This place is probably one of the most photo-worthy places to eat in Greenville. I'm talking…read moreGORGEOUS. The entire inside is basically covered in flowers hanging from the ceiling, and if you go at the right time, the natural light coming through the greenhouse-like area is absolutely beautiful. Then as it gets darker, the lighting becomes super moody and romantic. It's just such a VIBE. They also have a flower wall right at the entrance that is perfect for pictures. I went here for my birthday this year and took approximately a million pictures. I think the staff may have started getting a little annoyed after we stood there for 30 minutes taking photos, but we weren't in anyone's way, so I'm counting it as fine. The service was also amazing. Our server was super friendly, and once they found out it was my birthday, they offered me a complimentary dessert of my choice. I picked the chocolate cake, but unfortunately, nobody at the table was really a fan. It was VERY rich and had a really strong flavor, so I personally wouldn't order that again. For dinner and ordered the salmon, which was delicious. I ate pretty much the entire thing! There were definitely mixed reviews on the food at our table, though. I wouldn't necessarily say this is a place where the food is going to knock your socks off or make you say, "OH MY GOD, you have to try this." But if you're looking for an amazing atmosphere, gorgeous photos, great service, good drinks, and an overall fun night out, this is absolutely the place. I'm giving it 4 stars instead of 5 solely because the food wasn't quite at the "you HAVE to eat this" level for me. But for the vibe alone? 10/10.

I decided to give this place a second chance because everyone always raves about their brunch, and…read moreI have to say--stick to brunch! The brunch portions were generous (unlike the dinner portions), and the food was actually really good. The brunch drinks were amazing as well. We also loved the beautiful spring decorations throughout the restaurant. Unfortunately, service still needs some improvement. We had the same server as our previous visit, and he wasn't very attentive. We had to repeatedly remind him about things, and when it was time for food delivery, he couldn't remember who ordered what. Ironically, the staff member bringing out the food did a much better job making sure everyone received the correct meal. One thing that was disappointing was being charged the automatic 20% gratuity for a large party, even though our group only consisted of five people, not six. Overall, there are still some areas that need work, and the elevator was out of order during this visit. However, the quality of the brunch and drinks was enough that I'll definitely be back--just for brunch. And will obviously have to request a female server when I book

The corn chowder is the best ever. The club sandwich is so perfectly made with high quality…read moreingredients. The service is exceptional, the restaurant is adorable small town charm with an excellent chef. The butternut squash bisque is silky and decadent! That pea salad is a great and refreshing combination of fresh vegetables!

We came to Ridge Spring to check out some of the antique shops in town and decided to try Juniper…read morefor lunch. What a great choice! I ordered the crab cake sandwich with a somewhat local beer (North Carolina). The flavor and texture were perfect! The service was attentive and friendly. The restaurant was in a great old downtown building. If you are in the area, I recommend giving this place a try. There is even a beautiful park across the street, so picnic there is always an option.

The food was excellent. The chicken pot pie croquettes were absolutely delicious. We also had the…read morebrussel sprouts, salmon, Snow plate (cheese and bread), chocolate cake and peach sundae. I don't have one bad comment to say about the food. Whitney (our server) was so attentive and kind. My only complaint about this restaurant is that if you sit at the one and only bar table, the seats don't have backs. It's a bit uncomfortable.

We've been here about 3 times in the past year or so, and it's gone downhill if I'm being honest…read more This most recent time we had a reservation like we always do, arrived 5 minutes before the reservation time, and were not seated until 30 minutes past our reservation time. The parking is also becoming a problem. We came on a Tuesday night and there was not a single spot so we had to park up the road past the dog park and walk. Not that big of a deal, but they really need to expand parking because cars were all over the place outside the small lot. Prices have gone up since we last came. They changed my favorite dish and it wasn't really indicated on the menu. The salmon used to come with a cream based cabbage with horseradish, but now it's a sweet purple cabbage (maybe pickled?) but it didn't say that on the menu. There wasn't any horseradish flavor in this new interpretation of the dish and the sweet acidic cabbage did not pair well. However, overall, I think it's worth a visit if you're looking for somewhere to have a nice more "upscale" dinner. There's some gems on the menu that I hope they don't change without indicating like the au gratin potatoes.

Food was excellent. Pork chops and filet were delish. So were cheesy grits. Service was excellent…read more Everything we need. Ambiance is first class. All is fairly new and very classy.

This was my first time at this restaurant and the food was great!…read more When we were first seated, the hostess was super friendly. We did wait about 15mins before we were approached by our waitress, which did disappoint us because we watched 2 tables get seated after us and they were immediately served water and orders were taken. The restaurant itself was not busy at the time we arrived, which was a bummer for us to wait awhile before even being approached with water. The food itself was great. I do wish the French Toast was brought out to us sooner because it was barely warm by the time it was placed on the table. Taste wise everything tasted great! I do recommend this spot and I hope to visit it again and hopefully have better service in the future. Service did impact this review as I feel service is a major part of the restaurant experience.

Service was some of the best I've ever had in my life, wowza. Ambiance was nice, but full of a…read morebunch of older white people. No offense, old white people. My favorite bite of the day was the gnudi. Could've eaten 500 of them, probably. Hot take: do not skip dessert. The banana passion fruit quenelle changed my life, no cap.

Great spot for a date night! Excellent food options elevated by warm customer service…read more Gnudi is a must try. The rich and savory fig jelly combined with the crispy goat cheese is the perfect reward for your tastebuds. Highly recommend!

City Scape Winery is such a beautiful place to spend an afternoon! The winery itself is gorgeous,…read morewith a cozy yet modern atmosphere, plenty of seating inside and out, and peaceful views overlooking the property. It's also pet-friendly, which was a huge plus for us. We tried a couple of wine flights, and there was a nice variety to choose from. The charcuterie board was fresh and well put together with a great assortment of cheeses, meats, crackers, spreads, and snacks. We also ordered a sandwich that was warm, flavorful, and paired perfectly with the chips and pickle. The staff was friendly and welcoming, service was quick, and everything we tried was delicious. Whether you're looking for a relaxing afternoon with friends, a date spot, or somewhere to enjoy a glass of wine with your pup, City Scape Winery is definitely worth the visit. We'll absolutely be back!

Beautiful winery in SC. I went last November while visiting family. I would love to come back . The…read moreproperty is gorgeous and spacious. They have a wine shaped fountain outback along with some goats and a pig. Just a neat experience and very relaxing. Indoor is so cozy and welcoming. We did a wine tasting and loved it. Our server was so friendly and the staff seemed happy to be there. The service was fast and we really enjoyed relaxing here

My homegirl and I came in on a Monday night to escape the heat and have a late bite to eat. It was…read morea seat yourself and luckily we found a table in the back. This place is mainly tapas and cocktails. We both ordered the elderflower spritz. I ordered the Albóndigas skewer and patatas bravas and we split the heirloom tomato salad. Our waiter Philip was nice. Our food came out quick and was very delicious. I would definitely stop back through for another nice light bite

I entered the restaurant through the open doors by the sidewalk and waited by the bar to ask for a…read moremenu to check out what they had to eat before deciding to eat there. When no one came after a few moments, I saw that there was a menu over by a server station, and I grabbed it and started to look at it. I was abruptly approached by a server/Host and he said "I see that you helped yourself to a menu from my server station. You crossed a boundary. And if you don't like the rules, I'm so sorry." I was stunned and knew right away that this was not a customer-friendly establishment and ended up leaving. It's very unfortunate that customer satisfaction and hospitality isn't at the forefront of this restaurant/bar. I have never been treated so rudely by a staff member of a restaurant. It was truly unbelievable. I can't believe he works there. I don't recommend that spend your money there. There are several other great places on Main st. We ended up at Nose Dive and our waiter was fabulous and was happy we were there!

We came here the first weekend in January for a girl's trip. We heard it was super cute. This place…read morewas indeed cute decor wise. However, the service left something to be desired. When we walked in the bartender barely greeted us before telling us they would close earlier than posted so we could only have one round. We said okay and proceeded to order our drinks quickly. One of the drinks we ordered was made incorrectly resulting in a less than desirable taste. When asked to add the missing ingredient, he instead proceeded to make excuses for why she didn't like the drink due to her personal tastes versus taking accountability for the error. The remake which included the missing ingredient was much better and what she wanted. Very cute bar but the service could use a little TLC.

We always enjoy the people, the service and experience at the Rabbit Hole. Great food too!…read moreDon't go it's already to busy

The name is written UP, in capital letters, which I appreciate as a safety measure. In lowercase,…read moresomeone could wander in off River Street assuming this was a ground-floor operation and be startled to find themselves on the eighth floor of an Embassy Suites. The capitals settle it. You are up. You are on the roof. Nobody is confused. I ordered There's a Lettuce Wrap!, exclamation point and all, which arrives as seven honey-soy glazed fried chicken wraps. Seven is an odd number to commit to, and I respected it. The chicken was crisp, the glaze landed somewhere between sweet and salty, and the lettuce made me feel like I'd ordered something light. I would eat it again tomorrow. The Reedy River and the Blue Ridge sit out past the railing doing their scenic work, and plenty of rooftops figure the skyline can cover for a mediocre kitchen. This one didn't need the cover. Mrs. W. was along, and UP earned her approval, which I never assume. She has standards and they are not up for negotiation, so watching a rooftop restaurant clear them felt like watching a long shot come in. The elevator ride back to the ground floor felt like a demotion.

5 star view 4 star drinks…read more2 star food Seems clear. Apps, or a quick bite, or a long day and just need food...it's great. Looking for a meal to remember? Move on. Cocktail and a view! Must do. If I ran this place I would stick to appetizers, flat breads, and cocktails. I would also make the sunset a bigger feature, more accessible (that side of the patio is as roped off and signs prevented you from even walking over to get a photo)....also the patio seating need to be smaller and more broken up. Anyhow view f the city is great and the staff is so kind, and helpful! And bartenders are good!

Modern, quiet hotel in a great location within walking distance of Falls Park, restaurants, and…read morebars, with a late-night cookie store right next door. We got the Pride & Joy Couples Package, which included the breakfast buffet for two (normally $16.50 per person, and Bonvoy Elite members do not get free breakfast), a bottle of champagne upon request, two cocktails at Paloma, valet parking (normally $28/night), and 2 p.m. late checkout. I now see a Romance Getaway package that looks similar but without the valet parking and late checkout. I recommend taking a screenshot of exactly what your package includes when you book. That way you can ask to have your bottle of champagne delivered and make sure you receive the vouchers for the free breakfasts and drinks. The valet parking was very convenient. I received a text that allowed me to request our car before we went downstairs. The breakfast buffet was really nice, European style (cold cuts with cheese), fresh fruit and berries, Chobani yogurt, pastries, eggs, spinach quiche, breakfast meats, and two made-to-order options for eggs or a waffle with strawberries and blueberries. You pour your own coffee, which is also available free even if you aren't eating at the restaurant. There is also a Nespresso Vertuo with the large pods and a milk frother. Service varied depending on who was working. Since you get your own coffee and food, there isn't much table service, and if you use the breakfast vouchers, you simply hand over the voucher and don't need to sign a receipt. Bring some cash if you want to leave a tip. On each floor is a Hydration Station with glass carafes you can fill with filtered water. At the AC Asheville, you had to ask Guest Services for a carafe, which I never did, so it was a nice convenience to have the carafes already there. Our room was a good size, with a couch and floor-to-ceiling windows. We had a good view overlooking the bar and restaurant square below. Important note: the sheer blinds really are sheer. Even when they are pulled across the windows, you can see into the room, so close the room-darkening curtains for privacy. There is also no nightlight, so you may want to bring your own for late-night bathroom trips. There is a coffee maker with a pullout tray and rectangular coffee packets. I thought the coffee tasted good, although perhaps it didn't have the full caffeine power I am used to. There was also a mini-fridge with two small bottles of water and glasses to use for the filtered water, plus electrical outlets and USB-A ports by the bed. There was a nice, little gym. We really enjoyed the hotel for its quiet rooms, convenient location, and easy access to downtown Greenville and Falls Park. The Pride & Joy package also made our stay a particularly good value, especially with the breakfast, drinks and valet parking included.

We checked into the AC Hotel in Greenville today after driving six and a half hours. Upon entering…read moreour room, we noticed a portable air-conditioning unit or fan. We initially assumed it had been provided for additional comfort. However, after returning from dinner, we found the room at 78 degrees, even though we had set the unit to 68. When we contacted the front desk, we learned that the room's air-conditioning system was not working. The woman at the front desk was very kind and understanding, and our frustration is not directed toward her. Rather, we are extremely disappointed that the hotel assigned us a room without functioning air conditioning and did not disclose this before we checked in. Had we been informed, we would not have accepted the room--particularly on a hot summer day in the South. We understand that mechanical problems occur, and we have no objection to paying a fair price for a quality hotel room. What is unacceptable is placing guests in a room with a known problem without notifying them beforehand. Providing a portable unit without explanation made the situation feel concealed rather than honestly addressed. As a Bonvoy member, I expected greater transparency and better treatment. If you are planning to stay at the Greenville property, make sure everything in your room--especially the air conditioning--is working properly before you settle in. This was not cool at all, literally or figuratively.