Sweet spot to get a country style breakfast. Everything is sourced locally and is delicious! The…read morestaff is friendly and welcoming! Highly recommend!

Great service, music and the food was Great! I highly recommend. Will definitely be coming back.read more

Met a friend here for breakfast and had one of the best frittatas I have had... I will admit that…read moreyou can get good eggs and grits at many places... These folks seem to be a cut above the average breakfast place. Nice folks, clean, excellent food that's well prepared. If you are looking for breakfast, I recommend this...

I would give a negative. My cousin and I walked in with her 12 year old twins. Sat down, 2 other…read morefamily's came in after us and were asked their drink and food order. Multiple workers walked past us, cleaned tables and never acknowledged us. We walked out. Do not recommend

I'm confused if yall don't close to 9pm then how come yall don't make more donuts? If you're not…read morethere by 2 pm you're out of luck. You're losing money you could be putting into your pockets. Pendleton Dunkin Donuts

Dunking donuts....need to stick to making donuts. The breakfast is HORRIBLE!!!! EVERYTIME !! NOT…read moreSUM TIME ,BUT Every Darn Time. Save yourself the frustration and time and don't even Stop. I had to throw the ice coffee and the egg bacon and cheese bagel away. I dont know whst was wrong it had a funny smell and taste. 6 dollars gone to waste If I could I'd leave a Zero.

I stop at this location 5 days a week. Today I got another mouthful of coffee grounds. That's the…read more3rd time since last week. Got me 3 times won't get me again.

I have been there a few times and each time it gets better. It is new and needed good leadership…read moreand I think they've got it. New staff needs to learn how to care for their customers. They are learning slowly. Give them time and it will be a great place to stop in for coffee, a doughnut and avocado toast...yum!!!

Great food and service. Good luck parking. Old PBD had better parking. Can't go wrong at PBD. You…read moremight have to go down to the bank to park. Not a bad walk for students.

This is the best fucking place I've ever fucking had. Their bagels are fucking amazing and damn I…read morelove that sandwich. I wanna fuck it sometimes. D and don't let me forget about the pickles. Fuck those pickles are good. Five stars five stars goodbye

We come to Casa Fuentes all the time and it's easily our favorite spot in Anderson. The food is…read moreconsistently great, the portions are solid, and everything comes out fast. The staff is always friendly and makes you feel welcome every time you walk in. It's one of those places you can count on whether it's a quick lunch or dinner with the family. Highly recommend.

Every single time I eat here I am impressed. We arrived late Saturday night with a party of 13, six…read moreof those being children eight and under. We were seated within 15 minutes of our arrival and our order was taken within 10 minutes of sitting down. I asked for a specific change in my order and they were happy to accommodate and did a wonderful job. The portions are commensurate with the price and very tasty. I will definitely be back.

I have visited a good amount of the flea markets here in the upstate. I've visited ones that are…read morequite ghetto and don't have that much stuff at all, no matter what time I go. Of all the ones I've visited, I'd just like to say the Anderson Jockey Lot is the overall best. The Barnyard in Greer is probably the 2nd best. It's quite an extensive facility with outdoor and indoor vendors. Be sure you visit your local bank and get cash prior to coming here. The ATMs here charge you a fee of $3. No! No! No! Like all other flea markets, you are going to see some cheap bootlegged junk, but it is way more organized than the Spartanburg Flea Market or even the White Horse market. On my first visit, I scored $45 worth of good video games for the PlayStation 1 and NES. Don't haggle prices too much, though, because sellers know the value of some games. I even saw a vendor that sold anime/otaku merchandise. I haven't seen much Otaku items in the other flea markets though. For the area, I really like the Anderson Jockey Lot. If it's even earlier in the day, you might find some great stuff cheap!

Would give it a 0 star if I could, wouldn't even consider this a farmers market, more of a flea…read moremarket with a bunch of trash, and on top of that they are selling puppies in cages in the scorching heat.