Stopped in one evening for a bite to eat and relax a little, and the Garage was just the right…read morespot. A very cool locals hangout, that leans into a roadhouse garage theme interior. There was even great live music on the Tuesday night of our visit. Cordial staff and friendly customers. Walk up counter service, place your order, get a buzzer, grab your food from the window when it goes off. Pay when you are finished. A concise menu, done well. I opted for their Flatbread with pasta salad on the side. The flatbread was done very well, nice crisp with fresh ingredients. It worked for me, the pasta salad was also very good. They have an extensive beer and brews menu on a digital board overhead. We both enjoyed our meals and the live music was an extra touch on a tuesday. Definitely worth a vist and your support. 4.5 Stars rounded up for the excellent vibe and good people 01272

Another 5 star experience. Absolutely fantastic burger and mac and cheese…read more You order at the bar and then they buzz you when it's ready. Service was quick! We went in on a Wednesday a little after 12 and it wasn't too busy so not very loud. Easy to carry in a conversation. On the burger, I got bacon, cheddar, grilled onions, pickles and pimento cheese. That pimento cheese should be mass produced. Wow! The Mac and cheese side is very small but filling. I also added bacon to that. See pic. It had bacon wings! And fittingly, it was heavenly. (See what I did there) :-) HIGHLY RECOMMEND!

I was with a group of 5 ladies and we planned our trip to the Stumphaus Taproom after visiting the…read moreStumphaus Tunnel. Luckily we found a table with enough room because right after we arrived the place started filling up. We had the cute and friendly Alyson as our server and we started out by choosing beers from the draft menu. I had the Olde-Hickory Hefe-Weizen which I thought was good; but nothing special. A few friends had the Stumphaus Lager and they really liked it. The beers were reasonably priced from $3.50-$8. They had an extensive food menu with salads, sandwiches, appetizers, and even tacos and quesadillas. We decided to share a few different tapas/appetizers. One friend got the "Tarts Pick 3" for $14. They were super cute, original, and delicious. (They even looked like works of art!). I ordered the Street Corn Dip which came with potato chips for dipping. It was quite large and very good; only $11. Another friend ordered the Edamame Basket which was only $11. It came with sweet chili sauce for dipping and we all liked it. A 4th friend ordered the Verner's Bruschetta. It was a hefty portion as well, and priced at $13. It was unique and good with tomatoes, basil, cucumbers, Queso Fresco , and balsamic glaze. The final friend had a wedge salad which I didn't try; but it was presented beautifully and she said it was really tasty. All our food was really yummy, and the prices were reasonable. It did take a little long for our food; but the restaurant was very busy and all the servers were hustling and they all kept smiles on their faces! I would definitely suggest a visit to Stumphaus Taproom if you're ever in Walhalla.

We were excited to visit the Stumphaus Taproom. We were seated promptly, then the experience…read morerapidly went south. The restaurant was very crowded & the noise was deafening. On top of the crowd noise, they had live entertainment which just amplified the cacophony. We ordered drinks which were brought after 15 minutes. We also ordered edamame to enjoy with our drinks. The edamame didn't arrive for 45 minutes so we had to leave & asked to get the edamame to go. That process took another 20 minutes. Over an hour to get an order of edamame?!!! OMG. Worst of all the server wasn't even concerned & failed to check on us. The entire staff seemed to ambivalent about customer service. While waiting for my now to go order, I asked to speak to a manager (no show) . I finally gave up & left when the edamame finally arrived. Horrible experience. We will never return. I'll be shocked if this restaurant is still open by Labor Day Never been treated worse! I'm only giving 1 star because the app won't let me give 0.

Stopped in after a day of hiking for a beer and snack. Cool, relaxed atmosphere. Great beer…read moreselection on tap. We ordered a warm pretzel. A food truck did show up & there was a band planned for later on. Great, friendly service! I will be back next time I'm in the area. Thank you!

Great place to stop after a day of hiking in the mountains. Sit outside, have some beverages, and…read moretalk about the awesomeness of the area.

Outstanding food, beer, service and people! Very welcoming environment that we Highly recommend!read more

Always a nice vibe and beers are fresh and in style. Friendly service and their food is better…read morethan expected for a brewery. Outside seating is spacious when the main floor is crowded. Our favorite local brewery

My friends and I were visiting North Georgia for the first time and stopped in at this brewery…read more They had tons of beer selections and even had wine from a local winery. It has a very casual relaxed but fun feel to it. They have some cards games as well as a pool table and other entertainments inside. I heard they have corn hole as well. The outdoor area was nice with picnic tables and shade. We appreciated the fact that they play country music there too since that can be hard to find businesses do (at least while I've been traveling) so that added to the appeal and charm. I would highly recommend for a chill casual hangout or date night .

Good, fresh beer. Good selection. Free friendly service…read more Third visit to Clayton and second to Currahee. I got flight this time, ranging from a hazy IPA to a stout. The hazy was the best o' the bunch, but all were good. I probably won't order the Kawi (coffee milk stout again), but the hazy and the Oktoberfest and the dark Belgium are all on the table for next visit. One server on staff on both visits. Both times friendly. Love the front porch, covered, right on the street. Great Mountain View's, especially this visit (November) with the colors.

Well, if you are a snob with an attitude, this may not be your place! But if you like a cheap bear,…read moretop notch-friendly and family-like atmosphere, and cool, friendly people and old-school stuff, then keep on reading. You turn onto Sloane Ave. from College Blvd., just across from the back entrance/valet of the Shepherd Hotel. It's a small bar and, of course, a dive with lots of graffiti. They are usually open until 7 PM. It's not your late-night college bar, although a bunch of college regulars will also flock to the place. They have a pool table. You also can play your music all day/evening long! Classic Rock is the vibe, though. Two drafts on tap. Nati Light and Narragansett Lager. Draft for a dollar and a pitcher for seven bucks! Yes, I typed that right! Besides, most domestic beers are available for about three bucks each. All are served with a koozie. All you can get is only popcorn with your beer, but you can bring your pizza and have a good time with your friends. Hey, you got it! Jimmy, Beth, and Sydney are awesome behind the bar and make your day better! They will make you feel welcome and greet you by your name every time. One Sydney shared a great story, and I thought that was awesome! Sydney, a Political Science major at Clemson, told her Dad that she got a bartending job, and her Dad was not happy about that, and Then she said to him that she got that job at the "Sloane Street Tap Room," and her Dad was surprisingly silent! She nervously asked, "What, Dad?." Dad slowly answered, "I worked there too when I was at Clemson!." Wow!!! Congratulations, Sydney, you are not only a legacy student at Clemson, but you are also a legacy bartender too! How cool is that? Sloane Street Tap Room is different! Check it out!

If cheap beer and bad jokes are your thing, then this is the place for you. Jimmy Howard is a trip!read more

The brewery is nestled with a group of (grain) silos. They had a dozen taps flowing with craft…read morebeer - I settled on the Rusted Rivet red ale and then their Tale Aim IPA. Both refreshing and full bodied. The venue had a lot of indoor and outdoor seating which makes for a fun social time for friends and families. The day I stopped in the boxcars which house the eateries at the same location, were closed. Still able to peruse the menus they had posted. They offer many different flavors and types of dishes from Indian, Thai, and all American. I'm heading back on Saturday for lunch when they'll be open for business. I'll update once I've stopped in.

This is a very uniquely, cool spot for grabbing a craft beer. Turns out we hit it up on the way to…read morea Clemson graduation party and there was a private Christmas party ongoing in the same space, not that they rented out the place exclusively, but just were running up a large tab. It is suitable for crowds. Of course, the old silos were built for grain storage in the late 40's time frame and now have been turned into a community hub of restaurants, bars, live music, outdoor dining via numerous vendors, fire pits and large screen tv's with even a rail car venue in a very eclectic and hip, urban setting. We were eating at one of the associated restaurants, Inky's, and they allow us to go to Silos Brewing and grab a beer to bring back for the meal. Very cool since Inky's sells draft, but just not this craft Silos draft. I really liked the cooperative and laid back approach by both establishments, including that Silos Brewing let me carry the glass over and not just a plastic cup. They will get it back. My choice was the "Smoke on the Lager" which is, of course, a lager base with smoky hints that went well with my Authentic Philly Cheesesteak sandwich. As their website says, "our backyard is your playground," and I bet on a warm spring or summer evening (rather than a rainy, winter Thursday), this place would be excellent fun. "A place to share stories over a pint, challenge friends to a casual game, or bask in the laid-back vibes of our beer garden." I get that from this establishment and will definitely be back to partake of this hospitality. From what I have seen, despite the less than ideal weather, this is a definite road worthy destination spot even from Greenville or Clemson.

Amazing dinner celebrating Fathers Day. Prime Rib was superb, service excellent and atmosphere…read moreamazing. Great restaurant! Also, It's the only restaurant in the area open on Monday's as well.

We had a wonderful late lunch here recently while in the area. This restaurant is located on the…read moregrounds of the golf course at Chickasaw Point, which requires access through the gated entrance and security. Its worth the effort. The restaurant is next to the club house/pro shop with its own entrance. A large facility that is obviously used for large gatherings and functions we walked into the bar area and grabbed a high top table and our server came over immediately with menus and greeted us. Friendly and kind, she returned a minute or so later for our drink order. We started with the Onion petals appetizer, it was very good and a nice serving to share. Well prepared and lightly fried golden brown sweet onions with a siracha dipping sauce. A solid choice, sweet, crunchy, spicy, salty and bite sized. After giving the menu a good lookover, I went for the Apple Rum Glazed Pork Ribeye with smash and veggies. A nicely prepared bone in chop, with a good sear. The potato mash was also good. With nice flavor and the rum apple chutney added a good texture and flavor to the whole meal. All in all a good meal, with kind service 4 Stars worth a visit and your effort to find and go to 01278

Up and coming, worth the visit, bring some Freinds and have some fun. Nice bar area and game room…read more Friendly staff. Check with bar or face book form music events.

Haven't had food from there but had a drink & played some games. They had foosball & pool tables…read more Staff was friendly! It's a cool little spot to hang out after dinner. I'd go back!

Kite Hill is exactly what Clemson needed! The location in Patrick Square is perfect--great outdoor…read morespace and a really relaxing vibe whether you're there for a date night or hanging out with the family. The beer list is impressive with 16 taps; I love that they have a mix of everything from crisp lagers to really creative sours and IPAs. But honestly, do not sleep on the food. It's way better than standard brewery snacks. The Giant Soft Pretzel with pimento cheese is a must-order, and the sandwiches (especially the Pimento Club) are legit. We also love that it's family-friendly without feeling like a playground. Great staff, great brews, and great food. Highly recommend!

Hidden gem. Ample indoor and outdoor seating. Board games, AC and good brews. They also have a…read moresmall menu of sandwiches and snacks to order from. Great laid back spot to ride solo, get laptop work done, meet a friend, or bring the whole family.