Hubby and I stopped here while out driving around. Cute little breakfast spot. The girls were…read morehustling. Please, tip them generously. They all worked together. The food was simple breakfast food, but oh so good. Cooked perfectly. The hash brown casserole was the best we've ever had. Great prices. Try it. You won't regret it!!! We will be back.

We stopped in for lunch after a long day of traveling on I-26. We had about 15 people in our group…read moreand we were traveling with a large motor coach bus (I was the driver). My wife called them and asked if they could handle a large group as well as a place for us to park a 38' bus. She said yes and for us to come on. So glad we stopped here! Everyone was so friendly and the food was delicious! I ordered the cheese burger with fries and coleslaw and banana pudding. Wow it was very good and very tasty. The banana pudding was very good as well. My wife ordered the Patty Melt. She said it was very good and full of flavor. If you are ever in the area we definitely recommend you stop into Granny's Kitchen! You won't be disappointed!

Thank you to the wonderful servers that made time to serve me even though you were closing up…read more You're just great! The beer was delicious and the location perfect to have a quick drink. But 5 stars absolutely for service that's just awesome

Clean pool hall during the day. Great lunch specials, the burger was great, and there seemed to…read moreonly be one server and she was excellent.

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.

The Greer Diner Greer, South Carolina…read more My wife, son, sister-in-law, brother-in-law, and I tried the newly opened Greer Diner on Trade Street (formally the three-generation family-owned restaurant "Cannon's"). They aren't a month old yet having opened December 19, 2025. They had heard about this fried bologna sandwich and they wanted to try it. Being a Chicago Yankee, I passed whole-heartedly. Just over the tracks from the brick-paved Trade Street of Downtown Greer, sits a little red brick building with a long front porch. Corner lot number 409 Trade Street. Up the ramp are several old style picnic tables. Inside are two rooms of booths on the left, an old fashioned bar with eight stools in the middle, and a few side tables on the right. The walls are fresh and white. Other than a retro-vintage 50's style logo on a wall complete with script font, I don't recall any other decor. We were welcomed as soon as we stepped in from the staff behind the bar running about making food. The Sunday evening crowd was hopping. My wife, her sister, and our brother-in-law all got the fried bologna sandwich. To quote my sister-in-law, "I loved the concept of it. It was pretty good!" She also did a to-go order of veggies (fried okra, creamed corn, mashed potatoes) and they were good too. The sandwich was a good sized portion with shaved pieces of bologna, house-smoked and grilled, with American cheese, country hearth white bread, mustard, lettuce, and covered with BBQ chips! Meaty, hearty, juicy, charred in places, and crisp-crunchy! Served in a little basket with that faux newsprint. Adorable. My son got the smash burger and said it was a good choice, he did the double patty, so it was a sizable sandwich. All four of them upgraded to fries, extra crispy. I tried a few of them and they were fine. I got the Calabash Chicken Basket. I decent-sized portion of tender and juicy chunks of chicken in a peppery breading, fried just right. It comes with Texas toast, so I made one chicken chunk into a sammie. My side was mac & cheese. Definitely home-made. A little tough, needed more cheddar cheese to cover all the elbow noodles. But definitely a throw back to the old Fatz Calabash chicken taste. The wait was a little longer than expected, but the waitress couldn't have been nicer. Constantly coming by to refill all of our drinks and at the end, sent us off with to-go refills. I love that. I saw on their Facebook page fixings for ice cream and/or shakes, but I didn't see that on the menu. I want to go back and try the shrimp, fish & chips, Nashville Hot, and the chili. The jumbo wings sound good too, and at just over $1 a wing, it's workable (remember when wings were cheap give-aways at 25¢ each?). Oh, and the onion rings look great. It's definitely a quality mid-century dinner that could have appeared in "American Graffiti." And this close to the glut of high-priced eateries of downtown, this one is a casual, affordable choice. Closed Mondays Open Sunday-Thursday 11-8 Friday-Saturday 11-9

The restaurant is located in a more residential area, and very simple. The inside could use some…read moredecor as is very plain. Floors were clean but table was sticky. There were a couple flies around us. The service was very nice, everyone very polite. Food I would give a 3.5. Hamburger was ok, nothing special. Waffle was small and bacon dripping with oil. The chicken livers were overcooked and sweet tea was so sweet that I couldn't drink. I am hoping was an off day. Willing to try again.

When you search meat and three- this place should be the first image that pops up. It was an…read moreamazing experience. There's an old timey feel to the place that is legitimate not contrived... there's a small front porch and a screen door- like there should be. The staff was warm and friendly, the menu was filled with many many many comfort food choices, and I was in heaven. My food was served pipping hot and in separate bowls just like I like things- not touching. My ideal dining experience. Plan a drive to dine here, even if it is a little out of the way. I will be back!

Cute little stop off Hwy 290. We went for Saturday breakfast. Shrimp and grits were awesome came…read morewith scoop of pimento cheese. Very flavorful and seasoned. Cute rustic ambiance, super friendly staff. Some local goodies for sale as well- pottery, honey, sourdough bread, photography and art on wall, etc. You order at the register and then seat yourself. There is a coffee station with some local flavored coffees and fruit infused water to help yourself too. They take credit cards. Parking lot was full but found a spot. 2 cars parked more along the road to the side up some do that is an option.

Alex my server was so cool and helpful. i don't know him but now i will know him by name. i will be…read moreback because not only was he good but eh food was great

Food was very tasty! They even have gluten free biscuits!!! Be sure to check out the butter and…read morejelly bar. Service was excellent. Definitely recommend.

The food is fantastic. Service is great too. Today was my first time at OJ's and I promise to…read morereturn. I had the fried fish with squash casserole and the most wonderful roasted potatoes. I wish I took a picture.

Good ole country cooking. Very friendly service! It's cafeteria style with meat and three. Includes…read moredessert and drink.

So here's the deal -- my wife and I had a random hot dog craving (which almost never happens), and…read morewe figured we'd go to the spot we knew in Spartanburg. But that drive? A bit much for a quick bite. But I told her what a coincidence I seen a Boots' when I went to the lawn mower shop! Bless that mower, because now we've got a new go-to spot. Let's talk food: My wife had the fish and shrimp -- fresh like it swam here. I got the Boots' Burger with onion rings that crunched louder than the fans in the dining room (which, by the way, were working overtime. Not sure if it was the AC or a tribute to NASCAR, but it was breezy in there). The vibe is pure old-school diner meets car guy dream garage. Clean, cool, and loaded with personality. We told the staff it was our first time and they couldn't have been nicer. Friendly, helpful, and you could tell they actually liked being there. Rare these days. We've been to the Spartanburg location -- and it's good -- but this one hit different. Could've been the food, the time of day, or maybe those crispy onion rings had me seeing stars. Either way, we're coming back.

Good food. Good prices. Convenient location. Staff was helpful. Nice selection on menu.read more