We loved the extensive menu, fresh food, and home town feel. All the workers were very pleasant. We…read morewill DEFINITELY be back again- so many things I want to try from the menu!!

Don't believe the good reviews, this is fast food that isn't very good just cheap. There ain't no…read morejuicy in these bergers...

This restaurant served a variety of food. It even had a salad. It has fried food, Italian dishes,…read moresoup, sandwiches, and a list goes on. I don't know how often they get new people entry this establishment. We walked in and the whole place seems to stop and looked. It appeared just one person was handling all aspects of the restaurant she was our hostess. She was our server and our cashier. For what she handled , she did an amazing job. But people did have to wait. The restaurant looked its age. But it certainly came across as family dining. They just do each other and we were welcome as well. The food was OK but nothing that made me want to come back and try something else. I might return.

A very laid back dinning experience. Don't go if you're in a rush. We couldn't resist the seafood…read moreplates. Stuffed flounder was ok, the fried flounder and shrimp was mushy. However, the price was very good. We kinda paid for what we got. Next time I would get the country cooking. The service was great. Prices great as well. We were the only ones in the restaurant and it was 7 pm Friday night. Very strange. It was a very quiet evening we enjoyed.

Kendall's Grill…read more After driving past it for a couple of decades, I finally stopped at Kendall's Grill. What a mistake I made. All those years I could have had golden, crispy chicken tenders and burgers like Dad used to make. No, I blew it. But I'm making up for lost time--I went twice in one week. Once for the chicken, and again for a burger. Fast review: A burger you don't want to wait 10 years to try. Fried chicken that might make Zaxby's rethink their approach. Let's back up Kendall's opened in 2009. Judging by the orange floor tile, this might have been a Hardee's long ago, but they've remodeled quite a bit. The vibe now is part drive-in, part diner. The front counter is right by the entrance. The kitchen sits just beyond a serving partition. To the left is a full-service ice cream case. To the right, a bar where you can watch your food being prepared. There are cushioned booths inside and several picnic tables out on the porch. Pop music plays throughout. The staff? Always moving, always working--but still taking time to say hello. Friendly, efficient, skilled. The owner is doing something right at the very root of a good restaurant: the people. Part 1 - The Chicken Kendall's sits on West Blue Ridge Drive, right in that "is this Sans Souci or City View?" stretch near Cedar Lane Road. It's a stone's throw from Swamp Rabbit Grocery and about 2.1 miles from Cherrydale. Heads up--left turns into the lot require some attention. The nice lady at the counter helped me navigate the menu, and it is wide: specialty burgers, chicken sandwiches, cheesesteaks, salads, seafood, loaded mac & cheese, hot dogs. The printed menu runs five pages. But I was there for the hand-breaded chicken fingers. They offer 4-, 5-, 6-, and 7-piece options, from $5.99 to $9.99, or $12.99 to $16.99 for combos with a side, toast, coleslaw, a dipping sauce, and a drink (hold onto that thought). I ordered the 4-piece combo, upgraded from fries (straight or crinkle!) to mac & cheese, chose Nashville hot sauce (14 options total), and grabbed a Pepsi. $12.99 plus tax and tip. Drinks are self-serve--fountain sodas, tea, water, and regular or strawberry lemonade. I took a half-table by the window, facing the door (IYKYK). Within minutes, my food arrived--hot, fresh, and plated. Presentation? Classic diner style. Real plate, real bowl. The toast was a thick, golden slice--perfect for making two little chicken sliders. I'm not a coleslaw fan, but this one was crisp, not overly mayo-heavy, and not soggy. The mac & cheese is worth the trip by itself. Creamy roux, real cheese flavor, each elbow noodle still slightly al dente, still steaming when it hit the table. This is closer to Mom's kitchen than anything rehydrated from a cup. And the chicken? About perfect. Tender, juicy, fried just right. You can taste the difference between hand-breaded and "fresh-from-the-box." This was the real thing. Only complaint: I wish the four tenders were a little larger. The Nashville sauce brought the heat. Next time I'm trying the Gold BBQ, Korean BBQ, and Sweet Red Chili. Stay tuned for part 2!

This place was recommended in a fb group- and I'm not sure why. We tried the western burger and a…read morecheesesteak- both were mediocre at best. Also tried the tots and onion rings- both greasy and the tots too salty. I'm not a huge fan of smash burgers and was assured the fresh handpattied burgers were thicker and better than that (I'll share the pic- they were not) and my husband put the meat from his cheesesteak on 2/3 the bun, which was better. Quite a few pieces of gristle in those thin patties though . The kids working the place are friendly and we watched several refilling the ice and drink machine. No AC didnt help with the atmosphere - it was hot and muggy. Overall, it was Worth a shot considering several people said it was the best burger -- so I was hoping this hole-in the-wall style joint was a hidden gem but just isn't (for anyone wanting a quality burger in Greenville. IMO)

Very delicious food , and service. I love the chicken salad, fried chicken and sweet tea !!read more

If you like a good hotdog w chili, this is it ! And don't forget the jumbo sweet tea, tooread more

They never have what you order, food is mediocre. I have ordered from them 3 times and each time…read morethe food has not been good (macaroni cheese more like craft macaroni and cheese or something is missing from my order (cornbread). Today I ordered smothered chicken and all they have is wingettes. I wanted to change to the vegetable plate but I ended up with the hamburger steak. All they have for meat today is wingettes, hamburger patties, and pork chops. No regular chicken at all. Wingettes is not soul food. To be a soul food restaurant consistency is a big part of it. If you have it on the menu then actually have it to sell. That has not been the case as yet.

I went here recently for lunch because I had heard a lot of good things about it from coworkers…read more I'm not sure my experience lived up to the advanced hype. The server was more than pleasant, greeting me as soon as I walked inside. She let me pick a table and I ordered the fried smothered pork chops with sides of rice and gravy and pinto beans. I also ordered a slice of red velvet cake for dessert. The inside was really nice, I can imagine it would be a great place to take a date. The bottom line is, the pork chops were a little tough, and the gravy was under seasoned. I expected a little more of a homemade feel. My favorite part of the meal were the cornbread and the pinto beans; the red velvet cake was really good, sweet but not overbearing. I know it's hard to keep pork tender over time, and you can tell a lot of thought and effort have gone into this place. I am eager to give them another try.

Good quick service, good, pleantiful amounts of food, friendly wait people, very clean organized…read moreserving areas.

The only thing good about this place was that the waitress was friendly. This is the worst food…read moreI've ever had at a restaurant. First they were out of the lunch specials 20 minutes into lunchtime. So we ordered off the menu: Turkey/dressing was cold and the gravy tastes like air. Ham/pineapple was chewy like it was microwaved and the pineapples were 4 tiny chunks from a can, seemingly added last minute and not cooked with the ham. The fried chicken didn't resemble any piece of chicken I have ever seen and was so over-fried it felt like pork rinds. The Mac and cheese tasted like the Stouffers frozen kind. The blackberry cobbler tasted like they accidentally used salt instead of sugar. Not a single item of anyone's food was good. And we are not picky eaters. I love a local, southern restaurant. This was shockingly bad. Also two separate people couldn't figure out the very basic task of changing the paper in a receipt machine and held my change hostage while they figured it out. I eventually just walked out without my change because I couldn't be in there anymore.

Best food. Best crew. Food is always delicious. Never had anything I didn't like. 5 stars in my…read morebook Support Local. Family owned

Great hamburgers and fries !!!! Also local and they have quick service! Try the Chili burger if you…read moreget a chance!!! Very very good!!!!!!

Another awesome meal. This place never drops the ball and can always be counted on to serve it hot…read moreand fresh. If you have tried them out you have no clue what you're missing. I'd put their wings up against anyone's in the upstate. A true gem! Service is always friendly and the prices are a bargain. 8 wings, fries and tea $10.99. Beat that in today's world.

What a great find! Amazing food...cheeseburger and fries were plentiful and delicious. Prices were…read morevery reasonable. Oh, and the sweet tea was perfect! Can't wait to go back.