Place was surprisingly good for only being 3 stars. I had the Flecha Burger. It was a thick burger…read moreand cooked perfectly. Only thing was it needed a little bit more BBQ sauce. The Grand Sheriff was what my fiancé got he said it was the best! It looked good. Fries and onion rings are nothing but frozen brought ones I'm guessing. But the sauces seemed to be homemade possibly? Overall for the price it was good!

The Sheriff left his badge at the door! Mediocre, cafeteria food at best…read more I walked into Sheriff Burger wanting to love the place. I really did. But the experience was a masterclass in how grease, no flavor, and zero effort can ruin even the simplest meal. The service didn't help. It was flat and uninterested, what was made worse by a language barrier that turned ordering into a challenge. Even asking for a clean ketchup bottle became a disconnect. The server offered no smile, no care or enthusiasm. And that ketchup bottle? The worn label and grime made it obvious they refill it endlessly. If they never reach the bottom, that ketchup is going to turn rancid. Nothing says "welcome" like questionable condiments. The patties appear to be pre‑cooked, and simply reheated or assembled when someone places an order. So while the kitchen may "assemble" your burger fresh, the actual patty has been sitting there waiting its turn -- giving the whole thing that unmistakable cafeteria‑holding‑tray vibe instead of the fresh, made‑to‑order quality you expect from a sit‑down restaurant. The rest of the ingredients didn't help. A razor‑thin slice of white tomato, a one‑inch scrap of lettuce, and a half‑filled one‑ounce cup of mayo. It wasn't just stingy -- it was disrespectful. The Sheriff Burger was supposed to come with bacon; instead, I got one bacon bit. One. It all felt like an afterthought, not a meal. Then there's the price. Fast‑food quality at a premium price is insulting. You don't even get a printed check -- just a total spoken out loud, no transparency, no chance to verify anything. Whether mistakes happen accidentally or intentionally, you'll never know. With so many better options out there for less money, this place simply doesn't compete. Sheriff Burger is a Frankenstein mix of cheap ingredients, careless prep, and zero pride in what they serve. Hard pass. Hope this helps someone avoid the disappointment.

Deli here is good. Food is good. Staff is nice. This place gets sooo packed. It was hard to find a…read moretable. I got the godfather sandwich and I would definitely get it again. A little pricey for what it was. I also got the macaroni salad and it was a little bland but also super zesty almost sour in my opinion so I would pass on that next time.

This deli is always delicious. I wish they had a location in Anderson because we don't have…read moresomething like that at all. Great food and service.

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!

Food is so good and and price is on point love this place I go least once a week. Goread more

OMG. This was delicious. I grew up in Raleigh and there was a hot dog place in the mall called…read moreScotty's. The hot dog tasted JUST like the ones there. I had a flashback to 1980 when I put it in my mouth. Haha! Everything was really tasty and fresh. Service was great. It's in a gas station - it's really old school cute!!!

Great food, fast service and good prices. Staff is always pleasant. Always busy. Stop in after 2pm.read more

Had a turkey sandwich and chicken tortilla soup. Both were tasty. Service is counter service…read more Ambiance is fast casual. Would recommend. Was about $20.

Absolutely delicious!!!! Meatloaf, collard greens, jalapeño cheese grits ....WOW !!!…read more Door Dash was on time too Saving the Brunswick stew and Banana pudding for later PLEASE SEND PLASTIC UTENSILS NEXT TIME the dasher had some!!!! Didn't go inside so I don't about the Ambiance!!!!

Just did not live up to our expectations. Didn't help that our server was not having a good shift…read more The place is nice, clean, and welcoming, but the food was ehh. We came from Clemson to attend a play in Pelzer and decided to have lunch here first. It is not a destination restaurant. The menu is very chicken heavy. Started with 8 smoked wings as an appetizer, bbq sauced with a side of hot sauce. Received 4 bbq wings and 4 hot wings. Now the wings were smoked nice and very good. Both ordered half-and-half tea. I received unsweetened. They had meatloaf as a Sunday special. I got it, mashed potatoes and gravy, cornbread, and a side salad. The side salad was really nice and worth ordering. The cornbread was jalapeño cornbread, but not described that way on the menu. The mashed potatoes and gravy should not be ordered. Period. They were both reconstituted, fake and a tiny portion. The meatloaf was a good size portion, but tasted like a seasoned hamburger. Thankfully the bbq sauce on the table saved it. Her chicken salad sandwich was good and a nice size portion, but again it was different than described on the menu. She said it tasted like smoked chicken. The banana pudding was very unremarkable but looked nice. We might give it another try if we're in the area and hungry,but it's not in the "let's remember this place" list.

I'm from Miami, where we have so much diversity in food, so I know great flavors when I taste them…read more Tropical Burger in Greenville truly impressed me! The Venezuelan Pabellón Empanada was absolutely to die for--perfectly crispy on the outside and packed with rich, authentic flavors. We also tried the Classic Burger and the Breakfast Burger, and both were outstanding. The burgers were cooked to perfection--not greasy, just full of flavor and perfectly balanced. If you're looking for bold, delicious food with quality and care, Tropical Burger is a must-visit!

Fusion menu between American burgers and Tex/Mex Latin…read morefood. My coworkers brought me here for my birthday on our way back from our new Greenville plant. We were looking for a place just off 85 so we decided to give tropical burger a try. The Pepitos were huge and there was about 6 different types. 2 of my coworkers and I decided to try the pepitos and Endra decided to get the big momma burger. All of our meals had plenty of food. My oblesico pepitos was full of steak, chicken bacon and cheese. It seemed to be missing some flavor and sauce. It was just meat and cheese. For a side I got loaded fries with cheese sauce and bacon bits. The cheese tasted like it came out of a can and the bacon was more like bacon bits than real bacon. I ate the contents of the pepitos with a fork and skipped the bread. They had an interesting menu. I wish I would have reviewed the Yelp reviews before deciding on the pepitos. Thanks!

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.