Popped in for a drink one evening and have been back multiple times! They have a nice bar and the…read moreservice is fast. Fairly easy to grab a table outside when it's a little busy. Super cute views of Anderson and cozy vibes. The food all tastes good, but the burrata needed more greens and the lettuce "wraps" were just placed on lettuce. Cute but would've been hungry. Each dish was roughly the same cost.

Gorgeous view, great food and fantastic service. Temperance took such great care of us and was such…read morea pleasure! We had the calamari appetizer, fish and chips, crab cake sliders and the strawberry arugula burrata salad at our table and everyone loved their meal. The fun names on the menu are just an added bonus. Top spot in downtown Anderson with plenty of shade and fans.

This is about location, location, location…read more But luckily, their food is great too. Sometimes hungry drunks park their boat, stagger up the stairs, and do what hungry drunks do - talk loudly. Outside of that, their signature item is the smoked wings. They have a great variety of beers on tap and signature cocktails. You can get a table and server, or just walk right up to the bar and order a cold drink with fast, friendly service. A+

I visit this restaurant regularly during June, July, and August because it is close to the…read morecampground and easy to reach by water. Unfortunately, my last two visits have been very disappointing. Last weekend, I ordered the pretzel with beer cheese. The cheese came out curdled. I sent it back, but by the time the replacement cheese came out, I was already done with the pretzel. This weekend, I ordered the fish tacos. The fish was cooked, but it was cold. I asked the bartender/server if it was supposed to be cold, and she said no. I sent it back. The second order came out quickly, and the server stated that she had taken it from another customer's order, but the fish was still cold. She asked if it was hot, so I felt it and asked her to feel it as well because it was barely warm. A third order came out, and again the fish was cold. At that point, I asked to speak with the manager. The server came back and said the manager was too busy. I then insisted on speaking with him. When he came out, he was dismissive and argumentative instead of trying to understand the issue. He asked if I was saying the fish was not done. I explained that it was cooked, but cold. He said it was because it had been sitting out for ten minutes on cold coleslaw, but it had been less than three minutes, and the previous two orders had also been cold. He then said he had just pulled it off the grill, but based on the temperature of the food, that did not seem possible. After three cold orders and a manager who seemed more interested in arguing than fixing the problem, I left. This is disappointing because the location is convenient, and I have been a regular weekend customer during the summer. Unfortunately, after back-to-back poor experiences and the way the manager handled the situation, I would have a hard time recommending this restaurant.

Food is amazing! You gotta try their chicken tenders and homemade honey mustard sauce. OH and their…read moredeserts are to die for.

Great neighborhood bar feel with good service and lots of fun things to do. The owner clearly cares…read moreabout his employees and that shows in how they take care of the customers.

Hit and miss. I thoroughly enjoy the fact that you can get a cigar here and smoke during dinner…read more That being said not all patrons like that. And some of them make a big deal about the smoke, but my thought is you knew that coming in here so why are you complaining about it? When I was there last week there were two guys at the end of the bar, obviously overserved. One of them fell off his barstool and the two of them thought they knew the words to every single 90s hip-hop song that was being played... they did not... but they sang loudly anyway. ‍ I asked the bartender what I should have for food, and she said the only thing that she ever eats there is the brisket Philly sandwich. I got that and the sandwich did not look like a Philly at all, more like a hoagie bun that was hollowed out with meat and cheese inside it. It had a sweet flavor to it, which was odd for brisket so I'm assuming they must've put a sweetened barbecue sauce on it, which I couldn't see because of all the cheese burying the brisket. Only chips as a side. How do you not have a fryer for French fries

Rudest place and people I've ever been to and met. There is underage bartenders. And terrible food…read moreand drinks ever. The place seems very unwelcoming if you're new to the area.

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

This viewpoint is from a Saturday night. For those 18-25 this can be a fun and safe outing on a…read moreSaturday. For those over 25 it would not be your night. Live music with a great band this night, Ryan Band, and plenty of country line dancing. If you do not know the dances check for nights they offer lessons or learn on your own to truly enjoy. Otherwise, enjoy a game of pool or food. It is a light menu but good staples of apps and wings. A full bar with friendly staff. Parents will love that upon entry wristbands and markings clearly identify those of drinking age. If of drinking age be careful and get a designated driver for safety on the narrow back roads getting back home or campus.

Great venue for good music... dancing, drinks and letting your hair down!!…read moreBands they have booked are awesome and if you go early line dancing lessons!

Fresh Food, wonderful owners, attentive staff, original events, one of a kind outdoor area. Always…read morelooking to bring the community together. Many new upgrades to the inside and new upgrades happening to the outside area as well.

The food was really great. Bacon wrapped shrimp and smashburger were phenomenal. The service was…read moreexceptional. Two pool tables were a surprise. Dollar wings and music trivia on Wednesday. Monday half off entrées. Suggestion that the menu expand and include like French dip and pastrami.