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Roasted Brussels Sprouts
Dixie B.

We were in the area visiting family, and needed to have dinner before heading in for the night. Looking on Yelp, I found Element, and could tell from the reviews that this would be an excellent choice for the evening. This is a lovely home converted to a commercial location, complete with a large, paved parking lot. We arrived early, and that allowed us to get a good look at the exterior of the property. This property is well maintained, with a sidewalk that looked virtually new. Good first impressions! A lady greeted us right away, and took us to a table, allowing us to choose our location in the room. Even though it was not a "real" fire, we chose to sit near the fireplace. We had a heavy BBQ lunch, so we were hoping for something light. Several menu items interested us, so we chose to get several dishes, and share them. This was no problem with our waitress -- she was great! She also was helpful with my need to avoid food sensitivities. Plus! We shared the Brussels Sprouts. Hubby thought they were a little underdone, but I thought they were cooked well, with just a little browning. Of course, with roasting, more char is always good, so I understood his point. Next came the Spinach Salad, with vinaigrette subbed for the tomato dressing. What a lovely presentation! I think we ate every bite of this. Along with the salad, we got the Quinoa and Riced Cauliflower Stir Fry. Due to my gluten intolerance, the chili sauce was on the side, but I never missed it. The calm atmosphere and delicious food made for a relaxing evening, and we enjoyed it very much. When in the area, we would definitely go again. I hope you'll visit; I think it's worth your time.

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Very nice and quiet restaurant. The food was a little pricey but soooo worth it. The pork belly was amazing!!!!!

Absolutely gorgeous building, inside and out!
Kelly P.

Finally!!!! A restaurant in Easley that isn't a chain, a meat and three, or a fast food joint specializing in frying things. We came here early on a Sunday to check it out and were overwhelmed with how beautiful the building is! Just off Main Street, the owners have conceded this gorgeous old stone home into a beautiful, cozy, sophisticated restaurant. We sat in the back corner of what I believe is the main dining area. I thoroughly enjoyed the mushroom appetizer, served in a cast iron pan with super fresh feta and some homemade pesto. The Brussels sprouts, roasted with pine nuts, were fantastic!! My boyfriend says they were some of the best he's ever had. He thoroughly enjoyed the spinach salad, and I liked the homemade tomato dressing, too (like Catalina). His strip steak was closer to well than medium-rare, and though he didn't care for the marinade because it tasted a little too vinegar-y, I liked it. Kind of more like a standard steak sauce. My veggie (black bean) burger was good & homemade! I like that they have vegetarian options. Boyfriend said the fries were really good, too (made in fresh oil). They also have a full bar! My Bloody Mary tasted like it was made in house (not from a mix) and had the perfect amount of horseradish. They have a small, but varied, beverage menu. I was impressed they had dark beer on there (my favorite)! It is by far the best sit-down restaurant in town! I'm looking forward to coming back and trying more things.

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First time visiting with some local friends and was delightfully surprised. Good food and service.

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Inky's Authentic Philadelphia Cheesesteaks and Hoagies - Pretzel was ahmazing!!

Inky's Authentic Philadelphia Cheesesteaks and Hoagies

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Inky's Philly Cheesesteak in Easley, SC, delivers a fantastic take on a regional favorite…read more Located at the base of The Silos--where several food trucks ply their specialties--Inky's stands out as a spacious, comfortable spot with large booths that invite you to settle in... and maybe stay a while. High ceiling, lots of wood paneling, very vintage while still feeling up to date. The menu includes burgers, deli-style hoagies, and salads, but let's be honest: the cheesesteak is why you showed up--and it's good enough to keep you coming back. There's some real history behind the name. Albert "Inky" Harris ran the first cheesesteak and hoagie shop in Philadelphia back in the 1940s, and the current grandchildren owners carry that legacy forward. Whether every detail has been perfectly preserved or lovingly remembered, one thing is certain: they source their white American cheese from Philly, and the result feels authentic. And that makes all the difference. The fresh-baked Liscio's rolls are huge--soft and warm on the inside, with a firm, crusty on the outside. Like me... on a good day. Inside, finely chopped steak, peppers, onions, and that perfectly melted white American cheese are blended together, so every bite delivers a balanced, satisfying hit of flavor. No "all onions in one bite, no meat in the next" surprises--just consistent harmony. And the star of the show? Certified Angus ribeye. No shortcuts. No skimping. No regrets. Sandwiches come in 7", 12", or the "I wish I was still in college" 18" option--because sometimes restraint is overrated. My wife and I split the Colossal. The meals are served on trendy paper-toppped metsl trays. The staff and management go out of their way to make you feel welcome and walk you through all the options. Sides round out the experience with plenty of choices: fries, tater tots, onion rings, pasta salad, fried mushrooms (hello, childhood), and a standout option--house-made chips, sliced and fried fresh and disappearing faster than your willpower. Bottom line: If you're craving a true Philly-style cheesesteak without leaving the Upstate, Inky's is absolutely worth the stop. Just don't plan on eating light... or sharing. Hours: M-W: 11-8 Th-Sa: 11-9

The Authentic Philly Cheese Steak. Is that one word or two? According to the menu it is…read more"Cheesesteaks", which auto correct doesn't like, but there it is. Rainy-ish Thursday December night at about midnight, or really 6:00PM but as dark and rainy as it was, it felt like midnight, the crowd had not hit yet but was trickling in. I found the opportunity to hit up Inky's going to a Clemson graduation party from Greenville. Good timing. No wait seating. Allowed to get a beer from next door, craft beers from Silos Brewing. Ordered the authentic standard 12 inch Philly with the Cooper cheese option, no additions because we are playing the authenticity game. Which is in itself a bit of an argument since a few "authentic" cheesesteaks in Philly swear by Cheese Whiz as authentic. Cheese Whiz is not an option, but provolone or American and Cooper are options. This is otherwise certified Angus beef ribeye, sliced super thin and incorporated on the grill with onions and the cheese into one homogeneous filling of authenticity. Also, the roll is the authentic Italian style from Liscio's Bakery - softer and chewier. I am not sure if it is a Liscio style or if they actually import these, but they are the real deal for texture and flavor. So, all that is fantastic. My only beef with the authenticity is just that....the beef. Not specifically the beef quality, but the beef quantity. The Philly Cheesesteaks I have had (in Philly) usually have a higher beef to bread ratio than my experience here. Could just be the chef for this one, but it seemed that my experience has been beef almost overflowing the hoagie bread. With that said, this is a fantastic and mouth watering sandwich. Not dry. Steaming hot. Came out very quickly. Made to order. Priced at $14.25 with tax comes to $15.53. I would say that coupled with the Silos experience, this is a destination worthy sandwich. If the restaurant keeps it this way, still worth it, but I wish there were an option to pay $2 more, for example, for 1.5X meat and it would be perfect. Oh, and maybe add the Cheese Whiz option for that side of town.

Element - tradamerican - Updated May 2026

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