Fake eggs real disappointment!…read more I always try to support local, and was excited to try this restaurant. It was a big disappointment wanting an EGG sandwich and it's just a fake looking object that resembles an egg. Also, the quality of the sandwich was meh, for a bacon, egg and cheese sandwich to barely have one piece of bacon total, that's a swing and a miss. It is sad when a chain such as Dunkin has a system for more consistency. We had also asked for butter but that went on deaf ears. The place is super cute in appearance and the staff was nice, but when it comes to food quality it does not hit the mark. Rather unfortunate.

I had the Engineer's club sandwich, and it was fresh and tasty. The cashier was friendly and…read morehelpful. I really liked the restaurant's vintage steam railroad locomotive decor! My only recommendation is that they add some photos/art prints of the Southern Railway steam locomotives that roared through Easley until 1953 to "localize" the restaurant's ambience. Two good examples would be the railway's PS-4 4-6-2 Pacific Passenger, and MS-4 2-8-2 Mikado Freight, locomotives pictured below. I am the Curator of the railroad museum in Central!

I found Inky's back when they were in the shopping center on Calhoun Mem Hwy. I'm from the Philly…read morearea and when I saw them prepping the sandwiches I knew I was home! Their Cheesesteaks are superb either way; "Wid or wideout". Now, if they could just get Frank's soda (black cherry .... Mmmmmm). I tried their hoagie one time and I wasn't super crazy about it. Could've been an off day. One problem with parking at their place in the Silos, it is very limited and neighboring shops are not too friendly to non customers using their parking.

Ok, you ready for this one, hide the woman and children. So was supposed to end up at Silo's…read morebrewery which is right Nextdoor but, Google Maps had it listed as being open and it was not. So decided why not I here, let's try out Inky's you can't go wrong with a good Philly Steal sub. OK here's the bad part no special microbrew beer on tab or in bottle, stuff they have on tap or in bottles is that domestic crap? You know it Bud, Miller etc.. suggestion get some local brew. Just saying. Now back to the food I had ordered the pasta salad. I was thinking it was gonna be more of an oil base or basil pesto type not sure, but it might've been more of a mayonnaise base. Philly was good. I thought the steak had some great seasoning and I enjoyed it. Definitely recommend ordering the small anything bigger than that you are busting a gut or taking a lot home. Onion ring were freash dipped which is a good thing. Size for the steak I really did enjoy the Philly steak and I think you will too great seasoning wonderfully put together beautiful presentation. So when you're thirsty for a grade local craft beer and you find out, the brewery is closed because it's a Monday. Come on over and enjoy some good food.

Ok. This is a Jersey Mike's. The food might be ubiquitous, but it is pretty much consistently good…read morewherever I go. I am taking time to write a review of this one to highlight the exceptional service and work ethic I saw at this particular one. The ladies that were working were a well-oiled machine. I came in for lunch and the place (although relatively small) was crowded. Almost every table was taken. Very prompt and polite service and great communication with smiling faces. But let me comment on how they worked. As I was enjoying my perfectly prepared sub (an original Italian), there was zero wasted time or energy from the staff. Tables were cleaned and turned over quickly and the food prep area and counter, along with the deli slicer were SPOTLESS. They wiped everything down and made it look perfect between every order. And it happened so quickly and effortlessly that it took me a minute to catch on. Kudos to these ladies for taking pride in their work and making a simple sub sandwich lunch a memorable experience.

I don't understand the hype about Jersey Mikes. Their meats lack flavor. Their bread is tough and…read morewasn't fresh. Clean inside. The staff were really nice. I'm just not a fan.

Okay honestly I had to go look at the two reviews with less than a 5 star . After stopping in a…read morelocal coffee shop that did not for the breakfast. I wanted. I stopped in Farmhouse deli. I didn't really know what to expect, but I did know the little shop that was attached was closed. As soon as I stepped in, it felt very homey, like walking into your Nana house on Sunday for family dinner. I was instantly greeted, and I apologize to the cashier because I had no idea what I want to order because I had never been here. She said, take your time with the biggest smile and the cutest cheetah print overalls. I ended up asking for the veggie sandwich, which seems to be new on the menu and I added bacon to it. I got it on jalapeño sourdough. I got a bag of chips for the side and a oatmeal cream pie. While I'll wait for my food in what seems like one of the coziest moments I've had in a long time. I looked at the things along the wall, and I bought some candles, and sat down to watch the atmosphere of the customers and employees. Yes, it took some time to get food. But realistically if you are soaking in the environment, it's a family reunion. Waiting for Nana to say it's time to eat. I really enjoy that. You can pretty much see how everything is cooked and there's plenty of seating within the building. However, it does get packed real quick. I ended up loving the atmosphere so much. I went back a second time the next day and I got a salad and of course, and oatmeal cream pie. I didn't really know what to get and ask the cashier for some help and she told me to get the Italian salad. I can't say it was the biggest fan. When I ate it. I think I put a little too much dressing, but it was so big for such a good price and you could tell it was stuffed with love. And as far as the oatmeal cream pie. I only wish I would've gotten two. I also got the blueberry latte, which was also recommended. And although I like My, coffee a little bit stronger, I really enjoyed the fresh taste like eating a blueberry muffin. The second day I went back. There was such a sweet lady over the retail shop in the back, and she was so open when it came to me buying the earrings at the shop. I live about 45 minutes away from this restaurant. And I will definitely say it's worth driving to just for the atmosphere and love this building holds and I will absolutely be back.

Cute little jewel in Pickens! Great food---my eggs, grits, bagel and fruit were fresh and yeasty!…read more Hubby loved his waffle too! Counter service with quick food. Check out the little shop in the back too--I picked up a cute dress for $20!

I know this is a BBQ joint, but this cornbread is an absolute blessing to my soul! It is moist and…read morefluffy at the same time, with a bit of sweetness. A great compliment to the BBQ. However, I would just come her and order a dozen of the cornbread muffins. My family really enjoyed there selections of pulled pork, ribs, Mac and cheese, and okra. Glad to see such an establishment in this area. Keith always comes out to welcome us when we visit.

This is the kind of restaurant I like:…read more Great food - everything I've had is great. Try the collards for sure...they made me think that Keith may be a Wizard of some sort. Welcoming Host - The man I assume to be "Keith" has come out every time to thank us for coming in and asks about our meal - even on takeout orders. Thank you Sir. Last & certainly not least - Keith's is Local. See you this afternoon Sir. Hope there's something left by the time we get in.

Came here during Christmas in July! It was a pleasant surprise. My friend and I were visiting and…read morewanted to grab food before heading back home. It's a huge space. Plenty of outdoor and indoor seating. Dog friendly. Kid friendly. There was a Christmas movie playing outdoors. There was Christmas music playing. They also had a Christmas drink menu. I had the frozen hot chocolate (delicious!), smash burger, and asada fries. The smash burger was juicy! The asada fries were flavorful. Staff were very friendly.

Fun vibe atmosphere, upbeat music playing, more romantic outdoor seating outside in front and more…read morefriend/family atmosphere outdoor seating in the back complete with a big screen and yard games and table fire pits. There is also indoor eating in this spot that was converted from a house a few ago. You order at the cash register, get a number and then they bring the food to your table. The cashier was upbeat and excited about the food they serve. First time at this spot. Not too busy, but it was Thursday night and it's out of the way. Cashier gave recommendations, but I went rogue and got the Falafel Pita sandwich with a side salad and really enjoyed that. Really nice flavor combinations and filling. The sandwich comes with roasted peppers, heirloom tomatoes, artisan lettuce, beet hummus (surprising good), and refreshing alfalfa sprouts that seem to work for this sandwich. The dressing is super zingy, be sure you like lemon (I do) as that's really pronounced in that dressing. The sandwich is rich so I definitely recommend getting the salad with that one. My spouse got the Sandwich special: Burrata Sandwich (Ciabatta roll, burrata, steak, peppers, onions) with fries. The fries were plentiful and warm but not blazing hot. There's a self-serve soda station, condiment station, and paper to-go boxes. This spot would meet the bill if you are looking for a sandwich / salad spot for an intimate date night or fun time with friends.

Tried to call for a pick up order no one answered so I walked over. I stood at the door sign wait…read moreto be seated with my pup. No one even walked up to see if they could help me. I don't recommend.

Service: Not super busy when we arrived. The young man that served our table was nice…read more Food: I've dined here three times (once was a party). Not impressed with the wings, which is the reason we went. The lemon pepper was not peppered. There was melted butter in the pan, which is where I'm assuming the flavor was. I think wings on Wednesday are 30% off.

Love this spot! The desserts are always on point! Lots of…read moreLOCAL amazing goods. The staff are the sweetest! Love how they are keeping the soul of the old building alive. Had a little, lovely, beautiful drive to check them out Highly recommend!

This place is such a gem! Foodie alert!…read more A sweet little cafe, coffee shop, bakery, amongst a small, rural neighborhood, in the trees. It's on the corner of a semi busy little country road, in a very old, historic building. The big mural is nice. I love that they have a great outdoor space with many tables, picnic tables, cornhole, and a gated in play area for toddlers - with chairs inside there for parents. Very cool space! When we walked in, the place was so adorable, decorated very nicely, and all the goodies looked amazing!! Mama Judy was at the counter (the owner/ bakers mom), and she was so sweet and fun! Very cool that the baking kitchen is upstairs in the same building. We ordered all the things! It was hard to decide: We got the pumpkin bisque (soup) -- it wasn't like any I've had before. More so like thick, puréed pumpkin, not so much a traditional bisque. Not enough liquid added to make it soupy for me. But the flavor was decent. Not my fav though. Autumn grilled cheese: homemade pimento grilled cheese with bacon, cooked green apples, on this amazing homemade bread that seemed almost like a mix of cornmeal and flour... like a little corn grainy and crispy crust- so good!!! The pimento cheese was a bit rich and heavy for me-- BUT that is what pimento is lol it's rich and super creamy. Delicious cheesy goodness, but just put me in a food coma lol. Big portions too! We had to eat it with a fork and knife since it was pretty messy and hearty lol but that was fine. I can't wait to try other sandwiches like the Turkey Brie, etc. We also ordered a slice of the chicken pot pie. The crust was incredible - light and flakey. And the filling was very flavorful. Although the flavors were a bit different than I'm used to in a traditional pot pie. It seemed to have more of a maybe nutmeg and cardamom spiced flavor added in which was unique. You could tell it was made from scratch, and made with love. Just not sure if it was my favorite flavor profile for the inside. It was a little cold inside so probably needed a little more time to heat up. But still was devoured none the less. I got the Mae latte with oat milk, and half the sweetness because I am not a sweet tooth. Mine was good and had great fall flavors. My boyfriend got the Ann latte with whole milk. He said it was just okay and didn't taste like much. Then at the end of his drink, he realized all the spice and flavor and sweetness was at the bottom and didn't mix in well I guess. We know to mix it next time. Are we got a slice of Keylime pie to go. It was a very hard decision deciding which pie to take. I LOVED the key lime pie! To me, this is what real Keylime pie tastes like, with pungent tartness, and just a hint of sweet with a perfect graham cracker crust. My boyfriend did not like it because he is used to the fake, processed, really sweet, Keylime pie from the grocery store, that is not sour or tart like Keylime pie should be. Lol He's excited to try the apple Carmel, peach cobbler, etc next time. We were also given an amazing cookie to take home with us, that was such a treat and bursting with flavor! I forget what it was, but it seemed to have baked in Carmel and other things, Mixtown, and was crispy and buttery, and so incredible to our taste buds! They have a great menu with lots to choose from including quiches, mini sandwiches, different types of pies, baked goods, soup, etc. As well as lattes. They have some general pantry items on the shelves, both generic staples, and gourmet healthy treats. They also sell the cutest handmade knit hats and headbands, etc., that Mama Judy makes herself, and they are so soft and well-made! They sell premade, frozen pie crusts and chicken pot pie soup, ready to bake frozen cookies, etc. They have a selection of bottles and canned drinks in the fridges and other goodies as well. The location and outdoor space in nature is so peaceful and really sets the atmosphere in such a quaint, relaxing way. We can't wait to return and try other things. I love that it is all made from scratch with real and healthy ingredients used. A foodie dream! The owners story and background was fun to hear about, and I love that she had a vision and executed it, and is using her passion and creativity to build community! We'll be back very soon!

Very good wings, one of the two best in Easley. Their Ga Cobb salad is our go to. Pizza is OK…read more.. nothing to rave over. Great place to bring a crowd of people. Lots of TVs if you want to watch sports.

Traveling between Columbia,SC and Atlanta, GA and needing a break. My husband went to school in…read morethe Clemson area so we figured we'd gas up and dine in Easley. We found this yummy pizza/wing/brewery spot in downtown Easley. Definitely worth the visit. Food was fresh. We got a works pizza and the Buffalo gar chee bar ( think garlic cheese bread with marinara and Buffalo chicken with a side of ranch ). Online ordering was easy and ready when promised. I look forward to stopping through again if the opportunity presents itself.