I had the Engineer's club sandwich, and it was fresh and tasty. The cashier was friendly and…read morehelpful. I really liked the restaurant's vintage steam railroad locomotive decor! My only recommendation is that they add some photos/art prints of the Southern Railway steam locomotives that roared through Easley until 1953 to "localize" the restaurant's ambience. Two good examples would be the railway's PS-4 4-6-2 Pacific Passenger, and MS-4 2-8-2 Mikado Freight, locomotives pictured below. I am the Curator of the railroad museum in Central!

Fake eggs real disappointment!…read more I always try to support local, and was excited to try this restaurant. It was a big disappointment wanting an EGG sandwich and it's just a fake looking object that resembles an egg. Also, the quality of the sandwich was meh, for a bacon, egg and cheese sandwich to barely have one piece of bacon total, that's a swing and a miss. It is sad when a chain such as Dunkin has a system for more consistency. We had also asked for butter but that went on deaf ears. The place is super cute in appearance and the staff was nice, but when it comes to food quality it does not hit the mark. Rather unfortunate.

I've been following Good Karma for awhile on other social media apps after coming across their…read moresundaes and ice cream flight pictures. They were busy, as expected, but the line moved really fast. I got the Joe Momma sundae, and it was delicious. They have over 70 flavors and so many fun combinations. I thought the pricing was great. Cute seating areas inside and outside. Definitely recommend!

Hershey's ice cream which is my favorite but hard to find. I timed getting in line at the perfect…read moretime so I was in and out. Little confusing because one person served me then someone else rang me up. Lots of people were standing around trying to decide what to get from their extensive menu. Connected to a cute little gift and clothing shop with lots of souvenirs if you are visiting.

I really liked the vibe of this place -- it's very retro and feels like you're dropped straight…read moreback into the '90s. That's not always the case with fast food spots, but it worked here. The guy at the window was very friendly, which was a nice touch. I ordered a double steakburger with onion rings. The steakburger eats more like a smaller burger since the patties are thin, but they have a great crust and good flavor. The onion rings were pretty standard, but done well. The meal came out to $13, which isn't too bad in today's world. Overall, I enjoyed the food, and paired with the cool retro vibe, it's definitely worth a visit.

Had the senior citizen cheeseburger and fries. Fast service and very high quantity. My only…read morecomplaint is that the music was a little too loud.

Been here a few times now, and it's quickly become my regular spot. Love the vibe, the food, and…read morethe coffee! The space is wide open and has a great 1940s charm, complete with matching music. Honestly, the most frustrating thing about meeting up at most coffee shops is having to shout over overwhelming music. Here, it's just loud enough to hear--all 1940s tracks, which is incredibly relaxing--but you can actually hold a normal conversation. They're super meticulous about using filtered water for their brews, so the coffee and beans are always top-notch, and the pastries are first-class. I highly recommend Old Post!

Prices are the same as anyone in the area, I tried my first affogato and it was delicious- I'm…read moreusually a chai or latte girl but I'll be buying these for now own. The matcha is a bit chalky but still blended nicely. Located in an old post office or bank I can't tell but it is cute, full of history and quite perfect for studying!

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.

The brewery is nestled with a group of (grain) silos. They had a dozen taps flowing with craft…read morebeer - I settled on the Rusted Rivet red ale and then their Tale Aim IPA. Both refreshing and full bodied. The venue had a lot of indoor and outdoor seating which makes for a fun social time for friends and families. The day I stopped in the boxcars which house the eateries at the same location, were closed. Still able to peruse the menus they had posted. They offer many different flavors and types of dishes from Indian, Thai, and all American. I'm heading back on Saturday for lunch when they'll be open for business. I'll update once I've stopped in.

This is a very uniquely, cool spot for grabbing a craft beer. Turns out we hit it up on the way to…read morea Clemson graduation party and there was a private Christmas party ongoing in the same space, not that they rented out the place exclusively, but just were running up a large tab. It is suitable for crowds. Of course, the old silos were built for grain storage in the late 40's time frame and now have been turned into a community hub of restaurants, bars, live music, outdoor dining via numerous vendors, fire pits and large screen tv's with even a rail car venue in a very eclectic and hip, urban setting. We were eating at one of the associated restaurants, Inky's, and they allow us to go to Silos Brewing and grab a beer to bring back for the meal. Very cool since Inky's sells draft, but just not this craft Silos draft. I really liked the cooperative and laid back approach by both establishments, including that Silos Brewing let me carry the glass over and not just a plastic cup. They will get it back. My choice was the "Smoke on the Lager" which is, of course, a lager base with smoky hints that went well with my Authentic Philly Cheesesteak sandwich. As their website says, "our backyard is your playground," and I bet on a warm spring or summer evening (rather than a rainy, winter Thursday), this place would be excellent fun. "A place to share stories over a pint, challenge friends to a casual game, or bask in the laid-back vibes of our beer garden." I get that from this establishment and will definitely be back to partake of this hospitality. From what I have seen, despite the less than ideal weather, this is a definite road worthy destination spot even from Greenville or Clemson.