Truly, a hidden gem in the area. My wife and I moved to five Forks just over two months ago. We…read moreprobably go to Bullwinkle's once a week as it's great exercise to walk over and even better to enjoy their craft beer, menu and wonderful food. Moving from Texas in Oklahoma we thought we knew what wings were. Bullwinkle's smoked wings are some of the best we've ever had. And the Buffalo chicken pizza rolls are a must order every time we go in. They have a really good trivia night. They do with a local company as well. Great staff great food cold beer. Awesome little place.

Awesome pizza and calzones! Beers good too!…read more (Why 85 characters? I thought I expressed my opinion of Bullwinkle's with 37 characters just fine. Ok, great atmosphere and they got dartboards.)

Jo and Shay provided excellent service. They were very attentive and knowledgeable, not to mention…read morewelcoming and friendly. The food was amazing as well. This was my first time there and I will definitely be back.

Great service and good food! Aubrey was awesome and very attentive. Thanks for letting us bring our…read moredog on the patio!

Had a day off and went Axe throwing at Social Latitude. They have 3 lanes, 2 were already occupied…read more The lane they put us in had not had the board changed out which it needed to be. Advised Chiara (manager) who apologized, and immediately corrected the situation. We will return again not only for the Axe Throwing but they have a host of other activities to do!

Been here a fee times and it's fine. It's close to home and I wanted to watch the end of a 4pm…read moreSunday NFL game. I walked in at 6:20, confirming the 7pm closing time posted on the front door. I approached the bar and asked the bar tender if she could put the game on. She looked up from her laptop and said "I'm about to close". I double checked and saw it was 40 minutes before the posted closing time. I didn't argue. Just walked out, likely for the last time.

We were planning lunch on a Monday at a favorite spot, wings for her, burger for me, but it's not…read moreopen for lunch on Monday. My wife wanted good fries, which for her are thicker fries, think Five Guys and not McDonalds or smaller. So, we hit up the Ale House. This is a definite sports bar in a large and airy space with a large rectangular bar in the center, booths along the walls and plenty of table seating. There is also space for outdoor seating on a covered porch, weather permitting. I counted 24 big screen TVs spread around with three on each side of the rectangular bar, one on the end. The music was straight up rock music, not soft rock or country rock, just rock, like Rock 101 style (mostly 70's-early 80's). Seated pleasantly, immediately. But had to wait near five minutes for any further attention. It wasn't that busy, but there wasn't that much help either. Shiela took good care of us, once she got started. The only service glitch was when the food arrived (17 minutes from ordering) the side of fries was forgotten. Initially, a bummer. But it was also immediately noted by Shiela as she was serving the food. Turns out it be a good thing. We had to wait 7 minutes for the fries to arrive, but they were piping hot and crisp straight from the fryer. Shiela told us the cook chose to drop a new batch, which Shiela also said was a good thing since the fries get a little lumper and greasy if they sit for a while. Which makes sense. But these were top marks on crisp outside, fluffy inside textures and flavor corresponds. Wings were very good but on the small side. No lemon pepper but the Carolina sweet BBQ were good. I tried the new special, something like a French onion dip smashburger. It was a smashburger, one patty, no lettuce or tomato or such, cheese and a melted slice of Swiss cheese on the top of the burger bun. Served with a side of what they called a French onion au jus but was really their French onion soup without the bread and melted cheese. I imagine some guy in the menu development department got to thinking about the French dip sandwich concept and that led him to think about French onion soup and then since he's been watching a lot of the Food Channel a mashup idea began and the smashburger winds up in the mix because it is a recent trend. A French dip/onion soup smashburger. It tastes alright, but conceptually, it doesn't go together palette wise or aesthetically. The burger is served with a steak knife, because it also looks questionable as to whether one should or can pick up the burger - it looks messy. But doable. It's just the flavor combo didn't hit, too much clash with the burger from the onion soup. Barring the fries mishap, this was okay. I bet it would be awesome if I were in my 20's and I bet my sons would be crazy about this place on a Football Saturday in the fall. Not bad, but "not my bag, baby!"

Great spot for a casual meal! Carolina Ale House in Greenville has a welcoming, lively atmosphere…read moreperfect for lunch or dinner. I tried their burger, and it was juicy, flavorful, and cooked just right. The seasonal veggies on the side were fresh and perfectly seasoned--such a nice, healthy complement to the meal. The staff was friendly and attentive, making the experience even better. A solid choice if you want delicious food in a relaxed, fun setting. I'll definitely be coming back! I would just wish the portion of vegetables was better

This was my and my husband's first time dining here for a lunch date, and it was PHENOMENAL. The…read morehostess was friendly and polite, and the whole of the restaurant is gorgeous; we loved the wine wall! Our server, Lexi, was a big part of our great experience: Our drinks were never empty and her personality was so fun! The filet was a perfect medium rare and melted like butter once you tasted it, and his honey garlic chicken was bursting with flavors left and right We also go the chimichurri shrimp and Philly egg rolls, but the shrimp was my favorite of the two. We will absolutely be back, such a nice date spot!

The food was amazing, and it was ready promptly. We decided to get it to go, and it was ready at…read morethe exact time we scheduled for pickup. My husband and I both ordered steaks, and they were cooked to perfection. Firebirds will probably become one of my staple Greenville restaurants whenever I'm in town. We were both way too hungry to take photos before eating but the presentation was on point as well.

We're in town for the George Straight concert. We were craving burgers and found this place. I love…read morethe iconic design and memorabilia throughout the joint. Food was great, and the service staff were super nice and attentive.

6/6/26 - party of 2 Visiting Greenville and picked this…read morelocation close to our hotel as their menu showed beef and veggie burgers. We waited quite a bit to get seated. Several staff members looked at us and walked on by. Finally got seated in a booth close to the kitchen. Sticky table. Took even longer for the waitress to show up. My son had water and I had their house amber ale. Nice beer. Unique ordering system where you select all the different things you want on your burger. We shared fried pickles. Good that they are long strips, bad that they were swimming in grease. Onion rings were really good. Truffle fries were so salted they were inedible. Son enjoyed his burger. My veggie burger was okay, nothing special. I was charged more than the menu price for my burger and for toppings I didn't request. Took a while but the manager adjusted my check. Liked the rock n' roll decor on the walls. This place could use a really deep cleaning (floor under the table was disgusting) and some better servers.

It was close there. We returned to The Flat in mid-July, not…read morehaving eaten here since March. March brought us the worst Reuben sandwich we have ever had. It was a special of the month, but it was fat laden and inedible. Our conclusion was that the regular kitchen crew might have been on spring break, but it took several months for me to convince my wife (and mother-in-law) to return on a recent, rainy Saturday at lunch. One bad apple don't spoil the whole bunch, so one bad meal after many great ones follows suit. I will say that sometimes there is inconsistency's in the dishes. I've had the pulled pork poutine when it was excellent with crisp fries and fluffy interior with that gravy and I've had it where it was a soupy and limp mess. But most times, the food is good. And that's the draw, it's a scratch kitchen. But it's also a bar. A sports bar. A great craft beer bar. But it comes with bar decor, and it sounds like a bar. It can be noisy. It can be empty or crowded. Depends. But the wait staff is usually hustling to cover the floor and in busy times the bartender or kitchen helps run food, so you just have to look at the whole thing and love it as a great neighborhood bar. We will come back, our burgers were excellent and the wings are consistently good. I think they might work on an in between buffalo sauce, the medium is not hot enough and the hot (or hottest) is so hot as to drown flavor. But that's just a nit to pick. I'm glad that we returned and had a good experience.

First time there today and it was excellent. They had a Garlic Steak Tips special with mashed…read morepotatoes and bacon-Parmesan green beans -- honestly, it should be on the regular menu. It was fantastic. Service was on point as well. We'll definitely be back.

My burn servicio y la piña colada estaba sabrosa. Buen ambiente. Definitivamente volvere cuando…read morevisite GVL.

The aguachile and the mango agua fresca are my favorite!!! On some occasions they've had live…read moremusic, too.