So my husband and I decided to check out this brewery and get a bite to eat. The ambience is nice…read morewith a deck of cards on every table. The beers were decent and enjoyable. The part that goes awry is the food. We ordered pimento cheese, which wasn't bad, just wished it had better crackers. So my husband asks if we could split a burger. I said sure. We get the burger and cut it in half , and it is gray in color and recognizably microwavd. I then take my burger off the bun to further investigate and it is cold and at this point obvious it was microwaved burger. Absolutely horrendous. And for this reason alone, we will never go back here. If you can't find the time to fry a burger then do not serve food. Period.

I make sure to stop in at least once every time I visit family in Greenwood. Usually get a flight…read moreor two as I like trying a variety of styles any time I'm at a brewery and if it's an extended trip I'll usually get a crowler to go.

Great place to gather with the whole family, including dogs. I had the McSmash burger, which was…read moregood. The pretzel really hit the spot and came with good beer cheese.

I decided to check Aiken out last week and made sure to stop by GGB. I really enjoy trying local…read morebeer and figured I'd swing by. All in all, I really enjoyed my visit. They have a great space with plenty of seating, both indoors and out. They have TVs throughout the brewery so watching a game there is probably pretty easy. I started with the onion rings and then went with the double smash burger and I have to say it was solid. They also have a great selection of beers which included several guest taps. My only piece of constructive criticism is that when I got my 3 growlers filled at the end of my visit (because they have good beer and I wanted to drink more later), my growlers were neither sealed nor labeled. For those that don't know, breweries usually label the growlers with beer your ordered and seal it so it doesn't leak. I've only ever run into this once before, it was in Amarillo, TX. I didn't make a fuss about it but it didn't come off as the most professional or polished in that respect. I'd really like to see them reexamine this part of their operation and possibly consider branded labels for the growlers (so that you know what you're drinking) and branded caps (their dog logo would fit perfectly and be a good way to rep the brand). Overall, I had a great visit. But I'll inquire before getting my growlers filled again.

Incredible service from the nicest group of young people I have ever experienced in my 69 years…read more Gracie our server was incredible. Her smile and everything positive attitude was just so nice to see and it made our lunch that much better. The food was great also. Definitely will be back. My new number 1 restaurant

The pimento cheese burger with onion jam was very very good- the jam adds a nice sweetness that…read morebalances the tang of the cheese very well. Break on the Lake's patio is the perfect place to be on a 70° night. Service is always good.

Everyone's food was delicious. The breakfast burrito was filling. The Bloody Mary was very good -…read morejust the right amount of heat. Service was friendly and quick. Parked on the street in the back for free, but there is also a pay parking lot that is free with validation.

Okay, you need to read this warning.. after 10:00 the place…read moregets excited.. so be prepared. The stew was awesome and so were the skewers. Service is quick and spot is clean. Give it a visit for the food if nothing else.. you'll be surprised.

Well, if you are a snob with an attitude, this may not be your place! But if you like a cheap bear,…read moretop notch-friendly and family-like atmosphere, and cool, friendly people and old-school stuff, then keep on reading. You turn onto Sloane Ave. from College Blvd., just across from the back entrance/valet of the Shepherd Hotel. It's a small bar and, of course, a dive with lots of graffiti. They are usually open until 7 PM. It's not your late-night college bar, although a bunch of college regulars will also flock to the place. They have a pool table. You also can play your music all day/evening long! Classic Rock is the vibe, though. Two drafts on tap. Nati Light and Narragansett Lager. Draft for a dollar and a pitcher for seven bucks! Yes, I typed that right! Besides, most domestic beers are available for about three bucks each. All are served with a koozie. All you can get is only popcorn with your beer, but you can bring your pizza and have a good time with your friends. Hey, you got it! Jimmy, Beth, and Sydney are awesome behind the bar and make your day better! They will make you feel welcome and greet you by your name every time. One Sydney shared a great story, and I thought that was awesome! Sydney, a Political Science major at Clemson, told her Dad that she got a bartending job, and her Dad was not happy about that, and Then she said to him that she got that job at the "Sloane Street Tap Room," and her Dad was surprisingly silent! She nervously asked, "What, Dad?." Dad slowly answered, "I worked there too when I was at Clemson!." Wow!!! Congratulations, Sydney, you are not only a legacy student at Clemson, but you are also a legacy bartender too! How cool is that? Sloane Street Tap Room is different! Check it out!

If cheap beer and bad jokes are your thing, then this is the place for you. Jimmy Howard is a trip!read more

There is always a nice laid back feeling to this brewery. Everyone who comes in is friendly and it…read moreis the perfect place to sit back and relax. Had a fantastic pizza from the stone oven!

We were looking for live music Saturday night in Anderson SC, this was our 4th stop of evening…read more Because downtown Anderson is compact can generally walk to all the businesses but is located beside/behind McGee's Scot-Irish pub. This was around 8pm, brewery was empty except 1 other patron, brewmaster, singer, and barmaid. No wait for service therefore, I wanted to sample the jalapeño beer. Upon initial sip, you taste jalapeño but the aftertaste is definitely sour pickle w a slight burn, later on it gave slight heartburn. The Carolina Reaper beer which is spicy and hot was available but the taps would have to be reconnected. The bar maid explained that it burned going in and out so I declined. The seating appeared to more outside than in, a few tables, cushion seats, and a pew was visible inside. Stage for open mic night, the singer was one man, Johnny Cash-type country voice. I'm not a big beer drinker as use to be but there are distinct flavors here that can be explored. Laid back atmosphere.

Soooo good.... Club and house calzone…read more I love fire grilled! They were so nice- terrific servers and cook. Thank you Mill Staff!!

The pizza came out lukewarm the…read morepolly pizza - The middle tasted like dough bought 3 and it was like 50 something, so I thought it should be better. I told them, but guess they did not care. I decided to add a star because the owner is trying to reach our to me however I'm not comfortable giving out my private number to a business. It was the waitress I told about the Luke warm food and there was a woman with braids behind the counter that day

This place reminds me of home! Totally a locals place but everyone was very welcoming. The regulars…read morehave their own coozies and they serve free popcorn. Every seat at the bar was filled. This is a must stop for a beer!

Much to our surprise this little gem has some "not so easy to find" bourbons. Hubby was beyond…read morethrilled!!!!

One of my go tos - great selection - not per tenuous- check this place out - i love this placeread more

This was a random, amazing find during an exploration of Madison Ga. The atmosphere here is top…read morenotch. Classic pub feel. Cozy. The staff is amazing. Every person we talked to was fun, funny and just a joy to hang with. Harlow was great (bartender). She concocted this olive spin on a Hugo Spritz. Wife absolutely loved it. For me the bourbon selection was great. Got to try a newly opened Old Carter. Also dabbled in the Shackleton. Figured some exploration with one of the greatest explorers. Both were great. Finally the food. Every thing we ordered was absolutely delicious. Massive truffle fries (called chips but more like logs lol), don't sleep on the Gouda Mac and cheese, farmer fresh sliced squash and my meal, the 12oz steak on a bed of Peruvian mash potato's with shiitake mushrooms rounded out with asparagus. I can not accurately describe how amazing that meal was. You gotta try it for yourself. Andrew, we will be back.

Stopped in one evening for a meal and to relax a bit after a hot afternoon. We were welcomed…read morewalking in and seated promptly. A classic pub interior, heavy wooden details and comfortable. We started with their Bread plate, a nice serving of fresh bread and a good start while waiting for our meal. I ordered a Black & Tan and it was not that, this is a traditional pub pour, with guiness and bass ale, with a distinct break between the two porter on the bottom and the ale is floated across the top. There was no break in my serving and it was not a traditional B&T. After giving the concise menu a look, I opted for the Fish and chips and a side of their Gouda and mac. Fish and Chips, Haddock, whole potato wedges tartar and ketchup with a lemon wedge. The fish was prepared very well, the potatoes like home style and the mac and cheese very good, rich creamy and tasty. The Haddock was a nice large filet, breaded lightly and tender. A good meal. A lot of folks the night of our visit ordered the Fish and it is obvious its one of their signature dishes. A solid choice for a meal in my book. 4 Stars A solid meal in a comfortable location 01286