Okay honestly I had to go look at the two reviews with less than a 5 star . After stopping in a…read morelocal coffee shop that did not for the breakfast. I wanted. I stopped in Farmhouse deli. I didn't really know what to expect, but I did know the little shop that was attached was closed. As soon as I stepped in, it felt very homey, like walking into your Nana house on Sunday for family dinner. I was instantly greeted, and I apologize to the cashier because I had no idea what I want to order because I had never been here. She said, take your time with the biggest smile and the cutest cheetah print overalls. I ended up asking for the veggie sandwich, which seems to be new on the menu and I added bacon to it. I got it on jalapeño sourdough. I got a bag of chips for the side and a oatmeal cream pie. While I'll wait for my food in what seems like one of the coziest moments I've had in a long time. I looked at the things along the wall, and I bought some candles, and sat down to watch the atmosphere of the customers and employees. Yes, it took some time to get food. But realistically if you are soaking in the environment, it's a family reunion. Waiting for Nana to say it's time to eat. I really enjoy that. You can pretty much see how everything is cooked and there's plenty of seating within the building. However, it does get packed real quick. I ended up loving the atmosphere so much. I went back a second time the next day and I got a salad and of course, and oatmeal cream pie. I didn't really know what to get and ask the cashier for some help and she told me to get the Italian salad. I can't say it was the biggest fan. When I ate it. I think I put a little too much dressing, but it was so big for such a good price and you could tell it was stuffed with love. And as far as the oatmeal cream pie. I only wish I would've gotten two. I also got the blueberry latte, which was also recommended. And although I like My, coffee a little bit stronger, I really enjoyed the fresh taste like eating a blueberry muffin. The second day I went back. There was such a sweet lady over the retail shop in the back, and she was so open when it came to me buying the earrings at the shop. I live about 45 minutes away from this restaurant. And I will definitely say it's worth driving to just for the atmosphere and love this building holds and I will absolutely be back.

Cute little jewel in Pickens! Great food---my eggs, grits, bagel and fruit were fresh and yeasty!…read more Hubby loved his waffle too! Counter service with quick food. Check out the little shop in the back too--I picked up a cute dress for $20!

Fake eggs real disappointment!…read more I always try to support local, and was excited to try this restaurant. It was a big disappointment wanting an EGG sandwich and it's just a fake looking object that resembles an egg. Also, the quality of the sandwich was meh, for a bacon, egg and cheese sandwich to barely have one piece of bacon total, that's a swing and a miss. It is sad when a chain such as Dunkin has a system for more consistency. We had also asked for butter but that went on deaf ears. The place is super cute in appearance and the staff was nice, but when it comes to food quality it does not hit the mark. Rather unfortunate.

I had the Engineer's club sandwich, and it was fresh and tasty. The cashier was friendly and…read morehelpful. I really liked the restaurant's vintage steam railroad locomotive decor! My only recommendation is that they add some photos/art prints of the Southern Railway steam locomotives that roared through Easley until 1953 to "localize" the restaurant's ambience. Two good examples would be the railway's PS-4 4-6-2 Pacific Passenger, and MS-4 2-8-2 Mikado Freight, locomotives pictured below. I am the Curator of the railroad museum in Central!

I found Inky's back when they were in the shopping center on Calhoun Mem Hwy. I'm from the Philly…read morearea and when I saw them prepping the sandwiches I knew I was home! Their Cheesesteaks are superb either way; "Wid or wideout". Now, if they could just get Frank's soda (black cherry .... Mmmmmm). I tried their hoagie one time and I wasn't super crazy about it. Could've been an off day. One problem with parking at their place in the Silos, it is very limited and neighboring shops are not too friendly to non customers using their parking.

Ok, you ready for this one, hide the woman and children. So was supposed to end up at Silo's…read morebrewery which is right Nextdoor but, Google Maps had it listed as being open and it was not. So decided why not I here, let's try out Inky's you can't go wrong with a good Philly Steal sub. OK here's the bad part no special microbrew beer on tab or in bottle, stuff they have on tap or in bottles is that domestic crap? You know it Bud, Miller etc.. suggestion get some local brew. Just saying. Now back to the food I had ordered the pasta salad. I was thinking it was gonna be more of an oil base or basil pesto type not sure, but it might've been more of a mayonnaise base. Philly was good. I thought the steak had some great seasoning and I enjoyed it. Definitely recommend ordering the small anything bigger than that you are busting a gut or taking a lot home. Onion ring were freash dipped which is a good thing. Size for the steak I really did enjoy the Philly steak and I think you will too great seasoning wonderfully put together beautiful presentation. So when you're thirsty for a grade local craft beer and you find out, the brewery is closed because it's a Monday. Come on over and enjoy some good food.

First time going into a coyote coffee, and I'ma say it was actually really good. I had it inside…read morearound nine A.M. on a Saturday and there was only a couple people in the drive-through. The inside set up is so cute. And I was agreed as soon as I came into the store. I told the girl no rush. Because honestly I've never been had. No clue what to do. I ended up settling for the dolly because it was advertised. And of course it's Dolly Parton. I also ordered one of the cake pops except it's made from macaroons and gluten-free. I got the cotton candy and it was a little pricey at five dollars. But I must say it was really good. In the flavor was light and not overpowering. The dolly coffee was pretty good, but I don't think I would get it again because I like my coffee. A little stronger, and the three shots wasn't enough for me. Also, got a danish which had a lot of potential. However, they only had a microwave and not a toaster. Also got the hedgehog protein shake and it was very sweet. In a good way and taste it. Like no baked cookies. Ended up walking out of coyote. Coffee. Spending $100. But of course, had to purchase two T-shirts and two danishes to go. The coffee smelled absolutely amazing. And I think next time I will buy a bag of it. When I went to leave around 915. It started to get really busy. I went past the next day, and it was crazy packed. I would absolutely check this place out again.

Very cute building with amazing design, perfect spot to just hang out. The coffee is organic which…read moreis always great, but the coffee as a whole was nothing too special, pretty standard for a quick stop coffee shop. The seasonal flavors were tasty and unique. Although it was prettyyy pricey, $8.20 for an iced coffee.

It's been a while since I've eaten there, but every time has been remarkable…read more Fresh and delicious! I can't wait to enjoy another meal prepared with love! If you're looking for something that's going to satisfy your soul, try Little Bistro!

What a gem! Minor detour on the way to Clemson. I got their special, the reuben. Cute town, very…read morefriendly and attentive wait staff and delicious food!

Good food and nice people. Several options and banana pudding to end the meal right. Right in the…read moremiddle of downtown.

Great spot in downtown Pickens! We swung by on a Sunday for lunch after a weekend camping and it…read morewas the perfect meal for us. The brisket was a bit thicker than normal but super tasty and tender. The fried pickles and fried okra were both well prepared. The green beans were pretty basic but still good. The banana pudding was great as was the corn bread. Definitely would return! The staff were all super helpful and friendly as well. Clean space and plenty of seating options.

Seriously the best sub place I have been to. I love getting the turkey an cheese sub an getting…read morefries.

Today I ordered a cheese pizza and a Greek salad, the pizza was hot and delicious, the Greek salad…read morewas prepared with fresh ingredients with a generous amount of feta cheese. The staff were very friendly and accurate with the food order. The restaurant dining area was clean and decorated with an Italian mural of Venice.

I've been here multiple times, and today I saw something new on the menu - the same food but in…read moresmaller portions. I was so excited because, if you've never been to Toney's, you know the portions for Italian food are huge and always leave leftovers. For me, that gets wasted. So, I got the chicken Alfredo small portions for $9.50, and my boyfriend got spaghetti and meatballs with extra meatballs for, I believe, $15. We were both disappointed. He's gotten this exact order multiple times, but this time they reduced the spaghetti amount when he asked for extra meatballs, so he was able to eat everything when he normally has leftovers. Mine was a child's portion of food - no joke; it took me 7 bites to eat. I had to look at the menu again to make sure I didn't order off the children's menu.

Located in Easley, sandwiched between the Marathon gas station and Easley Baptist Hospital, you…read morewill find this little diner. They offer several types of burgers, both breakfast and lunch sandwiches (hot and cold), salads, dinner plates, wings, seafood, a large variety of sides, milkshakes, desserts and ice cream. The hubby had the bacon cheeseburger plate. I had the ribeye sandwich plate. They were served with french fries and coleslaw. We split a strawberry cheesecake for dessert. The service is very good. You order at the counter and the food is delivered to the table. They check often to make sure you're doing OK and offer free refills on drinks. I was a little skeptical since the menu was so varied, but the food we had was good. Price was reasonable for the amount of food you got. There is limited seating inside, but there was outdoor seating. While we were there, there was a lot of activity... especially pick up orders and at the drive-through. Because I'd like to know if everything else on the menu is as good as the food we had, I would go again.

I had the shrimp basket and it hit the spot. Service was good. Cute little place. I would come back.read more

I've had a few issues with service at this location. Breakfast crew seems pretty friendly, and "on…read morethe ball". Dinner crew seems to just be going through the motions. The food is a primary concern. It's great for a person working third shift to get a burger at 8am....not so great when the patty seems tossed on the flattop with no attempt to season. The chicken tenders are huge, and seem to be from a budget bag of the frozen variety. It seems the location relies on portion size, not flavor. Carolina Fine Foods was a staple as a kid for me. It was them, Pete's, The Clock, and Whirlwinds for that 50's "not McDonald's" burger joint atmosphere and taste. That was in Greenville, SC, has the Pickens location always had this "eh, good enough" approach to food?

Are you kidding me? We went to this old place recently to get a couple of hotdogs and a medium tea…read moreit was almost nine dollars! That is straight up a rip off! Never again!!!!