Coffee is really good and they have all sorts of different baked goods . The ladies working the…read moredrive-through are always super nice . And you can get 32oz. Best part is that they are open until six during the week. Most coffee places close around two that's been a personal frustration of mine. lol I need that extra Pick me up after work. Highly recommend. It's unfortunate to see some of the One star reviews on here. But I guess that's for sandwiches which I've never had . This place knows how to do coffee!!

It was a delightful coffee shop between Campobello and Landrum. The coffees were delicious! So…read moreglad we stopped!

I wanted to update my review 8 years later to say we are still huge fans of Peach Country and still…read moreplan our hikes in this area to visit as much as we can! You must stop by to get their fruits, slushies, and hand pies in season. Spring: Strawberries, strawberry slushies, and strawberry hand pies. Summer: Peaches, peach slushies, and peach hand pies. The peach slushies taste like you are drinking a frozen form of a peach, and my favorite of the three! Fall: Apples, apple slushies, and apple hand pies. They have other fruits and veggies, but those are the main ones to stop for. They also have several jams and jellies, ice cream, and a few other baked goods. They are always friendly, too! So worth the stop and not too far from I-26.

Good fruit stand…read more Friendly staff, good variety It is a bit smaller than others but has a great atmosphere and variety

An amazing place with fun people, atmosphere, and great food!!!…read more Free basket of popcorn while awaiting for food. Nice surprise, and very tasty! BIG SURPRISE: Clam Chowder is as good, if not better than, The Oyster Rock restaurant, in Calabash, NC. It is "AMAZING"

My wife her mother and aunt and I went to the restaurant. We were greeted with a smile. We were sat…read morepromptly. Our server Josh came over. He was very nice and professional. Very upbeat. We placed our orders. The food was delicious. My wife's mother ordered the quiche. Hey aunt ordered the chopped steak. My wife order the grouper bites and u ordered the fish and chips. None of us were disappointed. The ambience was great. Nice music playing on the sound system. We also ordered dessert. My wife's mother and aunt got the apple pie with ice cream. My wife and I shared a peanut butter pie dessert. Loved them. We loved the entire experience. A definite must if you are in the area. We will be back again.

Thank you Marlene for your friendly and kind service today at lunch. Excellent eggs Benedict with…read moremy hot chocolate! Love this diner in Tryon! Very cozy with great service, food, ice cream and desserts!!

Well folks. This placed was sold a few months back and new owners took out all the cuban latin…read moredishes, as well as my favorite breakfast item...eggs and corned beef hash. Sad... But the food still good. Will continue to enjoy.

Food Quality: 5/5 Service: 5/5…read moreCleanliness: 5/5 Value: 5/5 Don't skip on: The Grits! They're super creamy and delicious! This was my first trip to South Carolina and the first stop was Southern Manners - it did not disappoint! We had a huge group of ladies to celebrate our bride and the staff were all fabulous - big shout out to our cashier/server, Jaden! He was amazing and so accommodating with our 19 top. The ordering was as smooth as it could be and Jaden made sure to go around asking any questions he had about the orders. The food came out relatively quick considering how many people we had and I really appreciate the staff. The pricing was very reasonable and i would recommend if you're looking for a real home-y feeling restaurant with good food! In regards to ordering, we had special accommodations because we were a big group, but normal flow has customers ordering and paying when they walk in the door and then the food is brought to your table. It has a fast food vibe, but I didn't mind it! The line moved pretty quick while we were there. Can't wait to go back!

Spot on for a very fresh breakfast!! The hash browns are so crispy ..ate them all!! Plates were…read moremade to perfection. Homemade breads..I had the cinnamon toast with perfectly cooked crisp lean bacon and eggs. Amish groceries and bakery in the side...can't miss that as it's the exit for your meal!! Brilliant!!!

I look forward to going home to South Carolina each year, and the junction is one of the main…read morereasons! The owner is super sweet inside the restaurant with cute southern charm. The half and half tea is fresh. The creamed corn is the best I've ever had, as is the fried chicken. I love the ocra and green beans. I'm still not a fan of the desserts but dad and partner love the banana pudding. If you're nearby and looking for a spot to eat, this one can't be beat.

Pros: decently priced, food and as hot, not a line, coffee was good and hot…read more Cons: restaurant is covered in a layer of dust. "Fruit" is not fresh but is canned. Pancakes were D R Y. Reminded me of breakfast at a 3 star hotel.

This restaurant used to be one of our favorites. The food was always amazing and the service was…read moreusually good. We just visited for the first time since their major renovation and boy, have things changed! It was never an inexpensive place, but the food was always amazing - even on the days when the service wasn't stellar. This time there was nothing redeeming. Overall the experience was awful and I'm not sure we will ever go back. We started with the honey butter bread, which is a flatbread, but is usually soft and fluffy and just drizzled with honey. This was thin & crispy and swimming in honey. Not a great start. Our guests both ordered salads and both salads ($18 each) were disappointing. Just plain lettuce with a protein on top & a couple slices of avocado. No mix of greens, nothing but lettuce. My husband got the filet, which had very little flavor, needed seasoning. The included sides were pitiful green beans that didn't seem fresh & a tiny tomato salad. Thankfully he isn't picky, but it was very disappointing. I got the burger with the bacon jam, which I've had before. It was nothing like what I've had before. The burger was tiny and instead of an interesting mix of toppings, it was just tons of bacon jam - nothing to offset or balance it out, like it used to. The meat itself wasn't very flavorful. Now I can fault our guests for ordering salads instead of meals. Their soups and sandwiches always used to be top notch and since we didn't get any of those this time, I really cannot say how those have changed. But with as bad as the burger was, I've lost faith in them. Even the service was lacking. The waitress was pleasant enough, but didn't write anything down and definitely screwed up our order. Once we had our food, she disappeared. On top of all that, there was a group of 8 right behind us that were extremely loud and obnoxious. This certainly isn't the fault of Stone Soup, but it did mean that even the ambiance couldn't redeem the visit. We are a couple that eat out OFTEN. And we are happy to pay for food quality and experience. But when the bill for a party of 4 is $150 and EVERY aspect of the visit disappoints, then we have a problem with the prices.

What happened to our go-to restaurant in Landrum?!…read more We were big fans and frequent visitors to Stone Soup based on good food, service and atmosphere. That changed tonight. We were welcomed with a hand-written dry erase board outside of the entrance promoting "SPecails" and should have turned around then. We were seated at the bar and eventually greeted by a bartender, who was able to get me a drink, on my 3rd order (telling us that the manager had quit, the pear martini was no longer on the menu due to cost and that they didn't have the Edmunds Oast, Bound by Time beer that was on the menu (actually spelled on menu as "Bond")). My Wife ordered her usual, Cosmo, and said it was the worst she'd ever had. We ordered the Mediterranean plate and Brussels. They were both fine but we weren't checked on a single time after they were delivered. Our water glasses were empty well before we finished, and never refilled. When I asked for the check and gave the bartender a $100 bill, she gave me change from her pocket, which was to the restaurant's favor by a few cents! What in the world?!? Again, we have been fans of Stone Soup for years but we won't return given this disappointing (truly) experience.

I can say I've had more Mexican food than most. Growing up in California and living in San…read moreFrancisco, and Los Angeles, I've had my fair share of tacos, enchiladas, tamales, huaraches, taquitos, fajitas, and for sure, burritos. This place makes amazing guacamole, and excellent fajitas. The staff is friendly and the owners are nice. I highly recommend El Sereno. They never disappoint.

Great food. Reasonable prices. Margaritas are awesome. Highly recommended…read more ............................

Nice staff, good food. Recommend for a quick lunch Good selection on menu!! Good for takeout too!read more

5 Stars - I've Seen the Light (and It's Covered in Chili and Cheese)…read more Okay, The Dog House... where have you been all my life?? I finally rolled through the drive-thru (because let's be honest, I wasn't getting out of the car with this humidity), and let me tell you -- my taste buds did a happy dance and then asked me why I took so long to visit. I ordered a chili cheese burger with fries and slaw, and baby, that combo slapped. I'm talking messy, cheesy, juicy goodness that made me question every other burger I've ever had. The crew at the window? Sweet as tea on a Sunday porch. Friendly, fast, and all smiles -- which is rare these days when you're not even stepping inside. A couple pro tips: They charge a small fee for card use -- no biggie, just bring cash and save the change for extra fries. And get this -- 10 hot dogs or corn dogs for $12. I mean... what in the recession-proof snack pack is this blessing? Anyway, don't be like past me -- go now. Your stomach will thank you, and so will your wallet. The Dog House? More like Top Dog in my book. I had to call them and tell them how amazing my visit was! My tastes buds are still dancing! No, thank you Brandon! Wow! I will definitely come back with my family next time and eat inside. My kids love corn dogs!

We went to a tasting here as part of a tour of several Western NC wineries. This one was the one we…read moreliked least out of the four wineries we toured. We tasted three estate wines (the grapes for the wines were grown on the estate itself) and two that the winery had bought from California to redistribute, since the last harvest was destroyed by weather conditions. The Californian ones were easily drinkable without much memorable depth to it. For the 14 to 15 dollar price you can get a better wine at grocery stores or even at some wine stores. The estate wines were... not good. We were with about 10 other people at the tasting, and no one liked the wines there. I only write negative reviews on Yelp if I am sure of my opinion, but this one is backed up by other people. I can usually tell when a wine is just not to my personal tastes; these seemed more like something went wrong during production. I personally got glue or nail polish aromas from the wines. From what I've researched, that means something went wrong with volatile acidity levels in the wine, i.e. it's a flaw in how the wine was produced. The scenery here is very pretty though, and we tasted some merlot chocolate ice cream made by the owner that is supposed to become available commercially soon and was truly excellent.

My husband and I have been here on numerous occasions. While it is not our favorite we always make…read morea stop while in the area. Wine: always something different to taste. Cabarnet franc has been my favorite so far but tasting notes vary from year to year. If you I don't like it once, try another visit a season later! They are famous for their red Chardonnay but I've never gotten to taste it. Please note that most wines are not your typical muscadines of the south so if you are into that (which I am most definitely not) you may not enjoy the wine as much. Also, they make nice ice cream in the summer with wine flavors. Staff: super friendly and knowledgeable. Owner will give you a tour in a golf cart if you want to see the vines. They can point you in the direction of other wineries too (3 really close by). Atmosphere: usually too crowded for my taste but we can still find a seat even if not at the bar. Very beautiful location.