Been here a couple of times now and it's now my fave spot in Greer - a go to! Has a huge range of…read morefood selections also with very varied pricing so you can go for a reasonable meal or blow it out ! The cocktails are top notch Really nice ambient lighting and not too noisy so you can actually have a conversation !

Wow our service was outstanding along with our appetizer and main course! We had Halibut grilled…read moreperfectly along with Risotto. Highly recommend. Kudos to the Chef and our server !

Delicious food great ambiance beautiful experience Our…read moreexperience was the best experience I have had at any restaurant ever. Hands down. And I am a chef. Again the food was so good it almost made me cry. So good. Please frequent this place so it has all the business it deserves! the chef is deserves all the praise in the world. So good!

this place is closed due to poor ownership owners will…read morenever pay you or wait weeks to and still expect loyalty and hard work WORST PLACE !!!

Amazing! perfect for date night or a girls night! I will definitely be back. I had the House 509…read moreflight which is their signature dish. Lobster bisque soup as an appetize.

Paid a first visit to House 509 Bistro, a charming and cozy restaurant located just off N Hwy 101,…read morewell north of downtown Greer. The name "House 509" has a fascinating backstory. Chef G, who spent his early life in Haiti, lived in a region with the 509 area code. After some time in Miami, he moved to a home in Greer with the street address "509." It was a natural choice for the restaurant's name. Upon arrival, our reservations were honored promptly. I requested to change tables, and Ashley was more than happy to accommodate us. The menu is designed around flights--of food and wine--making it difficult to choose from so many appealing options. We opted for flights that included scallops, shrimp and grits, mahi mahi, and mushroom ravioli, along with a side of lobster bisque and chocolate cake. Each dish was awesome! Chef G stopped by our table to say hello. The intent behind the name House 509 is to create a homey atmosphere, and the staff does an excellent job achieving that. While it may take a little time for your entrees to arrive due to the careful preparation, the wait is definitely worth it. Make sure to add House 509 to your must-visit list!

Wow....a hidden gem! Nestled behind car dealerships, off Wade Hampton Blvd, you'll find the most…read morecharming Italian restaurant. The food was authentic and amazing, with prices that will have you asking how? A Must Visit!

What is this place? My daughter got the chicken piccata and everything on the plate was the same…read morecolor. It tasted was as bland as it looked. The meatball sub was inedible. You'd get a better meatball sub at Subway. This is the place to go if you are a blue haired with retired taste buds. Never again.

First: the staff are so kind and attentive Second: the…read morecocktails are legit. Third: great wine list. Fair prices Lastly: excellent happy hour deals

The manager was nice and friendly. However, the flatbread tasted like a $2 frozen pizza that they…read moreput a basil leaf on. My friend asked for their house or cheaper Pinot, but when we got the bill his glass was $18 a glass. We were ready to leave and couldn't find anyone to check us out for at least 10 minutes. We were the only customers there for over 2 hours. Overall, extremely mediocre and very overpriced.

Food was excellent and service was decent considering it was real busy. Our server was familiar…read morewith the menu and answered any questions quickly and with knowledge

I left an excellent rating because the food was outstanding. Our bill came to $86 + change and we…read morepaid using our credit card. We zeroed out the tip line and left a $20 tip, almost 25%, because we wanted it to go to the specific waiter. When we checked our Visa bill two days later, they billed us $106. Food is good, but check your receipts and your credit card statements carefully.

The good folks of Greenville certainly have a gem in the form of Chophouse 47. Every bit as good as…read morePeter Lugers' and Berns. Started with the Oysters Rockefeller and fresh bread. Amazing. Ordered the Porterhouse for two with bearnaise and opted for creamed spinach and cheesy mashed potatoes. Spot on. Emily was a peach and the whole team rocked. Only small complaint is the music was pretty loud. By the way, to the gentleman whose girlfriend had a meltdown - you handled that situation perfectly. You'll be much better off without her.

I have no idea how Chophouse has only 3.7 stars on Yelp. That's gotta be fake. Y'all's steaks are…read morehands down the best in Greenville. I've been to every steakhouse downtown Greenville, Haywood rd, downtown Greer​, you name it. Best steakhouse hands down, 100% Service is always on point. Food is always on point and last night I had three different people ask me if everything was cooked to our liking. One of the ladies was the busser. They just care. Now I'm off to have some Delmonico steak and eggs with my leftover steak fries for breakfast. Keep it up y'all

Came in yesterday and I was blown away by how incredible your employees are. The lovely young guy…read morewith awesome green hair and good vibes at the deli was so kind to my son. I wish I caught his name! Also - Liam went above and beyond to make sure we were so happy. Gave us awesome recommendations and was also incredible to my son. The lady, I believe she is the store manager, is also very kind and always says hi to us when we are checking out. I love coming to this location because of the people that work here I wish the organic produce was a little better but everything by else is great. I know it's hard to sell organic produce in Greer. Anyways Thank you!!!

Beer and shop? Yep! Wonderful selection. Beautiful flowers and good service. I love this market!read more

Sunday was a deal day $30 a hour for lane…read more 48 bucks huge patter 1 1/2 hours of play time and food under $100 great deal family of 5

We had an excellent birthday celebration for my birthday with 8 attendees in two bays and age range…read morefrom 22 to 94 years old. five of us were under 30, two in the 60's range and one 86 and one 94 and there was fun for all of us. Two bays is a two hour minimum. We chose one of their "feasts" for our lunch food choice, which was 6 slider burgers, 18 wings (2x flavors) and a pound of fries. We got two of these at $65 each and had enough for two lunches left over the next day, probably along with a snack or two from the leftovers. The service from Emma as our primary server was great and she had good help from the friendly Bobby. We played 2-3 games of golf. Four of us had our own clubs. Others used the clubs provided. Some of us were golfers and some were not golfers at all, but everyone had fun. The wings were very good and a surprise that they were so good. The slider burgers also were very good. After this experience, and since it is 1.2 miles to my home. I'm signing up for the summer pass for $180 for two hours per day of play, 10% off food and five guests within restricted hours, such as open to 5PM weekdays, but hey, I'm newly retired and can do that. Plus, comfortable seating and climate control is appreciated and adult beverages are available if one wishes to partake. The only caution is to tip on the food and beverage amount and it is not considered necessary to tip on the game play charges. We had a blast!

This is a charmingly quirky Southern brewery bursting with personality, a small-town hangout with…read moreoversized confidence comes complete with Sunlit, open-concept interior with tiered seating levels, rich wood textures throughout, exposed beams, and warm amber lighting. Craft cocktails and house beers served at a bustling wood-heavy bar, playful signage, local flair, and a relaxed but rowdy Southern vibe. The bartender bursting with Southern personality stands behind the rich, wood-worn bar, confident and radiant. Her sleeves are rolled up, a few loose strands of hair catching the daylight as she moves with effortless rhythm. A warm, knowing smile spreads across her face as she happily serves a jug of the house-made egg nog. Soon after, she prepares a crafty Old Fashioned--measuring the bourbon, stirring clear ice in a heavy rocks glass, perfectly embodying the brewery's quirky southern soul and big-hearted attitude. There's a lived-in comfort to the space: scuffed wood that tells stories, sunlight pooling across tables, and small-town pride in every detail. The atmosphere is welcoming and unpretentious, equal parts gathering place and second home. It's where locals come not just for the beer or cocktails, but for the familiarity--the nods, the shared jokes, the sense of belonging that keeps them hanging around long after the glass is empty. Cheers!

Three star rating because I didn't go when it was busy and didn't go to the upstairs portion of the…read morerestaurant. The ambiance was very nice. Gets a little loud but that's what's expected. I ordered a burger and some fries. The fries were very good. The burger was cooked exactly how I liked it. I ordered a mule to drink and it was very refreshing and tasted very well. The decor was very earthy tones and welcoming. I can't wait to go back and increase my Star rating. I did get a sample of a beer on tap and the sample was hot. Not good.