OJ's is our favorite local meat and 3. They take vegetables seriously and we tend to visit on…read moreTuesdays and/or Thursdays for squash casserole/broccoli casserole and okra and tomatoes (4 days/week). And their cornbread is not sweet and the best in town!

Delicious meat and three, quality preparation, and good service. The prices are very good too. We…read morewill return.

I found that more and more I'm looking for this kind of restaurant for meals outside the house…read more Down to Earth, homey, clean, definitely local people and food. The food was great with portions being large enough that you feel full but not stuffed. Waitstaff was attentive and provided everything you could want. I had an omelette with grits and toast. Very much a thumbs up. If I could change one thing it would be a variety of toast options. Next time I think I'll try biscuits and gravy.

I ate there the other day for the first time after someone told me that it was pretty good. The…read morestaff was friendly and the restaurant was clean. It's like a burger/diner place. The burger and fries I ate was pretty good. I'll go back.

Kendall's Grill…read more After driving past it for a couple of decades, I finally stopped at Kendall's Grill. What a mistake I made. All those years I could have had golden, crispy chicken tenders and burgers like Dad used to make. No, I blew it. But I'm making up for lost time--I went twice in one week. Once for the chicken, and again for a burger. Fast review: A burger you don't want to wait 10 years to try. Fried chicken that might make Zaxby's rethink their approach. Let's back up Kendall's opened in 2009. Judging by the orange floor tile, this might have been a Hardee's long ago, but they've remodeled quite a bit. The vibe now is part drive-in, part diner. The front counter is right by the entrance. The kitchen sits just beyond a serving partition. To the left is a full-service ice cream case. To the right, a bar where you can watch your food being prepared. There are cushioned booths inside and several picnic tables out on the porch. Pop music plays throughout. The staff? Always moving, always working--but still taking time to say hello. Friendly, efficient, skilled. The owner is doing something right at the very root of a good restaurant: the people. Part 1 - The Chicken Kendall's sits on West Blue Ridge Drive, right in that "is this Sans Souci or City View?" stretch near Cedar Lane Road. It's a stone's throw from Swamp Rabbit Grocery and about 2.1 miles from Cherrydale. Heads up--left turns into the lot require some attention. The nice lady at the counter helped me navigate the menu, and it is wide: specialty burgers, chicken sandwiches, cheesesteaks, salads, seafood, loaded mac & cheese, hot dogs. The printed menu runs five pages. But I was there for the hand-breaded chicken fingers. They offer 4-, 5-, 6-, and 7-piece options, from $5.99 to $9.99, or $12.99 to $16.99 for combos with a side, toast, coleslaw, a dipping sauce, and a drink (hold onto that thought). I ordered the 4-piece combo, upgraded from fries (straight or crinkle!) to mac & cheese, chose Nashville hot sauce (14 options total), and grabbed a Pepsi. $12.99 plus tax and tip. Drinks are self-serve--fountain sodas, tea, water, and regular or strawberry lemonade. I took a half-table by the window, facing the door (IYKYK). Within minutes, my food arrived--hot, fresh, and plated. Presentation? Classic diner style. Real plate, real bowl. The toast was a thick, golden slice--perfect for making two little chicken sliders. I'm not a coleslaw fan, but this one was crisp, not overly mayo-heavy, and not soggy. The mac & cheese is worth the trip by itself. Creamy roux, real cheese flavor, each elbow noodle still slightly al dente, still steaming when it hit the table. This is closer to Mom's kitchen than anything rehydrated from a cup. And the chicken? About perfect. Tender, juicy, fried just right. You can taste the difference between hand-breaded and "fresh-from-the-box." This was the real thing. Only complaint: I wish the four tenders were a little larger. The Nashville sauce brought the heat. Next time I'm trying the Gold BBQ, Korean BBQ, and Sweet Red Chili. Stay tuned for part 2!

This place was recommended in a fb group- and I'm not sure why. We tried the western burger and a…read morecheesesteak- both were mediocre at best. Also tried the tots and onion rings- both greasy and the tots too salty. I'm not a huge fan of smash burgers and was assured the fresh handpattied burgers were thicker and better than that (I'll share the pic- they were not) and my husband put the meat from his cheesesteak on 2/3 the bun, which was better. Quite a few pieces of gristle in those thin patties though . The kids working the place are friendly and we watched several refilling the ice and drink machine. No AC didnt help with the atmosphere - it was hot and muggy. Overall, it was Worth a shot considering several people said it was the best burger -- so I was hoping this hole-in the-wall style joint was a hidden gem but just isn't (for anyone wanting a quality burger in Greenville. IMO)

National French fry day treated us WELL with a 4 pack of fries!…read more Regular, bacon blu, ranch & truffle! Bacon blue and truffle were the best!! Little soggy I do wish they were crispier fries. Tasted great and natural! All of them were great! Then we got the wings! Super crispy! And also delicious! Service was great, order and wait. We did wait long but because they couldn't find our table unfortunately! But the food was top notch! The little place in their cafeteria style was pretty good! Never heard of it and enjoyed it! WE WILL BACK! Tell them ARI FROM YELP SENT YA!

I've tried this place 3 times over the past 2 years. The first was a breakfast sandwich with home…read moremade sausage....delicious. I don't think they have it in the menu anymore. The second was a burger: overcooked and dry with too much salt. The final was an avocado tomato sandwich which lacked flavor and was a HEFTY $20 after tax and tip. WTF? Totally not worth it. That's enough disappointment for me to finally decide no more.

Talk about old school. This was an interesting discovery. There are several buildings including a…read moreFarmers market so I wasn't sure where the restaurant was. I went in the Farmer's Market first. It looks like an old barn. There were lots and lots of homemade choices- "canned" soup bases, fruits, vegetables, salsas, jams, flavored oils to name a few. There were also fresh fruits, nuts, honey, vegetables, dairy products and cakes. There are four areas you can eat. The main "restaurant" is small with only a few tables. Evidently it's a favorite of older local gentlemen to gather for an early breakfast. There is also the "Pig Sty," "The Chicken Coop" and the farmer's market area. Some of these can be cold in the winter and warm in the summer so dress accordingly. The farmer's market area is heated by a wood stove. The staff here are so friendly. It felt like we were visiting family. The food was good ole country food. The hubby and I each ordered the breakfast plate. I had coffee with my choice of several flavored creamers. If you pay in cash you get a discount. If you are in the area you should check it out. You can order from the breakfast or lunch menu. Plan to stay a few extra minutes and look around and support local farmers. We brought home some boiled peanuts. Fun experience and good breakfast.

Went to Barnwood Grill on Whitehall Rd. In Anderson for breakfast today. There's a three egg…read moresausage omelet under that gravy biscuit. William had a sausage trash bowl. Both were beyond delicious. I highly recommend this unique place.

Quick service for me'n my wife. Burger cooked well done as…read moreit should have been. I watch my carbs so I stuck with a burger only and bummed a couple of fries from my wife's burger platter. This is my goto place when I cheat on my diet.

Always looking for good old fashioned burger places. Happened to notice this place while getting a…read morehaircut and stopped by today to try it out. The cheeseburger plate was great. Comes with fries snd drink for $10.49... you can't find places like that anymore. Server was very attentive, place was clean inside and just simplistic, not all fancy. This will be our go to Burger places in Anderson SC.

Everything! A great place to eat for breakfast or lunch! Best homecookedfood in Greemville, SC…read more Take-outs are great! They are a great addition to the Sterling Community here in Greenville, SC! Jo

5 stars for the breakfast being prepared and served at OJs! Its always delicious! They have the…read morebest salmon patties in Greenville that ive tasted! They are cooked perfectly! Its definitely a favorite of mine for breakfast! Those salmon patties melt in your mouth! The meats are good! Everything is just good! I recommend for breakfast! It is cafeteria style when you go in to order. You tell them what you want that you see they pile it on your plate you slide down and go pay! And eat! The sweet tea is good! Ive always been treated nicely here!

Good quick service, good, pleantiful amounts of food, friendly wait people, very clean organized…read moreserving areas.

The only thing good about this place was that the waitress was friendly. This is the worst food…read moreI've ever had at a restaurant. First they were out of the lunch specials 20 minutes into lunchtime. So we ordered off the menu: Turkey/dressing was cold and the gravy tastes like air. Ham/pineapple was chewy like it was microwaved and the pineapples were 4 tiny chunks from a can, seemingly added last minute and not cooked with the ham. The fried chicken didn't resemble any piece of chicken I have ever seen and was so over-fried it felt like pork rinds. The Mac and cheese tasted like the Stouffers frozen kind. The blackberry cobbler tasted like they accidentally used salt instead of sugar. Not a single item of anyone's food was good. And we are not picky eaters. I love a local, southern restaurant. This was shockingly bad. Also two separate people couldn't figure out the very basic task of changing the paper in a receipt machine and held my change hostage while they figured it out. I eventually just walked out without my change because I couldn't be in there anymore.