We came here for a friends night out, and it turned into one of those nights where everything just…read moreexceeded expectations. Our server was fantastic, professional but still fun and easy to talk to. He made great recommendations, and kept things moving at just the right pace so we could actually relax and enjoy ourselves. The food really stood out. We started with the broiled oysters, which were cooked perfectly. The steak tartare was a highlight, especially with the tableside preparation, it well balanced and full of flavor. The steak frites came out just right, and the au poivre sauce was on point. And we couldn't skip dessert, the creme brule was spot on, with perfect crispy top and smooth, creamy center. Overall, just a really solid experience from start to finish.

I was so excited to try Scoundrel and decided to walk up right at 5 to see if I could snag a seat…read moreat the bar--and I'm so glad I did. The whole experience exceeded my expectations. I started with the broiled oysters (omg) and the osetra duck fat caviar bites, which I will genuinely be dreaming about for a long time. Every bite felt thoughtful and indulgent in the best way. They also have a fantastic wine selection. I had a Chenin Blanc that was completely out of this world and paired beautifully with everything. The bartenders were outstanding--knowledgeable, warm, and clearly passionate about what they're doing. It all came together to make this one of those meals you know you'll remember. If you can grab a seat at the bar, do it. Absolutely worth it.

Made a noon lunch reservation for Good Friday while in town for a concert that evening. Halls had…read morebeen recommended to me, but had not had the opportunity to dine with them until now. It was a beautiful day, so we chose to sit outside. It is a gorgeous view and the umbrellas provide plenty of shade. Not wanting leftovers, we chose to share the she crab soup and ribeye steak sandwich. Our waitress, Keera, was very bubbly and friendly. She suggested many different add ons and I chose the creamed corn. My only suggestion would be offering a smaller portion of this dish at lunch. It was delicious and I am glad we tried it. The ribeye sandwich and truffle fries were both exceptional. Having had she crab soups at different NC and SC restaurants, I thought theirs was just ok. Not bad, but nothing to make me want to come back just to order that specific item. Mike, the manager, was very visible throughout our whole lunch and stopped by our table to introduce himself. Overall a very positive first dining experience.

Living in Charleston, I'm no stranger to Halls. I'm often there for a special occasion or when…read moresomeone is visiting from out of town. I plan for a big budget meal and am never disappointed. I must say that this experience was totally different, but just as amazing in its own way. My friend was having a work luncheon upstairs and we showed up at the end for her coworkers to meet her baby that we had in tow. We hadn't eaten yet so while they continued on to the next part of their gettogether, we snagged a table at the bar for a quick lunch. We shared the prime rib sliders and a bowl of the French onion soup. The soup was loaded with crispy onion strings on top and tons of caramelized onions down below. The prime rib sliders something I didn't realize I'd be dreaming about later. They were like the tastiest mini cheesesteaks and I could eat a platter of them if given the opportunity. It's great to see Halls from a different perspective and not as only a $500 dinner. This was the least I've ever spent at Halls but I still had an amazing experience. I need to get them on my regular lunch rotation in Charleston so I can try more of the menu.

Every time dine at Trappe Door, I immediately feel like I am meeting new friends and have a time…read more Tonight's meal was pretty special with DinnerGVL and the ambiance of welcomed immediately as you walk in, to meet a table full of new faces. I started with a Straffe Hendrik Quad, which was chefs kiss. It was a yummy treat to start the meal off with and be transported into being in Belgium. Not pictured was the charcuterie board and Brie appetizers that were all split and devoured. What was documented was the roasted duck breast with potatoes and asparagus. The duck was roasted perfectly with the skin, crispy for the texture and seasoned divinely. Yall the potatoes were crispy on the outside, well fluffy like little clouds inside, and had a punch of flavor. The asparagus was rich with a butter and lemon note. If a plate could sing! Zero notes. 10/10. My only draw back was I needed a pillow after the meal. Stuffed was I.

The Trappe Door is such a cool spot in Greenville. From the moment you walk down the stairs, the…read moreatmosphere feels cozy, intimate, and just really well done. We ordered the fish and chips and loved that it came with a variety of different dipping sauces--it made the dish even more fun and flavorful. Everything was cooked perfectly, and the menu overall is really solid. The drinks were great, the vibe inside is unmatched, and it's an easy place to sit and enjoy your time without feeling rushed.

Found this place on a Saturday night - was able to make a reservation for 2 hours later. The food…read moreis fantastic, but more importantly, the service is phenomenal. Our server has gone above and beyond and has been extremely helpful. I've been to many nice places, but this is the best service I've ever received. Kudos to the team and highly recommend this place to all!

Reserved a table for three at 5pm. They do take your credit card and hold in case of a no show…read more ($60) There were a lot of others waiting outside when we arrived as doors open at 5pm. Beautiful setting and grounds. Ideal for weddings and events. It's a very large spacious restaurant with cabin/lodge decor. We were taken through to a room with a large open fire. We asked if we could move away from it as it was very warm. No problem! Our server was great. We enjoyed a Charcuterie Tray which had Kangaroo meat included. A little chewy for my taste but glad I tried it. The small Caesar Salad was also delicious and had lots of fresh Parmesan cheese on the top. There is an additional charge of $6 for salad. Our meals consisted of Barramundi ,Lamb Chops and Duck á ľ orange . You can have potato wedges, garlic mash or a baked potato as a side. All served with green beans carrots and red peppers. Warm bread was also served with three butters. Regular Blueberry and Cinnamon. The Restaurant filled up very quickly and gets noisy as the time goes on. Our food choices were delicious and we would go back to try other items on the menu. Dessert was a Brownie Mousse cake which was huge. Glad we shared ! Overall a great place to eat.

The atmosphere was very nice. There was a good crowd for a Monday night. Many casual diners at…read morethe bar. We were seated at a table. Friendly server and good food. Cool logo stamped on the white table cover.

So three of us sat in a large half round booth.. That was fine…read more Was a large dining area with a horseshoe type bar with one television in the front.As soon as you walk through the door. Staff is very kind and attentive. The spicy tuna roll was very good. Two of us ordered the cedar plank salmon. It was fresh tasting.But honestly kinda bland and we highly doubted that it was cooked on a cedar plank. In my experience, typically, it's served on the Cedar plank as part of the Plating. It wasn't and did not have that taste to it. Granted, this is my first time at this place.. I think it's worth another. Try and honestly, I would prefer to sit at the bar and try some appetizers and have a couple of cocktails.

Have been there several times and the food has always been fantastic. Exceptional service…read more Enjoyed the experience with Doug. He was very easy to talk to and got us anything needed. Will be back soon.

Stopped by Logan's Roadhouse first, and the wait was about 40 minutes, which was fine. While we…read morewere waiting, we decided to drive over and check out Chophouse 47 since we had originally thought about going there. It was very close by, so we figured if Roadhouse called us, we'd just head back. As soon as we walked into Chophouse 47, we were seated. The ambiance is hard to put into words. Very classy and intimate with dim lighting. Not something we were specifically looking for, but it definitely added to the experience. Our waiter, Zsolt, was excellent. He walked us through the menu, explained the specials, described the steaks, and made recommendations, and everything he suggested was on point. We had the porterhouse for two, absolutely amazing!!! Everything we ordered was first-rate!!! Highly recommend Chophouse 47. You'll be glad you did. Oh, last thing to mention, we had the butter cake for dessert. It's huge and so good!!!

Great service! Food was really good! Went for restaurant week and they had a 3 for $40'option, I…read morehad chili, filet and cheesecake. All were wonderful . Very busy and people had a wait time of over an hour so def make reservations! Wish I knew the servers name as he was wonderful and super attentive!

Busy restaurant. Made a reservation for 5pm. Seated immediately. Service was good. Ordered some…read morecocktails. Then we ordered some apps. Ahi Tuna, Onion Rings and Shrimp. All delicious. The Entrees were Baby back ribs (a little dry) Salmon Salad (good) Steak with bacon ( bacon burnt and steak bland) All sides were ok. Fries a little dry! We were told bread would be served at the table but didnt get it until Entrees arrived. It was not worth the wait. Not cooked and dry bread! We ordered desserts to go. Choc and Vanilla cakes were good. I had to wait for my Apple bread pudding as it had be a popular dish apparently. When I did open it at home it looked like an apple crumble not a bread pudding. Not good We had be looking forward to trying this restaurant but sadly the Entrees were not worth the wait. For over $400 The drinks and apps were the best things we had.

Fine Dining with a casual flare at its best! In the heart of downtown Greenville, this restaurant…read moreis top notch. An amazing patio overlooking one of the main streets of downtown Greenville, with a cozy interior ambiance as well. Our server was super friendly and knowledgeable of the local food, drinks and their amazing wine selection. Soby's just won the Wine Spectator Grand Award (highest possible) and a Michelin recommended restaurant for 2025. And it shows. We didn't get any wine this evening, but the menu is as thick as a long novel. Anything and everything is in this puppy. Wines from all over the world, ranging from a few bucks to over $13,000 a bottle. Take your pick. We opted for some beer and cocktails, all of which were perfect. The food. This southern inspired menu with local ingredients was fantastic. We had a spicy pimento cheese app with crispy pita and pickled okra...delish! The beet and goat cheese salad was one of the best we've had. The pic speaks for itself there. The Soby's fried chicken is something you HAVE to get if you go. The best fried chicken, with the best bacon mac n cheese to complement it. Tender and juicy, crispy and flavorful...these words don't even scratch the surface of how good this dish was. Top notch experience all around. Make it a point to try it out if you haven't yet, or if you're in town for a visit. And definitely get that chicken dish, yo won't regret it.

Verdict: Come for the ambience and the white chocolate banana cream pie, stay for the gravy, and…read morehope your eggs don't spend too long in the "spotlight." Soby's serves Southern charm before the food even hits the table. (And if your experience is anything like mine, you will be waiting awhile for the food to hit the table.) Weathered wood beams stretch overhead, brick walls hold decades of character, and the warm lighting makes the whole room glow like butter on a hot biscuit. The kitchen hums with the kind of energy that says brunch is serious business. If you sit upstairs at the loft, there are some seats that overlook the kitchen so it's like brunch and a show. The pecan sticky bun is sweet enough to make you reconsider sharing though I wouldn't know because they ran out of it before 11:00a. Service was friendly and quick on the front end, though the kitchen's food expeditors seemed a little short-handed. The result? A slight wait that left some eggs spending a bit too much quality time under the heat lamps. My Shakshuka dish had an egg-istential crisis. Instead of that luscious over-easy river of yolk, the eggs arrived closer to hard-boiled territory--less "runny brunch bliss" and more "deviled egg audition." Thankfully, our waiter expedited another over easy egg to replace the one that came with my dish. The Providence Farm Country Fried Steak was the undeniable headliner--about 1.5 inches thick and fried to golden perfection. Smothered in sausage gravy, it was the kind of dish that makes cardiologists nervously flip through their calendars. The flavor? Steak-ing its claim as one of the better country fried steaks around. The sunny-side egg, however, had clearly spent a little too long basking beneath the warming lights alongside my shakshuka. But, if you come for one thing only, let it be the white chocolate banana cream pie. As I've heard Southern Belles say in gest, "it'll make you wanna slap your mama." In short: rustic atmosphere, an energetic kitchen, and Southern food that doesn't just butter you up--it grits straight to the point.

I stopped in for a nightcap after having dinner elsewhere and sat at the bar. Service was decent…read moreand the venue is pretty modern and appealing. They have a cocktail menu called and it listed a whiskey-based drink called the Sunset Rider, which sounded amazing, but I'm not as much into whiskey as I am vodka, so I chose the Espresso Martini instead. The Espresso Martini was pretty good! Overall, it was a nice visit... I'd return and maybe try more.

What a phenomenal experience we had at Larkin's at the bar Memorial Day weekend, Saturday afternoon…read morewith an amazing staff. L.A Marais, our main bartender, was truly the stand out. She went above and beyond to ensure we had everything we needed at the perfect temperature in a timely faction with perfectly crafted drinks. A great way to spend an unexpectedly rained out Memorial Day weekend. Five stars and then some for everything! Management was on top of everything all around. Truly impressive and beautifully ran establishment. I look forward to spending many more afternoons here. The crabcakes and the she crab soup were phenomenal! I'm sure there are other amazing items on the menu but these past two things were my addictions. Can't wait to return!

In town for an event and went to lunch with a work friend. I had been to a F&P in another location…read moreand remembered liking it enough to recommend to my friend. This place doesn't disappoint. I had forgotten they change the menu 3 times a day based on the fresh ingredients they have on hand. This day they had a brisket sandwich with fries, which I substituted for a delicious garden salad. You really can't go wrong.

I came here for brunch with some friends after a girls' weekend in Greenville. The service was…read moreprompt and friendly, and the ambiance was clean and well-decorated inside and on the heated, screened-in patio. We were seated on the terrace by the door, which was less than desirable but still good. The chair I was in was awfully uncomfortable, but the benches were suitable. For food, we ordered the crispy Brussels sprouts, Earl Grey tea bread, chicken tamales, berry French toast, mushroom bruschetta and fried oysters. The Brussels were good and perfectly cooked. The Earl Grey tea bread was good, but too sweet for me (not a sweets person). My friends ordered the chicken tamales and berry French toast, respectively, and enjoyed their meal. For me, the menu didn't have anything that caught my eye, so I made a meal of the small plates. I love mushrooms, but I felt that the mushrooms in the bruschetta needed to be chopped. Their meaty texture and large pieces made it less than desirable, even though the flavor was good. The oysters were well-cooked and served in an ample portion, but with cocktail sauce rather than aioli. When asked, she brought me the paprika aioli that's on the Brussels sprouts. Still, I think a lemon-and-herb aioli or a lemon-and-horseradish aioli would have been more appropriate for a fresh brightness to cut through the breading. It was almost a good meal, but oftentimes the devil is in the details.