, but did not arrive exactly on time. I was humiliated in front of my friends as I had tried to make this a special event for my church group, and I was treated like I was attempting to do something wrong or deceptive by asking for the room I had reserved. I will never eat here again. This was very poor customer service, and there was no reason for it."

Saigon Fast Food

Saigon Fast Food

1011 North Pleasantburg Drive, Greenville, 29607, United States Of America

Food • Asian • Seafood • Vietnamese


"Go there, it's one of the best Vietnamese restaurants you'll find. Driving down Pleasantburg Road in Greenville, SC, you can expect to see lots of dated, shabby looking strip shopping centers. One of which has a sign that says Saigon Fast Food. Should I go in you may say to yourself? I've heard good things about this place online but it looks like a dump from the outside. Yes, you can and should go in for this is a diamond in the rough.<br/ <br/ Saigon is tiny tiny as in seating for about 40 people tops. No fancy decor and there is a staff of two a very pleasant lady who serves as hostess and waitress and the gentleman in the kitchen who is the cook. The menu you'll be presented with is massive and you'll be given ample time to digest it. Nothing what you order though, at least from my experiences, will be a disappointment. I intend to go back again and again because everything I've had has been so incredibly good. This review is based on what I have been fortunate enough to experience so far.<br/ <br/ First of all, the crispy spring rolls. They're a standard at every Vietnamese restaurant but at Saigon, you get the feeling that they were just made and not out of the freezer. Served piping hot with a nice little side salad of lettuce, pickled cucumber, carrot slices and a spicy fish sauce, these little appetizers are a delightful way to get started.<br/ <br/ The bahn mi looks like a simple little sandwich but ingredients matter and again, the Saigon doesn't cut corners on quality. The bread tastes like it was made that day, the grilled pork is succulent and spicy enough. I don't know what's in their spread but it marries the meat, cilantro and pickled vegetables together in perfect harmony. <br/ <br/ So far, I've only had the grilled pork vermicelli bowl and it's a winner. The pork was all meat and no fat and was balanced well with the vegetables and noodles. There is something about the fish sauce here that's a cut above other places I've been. Don't know what it is but, its a helluva lot better. They also have a home made sauce on each table that's a delight. Not too sweet, not too sour, just right. Not that you'll need a lot because this dish is flavored perfectly. Did I mention the fresh mint and basil?<br/ <br/ I've had pho on two occasions and will be going back to sample others on the <br/ menu. The crispy duck pho and the beef pho are both very good and served piping hot. A good pho has a broth that someone prepared at least a day before and used all the right spices, cooking long enough for everything to marinate just right. Saigon Fast Food is a place that does just that because you can taste the ginger, anise and other spices. The beef, like the aforementioned pork, is free of fat. Duck is duck a somewhat greasy meat but if you like duck meat, you'll love the crispy duck pho at this place. All good pho soups (should) come with fresh Thai basil, lime, jalapeño and bean sprouts. That's the case here but Saigon goes the extra mile with some generous amounts of scallions, green onion and cilantro in the soup. Mix it all together and you're in heaven.<br/ <br/ I live in Asheville which, despite its reputation as a foodie down, is lacking when it comes to Vietnamese. Bobo Pho is horrendous and Pho R Us is inconsistent. Greenville is worth the hour drive south for the real deal. Saigon Fast Food rocks!"

Tupelo Honey

Tupelo Honey

Tupelo Honey, 1 N Main St T, Greenville, SC 29601, USA, 29601-2770, United States

Waffles • Chicken • Desserts • Sandwiches


"This place is amazing, no wonder It is always busy with food and service. Shoutout to our server Alex, she was a treasure! She made sure we look at us many times during our meal to make sure we had everything we needed. I had dinner with my wife last night for our Friday night. We started with our cocktail drinks. The Paloma drink was the best alcoholic drink of the night, but the sweet tea here is just as delicious as the other alcoholic options. For our appetizers we ordered the biscuit and sweet potato bisque with spiced pecans. The cookie was warm, crispy on the outside, but still soft inside. The blueberry jam with honey that accompanied the cookie was amazing. The soup was also very tasty. For the main event we ordered Tupelo famous honey dusted fried chicken, one side of their sriracha honey sauce and baked Mac and cheese. We tried the roasted chicken on our own and the taste was amazing, but we love spicy food so the kick of the delicious sriracha sauce was perfect! The next duck was Tupelo taking shrimp and grits. They nailed it because the ingredients they were used were fresh, cooked perfectly and well seasoned! This place is definitely a jewel and we will definitely come back to taste their other southern dishes. We definitely recommend our friends and family to this place for authentic southern dishes and hospitality."

Snuffer's Restaurant Bar

Snuffer's Restaurant Bar

3104 I-30 Frontage Road, Greenville, 75402, United States Of America

Pub • Pubs • Salad • Burgers


"I have been a dedicated fan of Snuffer’s since the mid-1980s, when Pat Snuffer himself was in charge. The burgers, the ambiance, and those legendary cheddar fries were the essence of the restaurant. Regrettably, everything began to shift after the 2013 bankruptcy when Firebird Restaurant Group, the owner of El Fenix, took over. This move was not just a change in ownership; Firebird aggressively pursued Pat Snuffer, compelling him to close his other businesses and effectively erasing his footprint from the Dallas dining scene. The menu, once brimming with unique offerings like spinach quesadillas and the beloved burger of the month, has been severely diminished. In 2021, they introduced odd items like meatloaf with a sweet ketchup glaze and mac and cheese, which felt forced and out of sync with the restaurant’s tradition. By August 2024, the menu had been reduced by 70%, while prices have skyrocketed. Cheddar fries are now available in just two sizes, costing as much as $17 with toppings. Fried mushrooms are offered in a single size and feature a breading that doesn’t resemble the original flavor. The once-cherished burgers are now served on stale, thick buns that lack the signature poppy seed taste. The crispy chicken, now tough and overly breaded, further underscores the decline. The Greenville, Texas location is in disarray, with dust and cobwebs accumulating on the blinds and windowsills, and the bar area visibly neglected. It’s disheartening to witness a place that once exuded so much charm and nostalgia being allowed to fall apart. Firebird Restaurant Group has taken what was once a beloved local institution and transformed it into a mere shadow of its former self. Snuffer's deserves so much better."