Eggs up Grill in Powdersville is an excellent place to eat breakfast. The The food came out…read morequickly . I had the Classic Benny.( eggs Benedict ) . I have been there several times and every time go. The servers always serve us with a smile. Love that southern charm! I would highly recommend going to this Eggs up Grill in Powdersville!

A solid breakfast here at Eggs Up Grill. Great service provided by a new member to the team, Anna.read more

Great Bloody Mary! Evelyn was an attentive bartender and very nice even with us coming in at 3:30…read morewhen they were closing at 4 on a beautiful Sunday. FARMERS crêpe with chicken and spinach with Alfredo sauce tasty. Deviled eggs as an appetizer was perfect and even a good take home addition. Extensive breakfast and brunch menu. Just note entrées come à la carte and you will need to order sides.

Sat at the bar. The food was very good and the staff was friendly. Cute flower decor throughoutread more

Sweet little cafe where they put a lot of love into their food. Our omelette and blt. Where made…read moreperfectly and were both delicious! Owners came around to greet and wait on us - with a smile. Don't pass this place up, it's a must try! Pay attention to there rules! picture included

This place is Amazing!!! Kim and Eddy really make it a pleasure to have a meal at Cafe on Trade. I…read morehad the Yougurt w granola fresh fruit and honey and it does not disappoint. Do not leave without trying their grits they are soooo tasty. Do yourself a favor and try this place u will not be sorry. Thank me later. Sorry no pic this trip I ate it all so quick. Also their chocolate chip cookies are off the chain.

Yankee boy here in G-Vegas for biz and found this absolute gem!…read more Sticky Maple Chicken Biscuit was delicious. Biscuit was fluffy yet crisp. The chicken was cooked perfectly with a little bit of sneaky heat. Absolutely inhaled it! Oh, and grits with cheese were delicious too! Get There!!!

How is this place so highly rated? We needed a quick and easy option and didn't have time to be…read morechoosey, so we popped into Maple Street Biscuit Company on E. North St. based on the 4.5 Yelp rating. What's going on here? Are these reviews being artificially boosted? I genuinely had to look at my phone to make sure I'd come to the right place based on expectations vs. reality. We ordered the biscuits and gravy with eggs and chicken. The chicken was a had an odd mushy/spongy texture -- a couple of tenders unceremoniously dropped on the plate and nothing like in any of the marketing photos -- and the gravy was not very flavorful at all. Someone else in my party got the chicken and waffles -- their chicken was better than mine, but still completely unimpressive. I also have to say, unfortunately, that the staff is not on their game. We had communication problems with the person taking our order, and the self-bussing area was overflowing with dirty forks and plates. This is a corporate slop establishment, and Greenville has at least a dozen breakfast spots, especially locally-owned ones, that are miles better than this. I regret not looking a bit harder for a better local spot.

I was excited about a new diner in Greer and finally had an opportunity. I took my…read moreNeighbor and off we went. Requested a milk shake but the machine was down for cleaning. Probably should have been ready for the lunch crowd. Chicken liver dinner! I know it's not for everyone but I like em! Especially with a good hot sauce. Huge plate arrives. An absolutely huge plate of crispy goodness. Fries were equally crunchy and not limp. Corned beef and eggs not exactly a "hash" as one would expect. Excellent smoked CB fried with potato chunks. The eggs were sadly swimming in grease. I'll return for the smoked wings.

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

Absolutely wonderful experience. Food was excellent, our server, Luis, was on top of things and so…read morevery friendly. In fact the whole staff was friendly and welcoming! I ordered the omelet florentine, on Luis's recommendation(--who knows the food better than an employee). The portions were huge and I'm taking leftovers home for later. Highly recommend this business. Laid back, friendly and I love the background music they play too!

Had a great brunch there and then they closed! Service was good and noise level was normalread more

Love these people and the food is always good They have meat and veggies or hamburgers and hot dogs…read moreeither way you go you won't be disappointed!!

Atmosphere & Ambience…read more Peggy's Diner #2 embraces a retro charm, with an unironic 70s-80s vibe that feels both nostalgic and lived-in. The dining area is open, and diners seat themselves--adding to the laid-back, come-as-you-are feel. The atmosphere is relaxed and family-friendly, drawing a steady crowd of locals and retirees. Televisions quietly play the local news, blending into the background without being disruptive. ‍ Service The service at Peggy's Diner #2 is warm and attentive. The waitress was quick to bring coffee and water, setting a comfortable and unhurried pace for the meal. Staff greet locals by name and engage in easy conversation, creating a neighborly atmosphere reminiscent of a barber shop or a bench on the town square. It's the kind of place where regulars feel known and newcomers feel welcome. Food & Drinks The coffee came out quickly in a generous, no-nonsense mug--just what you'd expect from a place like this. It's a classic cup: reliable, familiar, and ready to refill. For breakfast, the two eggs over medium were cooked just right--simple and satisfying. The fried fish was the clear highlight: golden, crisp, and flaky, it was prepared perfectly and ranks among the best I've had. It's consistently good here, a true standout. The grits were creamy and comforting, served in the traditional Southern style. A biscuit came on the side--soft and familiar, a nice addition even if not especially memorable. Value for Money The portions were generous, and at just $9 for the plate, it felt like a steal. For the quality--especially the perfectly fried fish and classic Southern sides--it's an exceptionally reasonable price. Peggy's Diner #2 delivers real value without cutting corners. I'll definitely be back. If you're looking for a hearty, home-cooked meal that tastes like something grandma would've made, this is your spot.

Went for lunch with friends today. We arrived at 11am when the doors opened. People were waiting…read moreoutside. Arrive early it does get busy. Nicely decorated with Lunchboxes all over the walls. Server was great. Very friendly and helpful. We ordered Fruity Chicken Salad Croissant , Pimento Sandwich and Chicken bacon Avocado on Ciabatta bread. Everything was fresh and delicious. You can get soup or Quiche too. We tried the Red Velvet cake for dessert. We would recommend this Sandwich Cafe.

The sweetest, most charming luncheonette. I am VERY PICKY when it comes to chicken salad and this…read moreis some of the best I've ever had. The broccoli salad - to die for. Pasta salad- spot on. Best lunch in a very long time! Staff is beyond efficient and welcoming. They have a daily special and menu with all homemade items. I need to try their tomatoe pie when I'm back in town. Highly, highly suggest.