I've been following Good Karma for awhile on other social media apps after coming across their…read moresundaes and ice cream flight pictures. They were busy, as expected, but the line moved really fast. I got the Joe Momma sundae, and it was delicious. They have over 70 flavors and so many fun combinations. I thought the pricing was great. Cute seating areas inside and outside. Definitely recommend!

Hershey's ice cream which is my favorite but hard to find. I timed getting in line at the perfect…read moretime so I was in and out. Little confusing because one person served me then someone else rang me up. Lots of people were standing around trying to decide what to get from their extensive menu. Connected to a cute little gift and clothing shop with lots of souvenirs if you are visiting.

This is a locally owned ice cream shop in a small strip mall less than a walking minute away from…read morethe Silo. It seems to be very popular because within the first 10 minutes after they opened at 2 PM on a Saturday approximately 15 people had already walked in. The owners are super friendly. Everything looks extremely clean and they have a huge selection of different ice creams that are very good and very reasonable priced. The pictures I took and that are posted with this review speak for themselves regarding the ambience in the shop.

Great local ice cream. They are right by silos. They also offer samples because they seriously have…read moreso many flavors. They have seating inside and out. They also sell random candies and other treats if you didn't want ice cream. Everyone was friendly and I would come back again.

Thank you to the wonderful servers that made time to serve me even though you were closing up…read more You're just great! The beer was delicious and the location perfect to have a quick drink. But 5 stars absolutely for service that's just awesome

Clean pool hall during the day. Great lunch specials, the burger was great, and there seemed to…read moreonly be one server and she was excellent.

Rita's Italian Ice and Frozen Custard is now open for business in Easley. It's in a good location…read moreand the shop at the moment is walk up and order, you can also order online. Rita's Italian Ice is a nice open space, there aren't any tables or chair, so your order will be to go. The associates were friendly and knowledgeable. I got the vanilla and chocolate swirl custard and the peach ice and vanilla custard for my sister. My custard was creamy and delicious. On my next visit, I'll try some thing else on the menu. Maybe tables and chairs will be added later, so people will have the option to dine in. Check out Rita's Italian Ice and Custard a nice new addition to Easley.

From the owner: Rita's Italian Ice & Frozen Custard is the largest Italian Ice concept in the nation, currently…read moreoperating in 31 states with over 600 shops. Our popular chain offers a variety of frozen treats including its famous Italian Ice, made fresh daily, Frozen Custard, Milkshakes, Sundaes, Custard Cookie Sandwiches, layered Gelati, as well as signature Misto and Blendini creations.

Food is food! Great service. Only problem found were to eat a table with a stirofoam plate. Only…read morereason i have not gone back. I don't like to eat out on stirofoam plates.

Move over Easley hamburger joints, ~ Joe's now has a new twist on their old favorite burger. Bigger…read morebuns, meat falling off all edges, fresh sliced 'mators 'n onion and it only gets better when adding the bacon or chili. And why did we go here, ~ the former #1 Rainbow Billiards burger joint was closed for 'cleaning'? No need to visit other Easley burger shops now with the new improved Joe's burgers in town.

I was excited to finally get off-site after a week (of work) to have a meat-and-3, and I had been…read moreeyeing Bantam for quite some time. Unfortunately, it did not meet my expectations. A lot of people seem to go here for the ice cream. It is certainly a local favorite, from what I saw. The offerings are straighforward, but the pricing is fairly steep for a simple mom-and-pop eatery. My meal tipped $8, whereas I am used to paying roughly $6 for a meat and 3. It comes with tea and a roll, but I would have preferred cornbread. The pork chop was dry, the mac and cheese was room temperature, and the turnip greens were watered down. Everything was also very underseasoned. I am especially sodium-dependent because I have had a whole bunch of salt-laden country ham whilst in the. The saving grace of the meal was the corn nuggets. They were crisp, creamy, and just the right amount of runny on the inside. Do choose these as a side if you are going with a meat and veggie option. Bantam Chef is a passable quick meal option if you are passing through Pickens, but I would shoot for something a bit better if possible!

Being a local, this used to be a good restaurant but after new owners it is only an okay ice cream…read moreand shake place.

Small-town personal service. My friend and I sat for far too long catching up and talking and they…read moredidn't seem to mind at all. We received multiple drink refills over the time we spent there. I had a burger with cheddar and bacon that I wouldn't order again. Nothing "wrong" just not my preference for how the patty was seasoned. There is an herb or spice in the mix I don't prefer. I will go with chicken or another recommended dish instead. Also had tots with the Hammer sauce on the side to dip. Incredibly rich homemade chocolate pound cake for dessert. Great experience. Low prices. Would be five stars if I liked their hamburger. Again, just my personal taste-- my friend loved hers!

From the owner: We are a unique diner that operates on a food truck. We use quality ingredients in our quesadillas,…read morehot dogs and fried pizza wraps. Check out our menu on Facebook or our website www.hammertowndiner.com.

Inky's Philly Cheesesteak in Easley, SC, delivers a fantastic take on a regional favorite…read more Located at the base of The Silos--where several food trucks ply their specialties--Inky's stands out as a spacious, comfortable spot with large booths that invite you to settle in... and maybe stay a while. High ceiling, lots of wood paneling, very vintage while still feeling up to date. The menu includes burgers, deli-style hoagies, and salads, but let's be honest: the cheesesteak is why you showed up--and it's good enough to keep you coming back. There's some real history behind the name. Albert "Inky" Harris ran the first cheesesteak and hoagie shop in Philadelphia back in the 1940s, and the current grandchildren owners carry that legacy forward. Whether every detail has been perfectly preserved or lovingly remembered, one thing is certain: they source their white American cheese from Philly, and the result feels authentic. And that makes all the difference. The fresh-baked Liscio's rolls are huge--soft and warm on the inside, with a firm, crusty on the outside. Like me... on a good day. Inside, finely chopped steak, peppers, onions, and that perfectly melted white American cheese are blended together, so every bite delivers a balanced, satisfying hit of flavor. No "all onions in one bite, no meat in the next" surprises--just consistent harmony. And the star of the show? Certified Angus ribeye. No shortcuts. No skimping. No regrets. Sandwiches come in 7", 12", or the "I wish I was still in college" 18" option--because sometimes restraint is overrated. My wife and I split the Colossal. The meals are served on trendy paper-toppped metsl trays. The staff and management go out of their way to make you feel welcome and walk you through all the options. Sides round out the experience with plenty of choices: fries, tater tots, onion rings, pasta salad, fried mushrooms (hello, childhood), and a standout option--house-made chips, sliced and fried fresh and disappearing faster than your willpower. Bottom line: If you're craving a true Philly-style cheesesteak without leaving the Upstate, Inky's is absolutely worth the stop. Just don't plan on eating light... or sharing. Hours: M-W: 11-8 Th-Sa: 11-9

The Authentic Philly Cheese Steak. Is that one word or two? According to the menu it is…read more"Cheesesteaks", which auto correct doesn't like, but there it is. Rainy-ish Thursday December night at about midnight, or really 6:00PM but as dark and rainy as it was, it felt like midnight, the crowd had not hit yet but was trickling in. I found the opportunity to hit up Inky's going to a Clemson graduation party from Greenville. Good timing. No wait seating. Allowed to get a beer from next door, craft beers from Silos Brewing. Ordered the authentic standard 12 inch Philly with the Cooper cheese option, no additions because we are playing the authenticity game. Which is in itself a bit of an argument since a few "authentic" cheesesteaks in Philly swear by Cheese Whiz as authentic. Cheese Whiz is not an option, but provolone or American and Cooper are options. This is otherwise certified Angus beef ribeye, sliced super thin and incorporated on the grill with onions and the cheese into one homogeneous filling of authenticity. Also, the roll is the authentic Italian style from Liscio's Bakery - softer and chewier. I am not sure if it is a Liscio style or if they actually import these, but they are the real deal for texture and flavor. So, all that is fantastic. My only beef with the authenticity is just that....the beef. Not specifically the beef quality, but the beef quantity. The Philly Cheesesteaks I have had (in Philly) usually have a higher beef to bread ratio than my experience here. Could just be the chef for this one, but it seemed that my experience has been beef almost overflowing the hoagie bread. With that said, this is a fantastic and mouth watering sandwich. Not dry. Steaming hot. Came out very quickly. Made to order. Priced at $14.25 with tax comes to $15.53. I would say that coupled with the Silos experience, this is a destination worthy sandwich. If the restaurant keeps it this way, still worth it, but I wish there were an option to pay $2 more, for example, for 1.5X meat and it would be perfect. Oh, and maybe add the Cheese Whiz option for that side of town.

Went here on a whim and wish we would not have. Food was mediocre. Our first dish of salsa was…read morelackluster, and thankfully the next had a lot more seasoning. I ordered the arroz con polo Texas style and I the proteins were not edible. It was tough and overcooked. We also ordered the steak nachos supreme, and again, lackluster. Service was less than desirable. We saw our waiter at the beginning and then we waited a good amount of time for our bill at the end. There were no real employees in sight to try and get assistance from. I'd try a different Mexican spot in town if you are an out of downer, or heck, a townie!

The food was very tasty. I had Maria's special and was pleasantly surprised. Would recommendread more