What a great little city, there is everything within a mile, every store like Costco, Lidl, Party…read moreCity, Walmart and on and on and on. Very well planned with wide roads and easy access to freeways and plenty of businesses from every kind, not a shortage of small businesses New housing construction is non existent and whatever is being built is super expensive and small, no concrete slabs bigger than 72 feet so if you want a large house the only way is by adding a second story, boo! I would move here overnight but I don't want to live in a small shoe box

This... is... Spartanburg!…read more For me Spartanburg is most famous for its incredibly cheap gas. Whenever I'm driving down here I noticed that they have some of the cheapest in the country especially at the Raceway stations as well as some others. The city itself is typical South Carolina, close to I-85, and I quite like the area. I haven't played a concert here yet, but I intend to rectify that on the next tour. I was going to say that this city was named after what I did with your ma last night, but that's actually "Spurtingburg."

This likely the only post office that I will ever give five stars to! You can drive right past it…read moreif you aren't careful! It's so tiny; it's almost intentionally cute! I driven by here in my car and never really gave a serious thought that it was real! It obviously serves the local and small community of Mayo, S.C. Every person there knew each other with greetings!

We moved to South Carolina from California and were used to long, tedious lines whenever needing a…read morepost office, so it was a pleasant surprise to discover such efficient service from such a small post office. Even if there is a wait, you are always greeted with the friendliest and helpful postal worker, Dee. She is knowledgeable and always makes your experience a pleasant one. I no longer dread the post office.

Pretty awesome historic home In Spartanburg, SC. Unclear why someone would give it less than 5…read morestars. It's a private residence, no tours. The people who own it keep it up and pay taxes on it. It's beautiful and marvelous. Make sure to drive around its very expansive lot to soak it all up.

It was the historic marker that caught my eye and then I took a look at the beautiful house…read more Unfortunately, the house is closed to tours but it is still work checking out. The marker reads, "According to family tradition, this house was built in 1854 by the Bivings family, local textile pioneers. In 1869, the house was purchased by John H. Evins (1830-1884), Confederate Lieutenant-Colonel, state legislator, mayor of Spartanburg, and US Congressman (1877-1884). The house was placed in the National Register of Historic Places in 1970." The house is a two-story white clapboard structure in the Greek Revival style. double piazzas with massive Doric order columns and notable balustrades. Also on the property are the original kitchen, slave quarters, smokehouse, and well. It is not far from downtown Spartanburg. [Review 13643 overall, 962 of 2020, number 601 in South Carolina.]

I came here today for what is an unusual and first time event for me. I intended to checkout a…read moreDanielle Steel book titled Titanic! It was recommended to me by Sue G. of Forest City, N.C.! She's a Yelp friend that I much appreciate! I trust her judgment in this matter; romance! Since my wife of many years told me that I didn't have a clue about what romance is; I've decided to self- educate myself! Every a senior citizen like me can make improvements! This book was not in our local library today but I'll check back with them soon! Nice and friendly folks work here and that's a good thing when a guy intends to read a Danielle Steel novel! My thanks again to Sue G. my Yelp friend!