Stopped in one evening for a bite to eat and relax a little, and the Garage was just the right…read morespot. A very cool locals hangout, that leans into a roadhouse garage theme interior. There was even great live music on the Tuesday night of our visit. Cordial staff and friendly customers. Walk up counter service, place your order, get a buzzer, grab your food from the window when it goes off. Pay when you are finished. A concise menu, done well. I opted for their Flatbread with pasta salad on the side. The flatbread was done very well, nice crisp with fresh ingredients. It worked for me, the pasta salad was also very good. They have an extensive beer and brews menu on a digital board overhead. We both enjoyed our meals and the live music was an extra touch on a tuesday. Definitely worth a vist and your support. 4.5 Stars rounded up for the excellent vibe and good people 01272

had a good lunch at the garage. the menu is on the standard side, but everything was well prepared…read moreand service was prompt and friendly. the only odd thing was they do not accept credit cards. in our experience that is very rare and we were not prepared for it. definitely not going to use a non-bank ATM.

Great wine shop in Highlands downtown. Everyone so nice and friendly, along with great knowledge…read moreabout wine. Always stop here when visiting Highlands.

What a fun place! We grabbed a glass of wine and a charcuterie board and sat outside next to the…read morefire pit - and had the best time! We look forward to going back when we're in Highlands!

I loved their whole outdoor venue and their hot stone cooking idea! It was truly a new experience…read moreand I enjoyed every bit of it! I had the tuna cooked to perfection, by me! Just barely seared. My husband had scallops and oh my, were they ever delicious! I would pass on the potatoes. They're super heavy with their Barada sauce. And the artichoke dip had very little to no artichoke taste and it was way too thick! So I wouldn't do those, but the positives outweigh the negatives. Their old-fashioned was excellent, and their wine menu is great! The entire experience was worthy of repeating! It's fun to find good, fun dining experiences in Seneca.

Went here on my birthday. It's a cool little spot to hang with friends and share a drink. Some…read moreinteresting items on the menu, I got a steak for which they bring you a hot stone to cook it yourself, with some accompanying sauces. Also got some Bravas potatoes on the side. The sauces for the steak were excellent. The steak was good, and while it can be fun to cook your dinner yourself right there at your table I think I'd do something different next time. I found the Bravas potatoes sauce a little too reminiscent of a zesty ketchup style dressing, they are not for me. I had two old fashioneds. A smoked version , which was very flavorful (albeit it pricey as I opted for a higher end bourbon) and a lavender old fashioned, which had a few fruit notes. I preferred the smoked. Our server was great and helped us choose a quick dessert so we could get things moving for my daughter, we got the fondue which she very much liked.

Manager wearing shorts/tee shirt & banana clip? Ok, no big deal. Manager dropping loud F bombs with…read morepatrons at the bar numerous time...big no for me. The service staff; however, did a really nice job.

Great drinks and great food! Service is always exceptional and the vibe is super cuteread more

We stopped at this wine bar on whim. Nice place, we only had 1 glass of wine but it was very…read moreenjoyable. I recommend it

Sante Wine Bar was exceptional. Everyone was friendly and very attentive. The charcuterie board was…read moredelicious and fresh and the wine recommendation was right on point. Would recommend stopping in if you are in town.

Great choice of beer with nice atmosphere. Food truck available! Staff friendly and helpful. Big…read moreTV screens. Motif centered around rich local history.Will definitely come back.

Only food trucks. Great selection of beers. Cute courtyard either music. Fun place! Has tables…read morewith umbrellas outside.

This is a fun hole in the wall place to go in downtown anderson! Dan, the owner, is a great guy and…read morehe provides complimentary charcuterie if you stay for a glass of wine. It is not too expensive for glass, but I will say, if you check in on Yelp and get the reward for $1 wine, you won't be able to use it:( we learned that the hard way...I guess since the owners changed recently, they didn't know about the offer so they didn't let us use it. Other than that, it's a shwae place to relax on the weekend if you need a little get away. I got one of the Italian moscatos, and it was super sweet but delicious.

An indubitably wonderful experience. This cute little hole-in-the-wall wine bar downtown is so…read morequaint & classy. They have wine by the glass and bottle, and Dan (the owner) is very kind and helpful. Fun snacks too! Such a nice place to sit & chat. Will be back!!

Beer, wine and fishing!…read more Super attentive and knowledgeable sales and best guides in the area! Sit on the patio by the fireplace or listen to live music. Come by this local gem and discover something new!

Loved it! I had the Fennel chicken salad with their soup of the day. Which was Roasted Garlic…read morePotato... yummy!! It was all so good and filling. I couldn't finish my sandwich I was so satisfied! My husband had the lamb melt which he "liked it ok"I liked the soup so much that I purchased a quart to go. I will definitely be back.

I don't know what the name means, but I stopped here because I was pressed for time. While I wasn't…read moreimpressed by the shopping mall I pulled into, they absolutely maximized the space, with an outdoor dining area walled in by plants. This is a sandwich and salad lunch place, and there were several plausible options for vegetarians and vegans. My order came with a side and I added a cookie. Ice cups were out for a self-serve collection of tea (sweet or unsweet), lemonade, and water at no extra charge. My mushroom-heavy toasted sandwich delivered on flavor, with a rosemary olive oil bread contrasting the massive amount of mushrooms and a zippy romesco inside. For a side, I received a garlicky hummus with pita. My cookie was a slightly odd texture, but it did round out the experience and keep me full for an outdoor day. It was quick, easy, had options for most diets, was a nice place to eat, and on top of that I got out for a price I couldn't believe. To be fair, if I weren't in middle of nowhere South Carolina I'm sure there's no way I get that meal for under $20 at current rates, but I had no problem stopping here on the way to the mountains, and I doubt there was any better lunch option for a long way in any direction.

Great food and great service along with a variety of beers on tap. We will definitely be back.read more

I was with a group of 5 ladies and we planned our trip to the Stumphaus Taproom after visiting the…read moreStumphaus Tunnel. Luckily we found a table with enough room because right after we arrived the place started filling up. We had the cute and friendly Alyson as our server and we started out by choosing beers from the draft menu. I had the Olde-Hickory Hefe-Weizen which I thought was good; but nothing special. A few friends had the Stumphaus Lager and they really liked it. The beers were reasonably priced from $3.50-$8. They had an extensive food menu with salads, sandwiches, appetizers, and even tacos and quesadillas. We decided to share a few different tapas/appetizers. One friend got the "Tarts Pick 3" for $14. They were super cute, original, and delicious. (They even looked like works of art!). I ordered the Street Corn Dip which came with potato chips for dipping. It was quite large and very good; only $11. Another friend ordered the Edamame Basket which was only $11. It came with sweet chili sauce for dipping and we all liked it. A 4th friend ordered the Verner's Bruschetta. It was a hefty portion as well, and priced at $13. It was unique and good with tomatoes, basil, cucumbers, Queso Fresco , and balsamic glaze. The final friend had a wedge salad which I didn't try; but it was presented beautifully and she said it was really tasty. All our food was really yummy, and the prices were reasonable. It did take a little long for our food; but the restaurant was very busy and all the servers were hustling and they all kept smiles on their faces! I would definitely suggest a visit to Stumphaus Taproom if you're ever in Walhalla.