I've been eating at Skin's for 20 years, in Easley, Greenville, and Mauldin, but I've never had an…read moreexperience like I had a few days ago in Easley. There were so many onions on my hotdog that when I took it out of the wrapper, all of the chili & most of the onions fell off of it. I tried to eat it but never tasted the chili because of the overwhelming amount of onions. I love onions, but it was a ridiculous amount. It was a disgusting mess, a plate full of trash!

My husband loves this place! Every time he comes to Easley we have to got some Skins hotdogs. I'm…read morenot really a fan. Tastes like a fake hotdog with mediocre chili on top. I guess to each his own. But since the hubby loves it, it's a necessary stop. Try it. You may be on his side and really love them.

This was my first time visiting and I really enjoyed it. It gave me a great small town vibe. The…read morewaitress was hysterical. Cracking jokes I loved her humor. My salad was done perfectly and it is a great portion. I did not use the restroom therefore I can't give five stars. I will be back. Thank you for the great meal.

Food is food! Great service. Only problem found were to eat a table with a stirofoam plate. Only…read morereason i have not gone back. I don't like to eat out on stirofoam plates.

So cute and local. Staff is always friendly. Hot dogs are delicious and cheap. They have random…read moresnacks and drinks that you can also purchase. They also have some bbq but I've never gotten it. The hot dogs are the way to go and the toppings are endless!

This grocery has recovered and rebuilt and now sells mike and Jeff's bbq. There is one booth inside…read moreand a few covered picnic tables outside. There is a large pen with a pig and a goat which my daughter enjoyed. There is a small selection of snacks and drinks(coke and Pepsi products available) . Mark this as being a quaint spot to get a bottle of coke or an ice cream bar. Also. The barbecue was pretty good but the quaint setting made it better. There are signs throughout the building which highlight the buildings local history. There is not a lot of parking but you can park off to the left by the animal pen. The shop invites you to throw bottle caps off the front porch as an homage to former practices. I reccomend this as a quick stop if you are doing a driving tour of the area.

Inky's Philly Cheesesteak in Easley, SC, delivers a fantastic take on a regional favorite…read more Located at the base of The Silos--where several food trucks ply their specialties--Inky's stands out as a spacious, comfortable spot with large booths that invite you to settle in... and maybe stay a while. High ceiling, lots of wood paneling, very vintage while still feeling up to date. The menu includes burgers, deli-style hoagies, and salads, but let's be honest: the cheesesteak is why you showed up--and it's good enough to keep you coming back. There's some real history behind the name. Albert "Inky" Harris ran the first cheesesteak and hoagie shop in Philadelphia back in the 1940s, and the current grandchildren owners carry that legacy forward. Whether every detail has been perfectly preserved or lovingly remembered, one thing is certain: they source their white American cheese from Philly, and the result feels authentic. And that makes all the difference. The fresh-baked Liscio's rolls are huge--soft and warm on the inside, with a firm, crusty on the outside. Like me... on a good day. Inside, finely chopped steak, peppers, onions, and that perfectly melted white American cheese are blended together, so every bite delivers a balanced, satisfying hit of flavor. No "all onions in one bite, no meat in the next" surprises--just consistent harmony. And the star of the show? Certified Angus ribeye. No shortcuts. No skimping. No regrets. Sandwiches come in 7", 12", or the "I wish I was still in college" 18" option--because sometimes restraint is overrated. My wife and I split the Colossal. The meals are served on trendy paper-toppped metsl trays. The staff and management go out of their way to make you feel welcome and walk you through all the options. Sides round out the experience with plenty of choices: fries, tater tots, onion rings, pasta salad, fried mushrooms (hello, childhood), and a standout option--house-made chips, sliced and fried fresh and disappearing faster than your willpower. Bottom line: If you're craving a true Philly-style cheesesteak without leaving the Upstate, Inky's is absolutely worth the stop. Just don't plan on eating light... or sharing. Hours: M-W: 11-8 Th-Sa: 11-9

Made the drive to Easley specifically for this. I've been craving a proper cheesesteak since I…read moremoved to SC. Inky's probably tops the list as the best I've had in the area. The meat, cheese and onions are mixed perfectly. They skimp a little bit on the meat in my opinion and it's pretty pricey if you're not filling the cheesesteak to the brim. Overall, very tasty

The food is stunning you expect something and suddenly it's supper surprising…read more Service done fast and correct. You sit inside and see the people come and pick up orders.

Super cool ice cream shop and sandwich shop at the airport! But accessible to all…read more I had a really good club sandwich. Service was really good! Fun place for some good food and some ice cream!

Super friendly and fun service here. Classic American…read morecomfort food - and a nice happy hour. Lots of room inside - will definitely come back and try other things. Sara was our server and she is a sweetheart!

Stopped into Lefty's West End Tavern for lunch before a concert and had a solid overall experience…read more The location and atmosphere are a big draw. Right by Fluor Field with a fun, lively vibe. We sat outside, which was clean, comfortable, and a great spot to hang out before an event. Service was fantastic. David, our server, was friendly, engaging, and knowledgeable, and really helped elevate the experience. For food, we started with the wings (dry rub and Jamaican jerk). The flavors were decent, but the wings themselves were rubbery and a bit underwhelming, especially considering the price point. One standout though... the ranch dressing. Easily some of the best I've had. The breakfast tacos were good overall, and the chimichurri was fresh and flavorful. I think adding a creamy component would have taken them up another level. The sweet potato fries were fantastic. The chicken and biscuit was decent. The Nashville-style chicken had good flavor, but the tenders were on the smaller side, making the portion feel a bit lacking. The biscuit itself was solid. The tallow fries were also well done, and the Lefty's sauce was a nice addition. One unique touch at the end. You're given the option to send a postcard, and they handle the postage and mailing for you. A really fun and memorable detail. Overall, a good spot with great service and atmosphere, though some of the food execution and portion sizes could be improved.

How can there be no reviews for these guys?! Doh! Hit them up the other day at the Indie Craft…read moreParade at Furman University over the weekend. Crazy busy but the Don Ho was worth the wait. Beef hot dog with pulled pork, pineapple salsa and teriyaki sauce. Look forward to seeing these guys around town in the future. Well done.

We went down to The Commons to just check it out and had a drink at The Community Tap. The bar…read moretender told us that Resident Dogs was going to be there that evening. She went on to rave about how awesome they were. So, we thought great! We went back that evening to try out the hot dogs. What a disappointment! The hot dogs were very small and the buns and toppings were nothing special at all. We also had cheese stuffed pretzel bites that were supposed to be smothered in marinara sauce and garnished with Parmesan cheese. There was very little sauce on them and they were cold. If I were to give them ANY advice it would at the very least serve an more substantial hotdog even if you have to charge a bit more. Won't be seeking them out again.

Absolute family favorite. Been getting food here for years. After all this time I finally thought…read moreit was time to tell of how good it is. Food is great. Whenever I make a friend from out of town I take them here while introducing them to Easley.

They don't do dinner anymore, so I gave breakfast a try. I asked for sunny side up eggs, a really…read moredelicate fry. I got eggs that had browned edges and hardly any yoke. They were cold by the time I got into them, and there was an egg shell I chewed down on and spit out, didn't eat but one of my eggs. Next up, the toast was like a rock, but the jelly was good (it's pre-packaged jelly.) And I felt that the country ham had an extra serving of salt on it, or five. Way over salted. Country ham is salty, but nowhere near that salty. As if someone stood there while it was cooking dumping more. Not to mention it was chewy and of course, cold. What happened here??? It's flat out inedible.