Greenville gem! We sat in their cute little couch section and had coffee and breakfast. Egg, bacon…read moreand cheese on sourdough was delicious. Met some very nice locals and the owner is amazing. He came and talked to us, made us feel very welcome. He is a Clemson alum so I hope they win tonight for his sake, but otherwise go Gamecocks, lol! I think we will go back tomorrow for coffee and breakfast.

Quaint, quick, tasty and affordable…read more Got the breakfast plate ... "Do you like cheese in your scrambled eggs? Yes? Blue, feta or cheddar?" Strong coffee and relaxed atmosphere. Great for a quiet relaxed start to the day.

Came across this cafe by accident. Cafe is attached to a music store which was a cool touch…read more Welcomed as soon as we entered on a busy lunchtime. All servers we encountered were so friendly and helpful. We decided on the Sweet Tea Chicken Salad. Everything was fresh and tasty. The chicken was succulent. Ate every bite There were a lot of plates coming out for other customers that looked very good and fresh. Will definitely come back

Alex, thank you so much for your gracious service. Very Friendly and professional!!! Eggs…read moreBenedict was delicious. We were very impressed that your chef corrected my friend's shrimp and grits to make it less salty. Great customer service!!!

super yummy, worth the visit. can't wait to try out the new location. tried the nutella crepe, so…read more frickin. good! !

I had seen some great reviews about this place, so checked it out today. Smaller dining room than…read moreexpected.Outside dining available. Service was good. Ordered a cappuccino and a latte. Egg and Cheese crepe and a Kit Kat Crepe. Both were just ok nothing special.

A little European escape... just 2 hours from Atlanta If…read moreyou're looking for something different without hopping on a flight, check out Old Europe Coffee and Desserts inside BridgeWay Station. The entire area is designed like a small European village stone buildings, archways, towers... it honestly doesn't feel like South Carolina. What stood out The dessert case alone will stop you in your tracks. They had: cakes, cheesecakes, and eclairs macarons, cookies, biscotti croissants, scones, and pastries breakfast sandwiches + quiche It's the kind of place where you go in for coffee and end up wanting a full spread. Drinks + pricing Full coffee menu with everything you'd expect: espresso, lattes, cappuccinos, cold brew, chai, plus some fun seasonal drinks like chocolate strawberry and s'mores-inspired options. Prices felt fair for a specialty coffee shop, not overdone. The vibe This is what makes it worth the trip. It's not just a coffee shop -- it's an experience: great for a date solo coffee run content/photos or just walking around with a drink You can grab your coffee and actually enjoy the space instead of rushing out. Worth the drive? From Atlanta, it's about 2 hours so I'd treat it as a day trip or add-on stop, not just a quick coffee run. But if you like: unique spots good desserts aesthetic environments ...it's definitely worth checking out.

The only bakery cafe kind of place in this locality and had to say it was nothing like the reviews…read moreactually described it as. THE FOOD: We did try their Chocolate truffle cake and hot chocolate. Was initially confused between Tiramisu and Chocolate truffle cake and the staff there suggested to take the Chocolate truffle cake. It was not good at all. To be honest it looked like it was taken straight out of the refrigerator after storing it for the whole week. Very disappointing. Even the tiramisu looked like that. Seemed old and not so fresh. The cake was bland and there's not flavor in anything. Definitely my taste buds were in good shape that day! The hot chocolate was kind of okay. Nothing special about it either. Not sure what's so European about that either. They did have a good collection of macaroons but cake options were limited and slightly over priced IMO for the quantity and quality. AMBIENCE & SERVICE: The bakery tries to be rustic and is kind of decently lit. It's actually very cramped and all the tables & chairs were not arranged as we walked in on one side. The other side had a lot of tables overlapping and no place to walk into even if you found a place. They then started to arrange the tables and chairs on the other side probably after 6 PM in the evening. Not sure what's stopped them from arranging it earlier? Didn't see any cleaning going on either. The staff there seem good but look a lot careless or disinterested or out of touch with the work. Paper towels/ napkins were hard to find and when asked for they just hand over one sheet/ slice of paper napkin. Like really for a table of 3? I would try not visit this place as the quality is very average in terms of food and ambience. BOTTOMLINE: A sub standard bakery cafe with decent options and variety serving bland 3-4 days old cakes that doesn't have to be this pricey within a cramped space and a lackluster service. Nothing against anyone, just was super disappointed with a basic "not fresh" cake. MY PICKS FOR YOU: Avoid if possible!

We like visiting this cafe a lot. The coffee is good. I adore the smoothies. The pastries are…read moredelicious. The service is incredible. I asked if they had free water and they said they did with a smile! They actually greeted me as well! How nice. The atmosphere and ambiance is cozy and natural. I could stay in there for hours, sipping on the coffee, eating some coffee cake and painting a pottery turtle. The pottery and wooden crafts are a tad bit overpriced, however. I swear I see half of the stuff they sell there at Dollar Tree and Dollar General for $14 less. Nevertheless, still a favorite of mine to go visit. I go to the crochet classes on Sundays at 3PM. It helped me learn a lot!

Came across this place and so glad we did! It was a busy Sunday morning but very well organized and…read morewe ordered at the counter right away. They have vegan options. My Portobello Panini was loaded with mushrooms and red peppers on delicious sourdough bread. The potato salad was very creamy and was one of the side options. Very family friendly as you can purchase and paint items. There are adult and children's books available too. Restaurant is very clean, tables are bussed.

Cute little family own coffee shop, easy parking. Order at the counter, few tables inside and a…read morecouple outside. Great coffee, fresh baked items, Costa Rican coffee and traditional bakeries. The whole family worked in the coffee shop. What a great place super clean super nice.

D'Cafe is a little taste of Costa Rica in the heart of Travelers Rest…read moreThey opened just 2 months ago, and everything is insanely fresh, comforting, and beautifully made. Right beside the Swamp Rabbit Trail the perfect pause during a ride or run. Sweet & savory options , an iced chai you'll think about later 3, and yes... you can even personalize your coffee with a photo or a phrase you want #greenvillesc #travelersrestsc #coffeetime

After walking in, I knew this place would be amazing! The restaurant has so much ambiance and…read morecharacter, with a touch of greenery. They offer a wide variety of menu items and can make gluten-free accommodations for every dish, which is usually a rarity. We met the owner, Emily, and she was the sweetest--you could truly see her passion for what she does! She highly recommended the gluten-free sourdough, which is made by her friend in New Orleans. As someone who is gluten-sensitive, I'm usually cautious about gluten-free bread. However, it was amazing!!! I ordered the Farmhouse Fresh Plate, which was simple but delicious. My boyfriend tried the Blackened Chicken Caesar Wrap with a gluten-free tortilla, and it was also great! We loved our experience and definitely plan to come back while we're visiting Greenville!

Greenville, SC is a town that encourages supporting local and the reason why I like to write…read morereviews. This cafe embodies the meaning of supporting local with attention to detail and interesting menu. The menu as shown rotates every 2 weeks with a few items swapped out each time. The rotating menu also includes a seasonal drink menu and a soup of the day. The prices itself are similar to other downtown take-out options ($10-20 food | $4-7 coffee). The food itself it's simply great. Emily's has a way of making your standard breakfast/lunch items with quality ingredients and portions on the small-medium side. The Manchego and Fig Jam Grilled Cheese is something that I don't know where else to get in Greenville, but MAN was it great! I recommend trying that because it's one of the reasons why I'll be retuning again. Asides the food, this curated market screams quality. This cafe has an assortment of items from store merchandise, to-go food and drink options, and numerous miscellaneous items like bamboo toilet paper! I will be uploading the new menus as I continue to visit this cafe, but I'm looking forward to see what becomes of this place going forward. If nothing else, I'm being for real about that Manchego and Fig Jam Grilled Cheese.

Great little spot right off the main country roads on Hwy 11- that leads to many hikes, and…read moreswimming holes, mountain towns, and it's a great place to stop in and eat! We had passed it so many times and always wanted to stop in. We finally got to today and it was so much nicer and bigger inside than we had imagined! Very cute inside, the way they decorated, with nice wooden tables. Their food menu is bigger than I expected, and they make it from scratch. They have many sandwiches (even a Cuban, or carnitas! Impressive!), beef hot dog plates and toppings, BBQ, sides, wraps, soups and stews, a baked goods station, ice cream station, coffee station, and a gift shop connected next door. The man running the place-- I assume the owner of this family spot-- was so nice and cheery! He was so helpful and told us about the food he had. The younger girl working with him was nice too. You walk up to the counter and order, get your food and sit down, then pay when you leave. It was busy and seemed like the place to be! Our food was great! My son and I each got the 1 hot dog plate which comes w a choice of side. (They have 2 hot dog plates also). Many sides to choose from like roasted cabbage, Mac n cheese, slaw, collard greens, soup, chips, and many others. I topped my dog with ketchup, his mustard bbq sauce (so good!), sauerkraut, and cheese. Delicious! I tried the spicy vinegar slaw- delicious! My son loved his and the Mac n cheese too. My SO got the brisket sandwich w the mustard BBQ sauce (3 bbq sauces to choose from) and said it was delicious. I saw someone w the New Brunswick stew and it looked very good. All very affordable and good sized portions. The gift shop was cute too, w many locally made items, candies, candles, blankets, wreaths, honey, elderberry, mugs, toys, soaps, chapstick, etc. We will definitely be back to try more things, the next time we head to the mountains or on a hike. Worth the stop!

Absolutely love this place. Trout fishing in the morning followed by 2 hot dog plate with cabbage…read moreand hash brown casserole. Great sweets, great people. Make the stop here!