This Maple Street is one of the first places my family ate at when we were looking to move to…read moreGreenville. We have always enjoyed the staff, the esthetics and the food. My daughter loves the rustic charm of the big round table and the lights. My husband and I love a good sausage gravy. My daughter decided she wanted to come in for breakfast this morning because she wanted to see what the question of the month was, we were sad to see that the payment system has been updated and we're just given a number. The cashier said they are trying to figure out how to include the question of the month with the new register system (). I got a five and dime, which was good as always. My daughter tried the new loaded tater tots. They were delicious!

Stopped in here on our way out of town. It was great! The coffee with the hint of maple was so…read moredelicious, I would go back for that alone! I had the Retro Plate and Hubby had the Power Bowl. We really enjoyed everything. Especially the jam for the biscuit! Yummy!

Late night dinner was fantastic! We started of by sharing…read moresome mussels which were cooked perfectly and the garlic sauce was so tasty that we asked for more bread to dip into it. I had the shrimp & grits & my husband had the sautéed pasta Bourguignon. Both delicious! We both had the summer sangria, also fantastic!

Came in for restaurant week, but decided to order off the main menu. The results were mixed for us…read more The salmon dip appetizer was a fun twist on the more traditional trout or whitefish more frequently found in fish dips. The vichyssoise was a disappointment. The flavor was ok, but it was a thin bowl of broth rather than a creamy textural soup that I expected in a vichyssoise. It was also served with table spoons, not soup spoons, which made it difficult to eat (maybe a straw would have been better). My husband had the steak, which was perfectly cooked. I ordered the pasta bourguignon. If it hadn't been listed on the menu, I wouldn't have known there was beef in the pasta. I saw and tasted none. Cocktails were delicious and well crafted. The ambience pleasant as we walked in, and it wasn't too crowded yet as we had an early reservation. However we were seated in the back, in an alcove with 3 tables in it. The alcove was like an echo chamber. With only one couple near us and a half full restaurant, all the sounds were so enhanced in the alcove that we could barely hear each other. That area really needs curtains or fabric on the walls to dampen the sound effects. It was really unpleasant. Not writing Rotie off. Other members of my party enjoyed their entrees, particularly the salmon. I may have just chosen poorly that night.

This is my favorite coffee shop in the Greenville area by FAR!! I love the atmosphere and the cozy…read morechairs.

I really enjoyed my visit to Summer Moon! I got the Cinnamon Latte, Half Moon, and it was…read moredelicious...perfectly sweet with a good cinnamon flavor. The ambiance was really nice too! A great spot to relax or grab coffee on the go. I also loved that they have a drive-thru, and my drink came out super quickly. Barista was friendly and helpful. Definitely coming back!

Great servers and food. Large menu to choose from. If your family can't decide on one food, go to…read moreStax.

Greenville doesn't have too many original diners, but Stax has been a staple in the community and…read moreStax Omega stands out from the other diners here. Wait time was surprisingly not long. I went at 11am on a Sunday during peak church hours and though we have 15 reservations ahead of us, we only waited for 20 minutes or so, The food is really good. My friend thought her omelette and potatoes were great. The blueberry waffles I thought were good. Nothing special to say, but it's hard to mess up waffles in my opinion and Stax Omega sure didn't miss. I love consistently and Stax Omega is a great consistent and clean diner. If you are looking for a place to take the family to, especially when the grandparents are involved, this is a great option. And I have to emphasize again: LESS than a 30 minute wait when I had 15 RESERVATIONS ahead of me!

I would have to say the food was much better on my second visit to this location. Of course I am…read moreuse to Atlanta Perimeter location service, they did well. My mother's first time eating was amazing! The pancakes were huge, fluffy and they melted in our mouths! I didn't order the Morning Meditation this time around but it is delicious. They told us there was a 30 minute wait, but when I asked about outdoor seating, we were instantly sat in the beautiful patio area. It was so serene even with the traffic noise. I loved it! Our waitress was quite friendly but it seemed she had a little more tables to handle. She took our order, brought our food and checked on us once. However, we had to ask another waiter to bring another fork, more water to drink and a take out box for our leftovers. That is why I gave them the rating above.

Overall not what I was hoping for…read more Some of my colleagues suggested trying first watch for breakfast, so I decided to try it today. They sat me down in a corner and no one wanted to wait on me.. I have no idea who my waitress should have been. After 10+ minutes of waiting, the person who seated me asked if I had been helped, I said no, so then he took my order, but I don't think that was his job. On the menu, the regular drinks like orange juice, didn't show a price. This seemed strange to me; I am pretty used to being charged for an OJ, but it was my first time here so I asked if this was included in the meal (that would have been a nice surprise). He said no. I asked if it was free, and he said no, it costs money. I asked how do I know how much it costs, because there was absolutely NO price anywhere on either side for the cost of orange juice. He said it's a hidden charge that they will charge in their computer system...... That's bullshit at a fundamental level! I asked how much, he quoted me a price without checking the computer, but how do I know? It's not listed on the menu. Is that the price for the small OJ or a large? How do I know? How can I make sure they're not overcharging me? That's the whole point of a MENU, to list what they sell and for how much, so you can decide without having to waste the waiters time asking the price of each item. I really don't like this! I should of listened to my inner voice that said just walk away now. Foolisly, the only reason I stayed was because of the recommendation by my colleagues. Needless to say, I didn't get an OJ because I had no way of verifying the price. I ordered a water. I would have enjoyed an orange juice with my breakfast. Maybe I should have ordered it and then told them I'll pay the price on the menu.... After about another 10+ minutes of waiting, no water was brought out. Then a lady came out and asked if I had been helped, I said yes but I don't think it was his job to take my order, so she said she would look into it and brought out a water a few minutes later. The sad part was, the place was not very busy.... Just a slow Tuesday around 10am. When the food finally came out by ANOTHER waitress who I never saw before, I was a little sad because the toast was loaded with way too much butter. The menu didn't say anything about butter, nor did the waiter... I scraped off as much as I could, but the damage had already been done. Dam, am I responsible for telling them everything I don't want on toast that could possibly be put on toast? The bacon was okay tasting but overly salty. The eggs were the opposite, pretty bland without any salt. What they did add to the eggs appeared to be finely chopped scallions. I don't enjoy the taste of scallions on my scrambled eggs. It's a bad combination for me. The fruit was okay, but a very small portion. Overall a lackluster tasting breakfast, very poor service, and the menu that I fundamentally disagree with. For these reasons I give it the lowest rating possible. I am thankful I tried it so I could see what my colleagues were talking about, but now I know. I probably won't return ever again to any first watch.

This location was recently renovated. We liked it how it was but pleasantly surprised. Nice and…read morebright, new everything... furniture, plates, cups and seating. We were seated straight away and server came to take our drink order quickly. The chairs are metal with a wooden seat, my husband said they are uncomfortable. I sat on the other side which was a soft couch like seat. Love the yellow mugs, you get a generous serving of coffee. I enjoyed my Classic Benny, eggs were perfectly poached and english muffins were well toasted as requested. The home fries were not as crispy as expected. My husband said toast/bread didn't taste good and sausage patties were very spicy.. I tried a bite they did taste hot and spicy for a breakfast sausage. Clean and Tidy. Noise level was great, you can hear yourself talk without shouting. Simpsonville location is very noisy. Will be back and recommend this location

I tried many more times and have not been disappointed. Good food and much improved from my…read moreprevious review. They've stepped it up for sure.

We got in late for check-in at the Marriott and didn't want to go back out for dinner so we went to…read morethe 1st floor restaurant. There were two employees working, a bartender and what appeared to be the Manager, and both were very friendly and attentive. The food was excellent. We got the coconut shrimp as an appetizer but I forgot to get a picture for the review. They were excellent. The wings were double fried, which I love. The burger was also delicious. I would definitely go back and recommend.

Service was good, staff was nice, the place was pretty deserted other than some guys from a…read morebusiness gathering drinking beer. it was a monday. Didnt really see the connection to southern food as advertised, ordered burgers to be safe and asked for med rare and was told they're frozen so they don't temp them. so they were burgers, nothing special. Had Martinis 25$ a piece, I think is over priced. I thought 18$ was a lot for a martini . overall not impressed but it was a place to eat without walking in the rain.

Serene yet vibrant. Dirty chai was amazing $8. 16 oz. Ladies working were very engaging and happy…read more Probably 30 people at 12:30p working, talking, listening. Has a cozy bar to sit at as well. Very cool place just at the endnof Legacy Park. Parking was very convenient as well.11 out of 10 for me. No DOGS

Popped into Chestnut Coffee this morning on my way out to Liberty, SC. I wish I planned my morning…read morebetter to be able to grab a seat and enjoy the environment that was inside of Chestnut. You would not be able to tell the charm and warmth that resides within Chestnut by looking at the exterior of the building, but I cannot wait to stop by again when I am back in town for work! I am looking forward to the incredible coffee, pastries {blueberry scone} and awesome service that Chestnut offers.

Have been back and service was definitely better. Enjoy it occasionally with my kids now.read more

I love this restaurant. It can get loud when busy, but the food is always good. The service is…read moreusually impeccable. It's kid friendly and the food service is generally prompt. The burgers are my favorite.

this was our first time at stella's and it was LOVELY. the adult grilled cheese stole the show…read more thin sliced green apples, aged cheddar, brie, greens, and fig jam between thick milk bread. it was so delicious! we got the pimento cheese plate and it came with a savory bacon jam on top. it was so good and the cracker selection was nice. one of the crackers reminded me of a savory graham crack that i really enjoyed. i ordered the lunch steak frites medium. it was very good. my husband ordered the shrimp and grits and it was good but just wasn't my favorite. it was a different and fun twist on the "traditional" southern shrimp and grits. the service was good we had a man and woman help us and the worked very well together. the ambiance was really nice. definitely not a quiet setting but it works. it's very lively but you can still have a conversation. it's so lively and i loved it.

We had dinner on Friday evening to celebrate a birthday. The service and the food were both…read morefantastic. We had the collard dip and the roasted spring beets as our starters. Everything was fantastic and we were well taken care of while there This is a great location to visit if you have not been here