I've visited here several time Mrs and have never been disappointed. It is a smallish place with…read moreoutdoor seating and is very inviting. The food is amazing (try the million dollar bacon) and portions are generous. They are open only for breakfast and brunch so close at 2pm. Servers are friendly and very attentive. They have some of the best coffee I've ever tried--speaking as a rare coffee drinker--so that's a must try. Go, you won't regret it!

Nice juice to start, but a massively oversalted meal - to the point I chose not to eat any more…read more $50 with tip for two - hard to imagine no one's stepped in to improve their performance.

This place is quite quaint. Set amongst shops it has a very European feel…read more The food was absolutely fantastic. The sausage gravy mixed with their creamy grits was a delightful surprise. I was not expecting these two with biscuits and 2 over easy eggs to blend well but they really do. The service was very prompt and polite. All orders are cooked to order. This is not a fast food place and they are very up front with that. As for the price, I feel it was cheap. I've spent more for less at the Waffle House.

My wife and I have lived in Greer for some years but have not had the opportunity to eat at Cafe…read morein Trade until this morning. It was totally worth it. The cafe is super casual and sort of looks like an airport eatery. No frills, for sure but you can't beat the taste. The grits were the smoothest, creamiest grits I have had in a long time. The bacon was crunchy, just like we like it, and the fried eggs were "really and truly," over medium. Our server was lovely and clearly knows the locals who were there. This review would have been five stars, except, if I am going to have a diner breakfast, I want a cold coke to wash it down with and the machine was out temporarily. I also have a dispassion for grits served in styrofoam- but sacrifices I will make and we will be back.

Love these people and the food is always good They have meat and veggies or hamburgers and hot dogs…read moreeither way you go you won't be disappointed!!

Atmosphere & Ambience…read more Peggy's Diner #2 embraces a retro charm, with an unironic 70s-80s vibe that feels both nostalgic and lived-in. The dining area is open, and diners seat themselves--adding to the laid-back, come-as-you-are feel. The atmosphere is relaxed and family-friendly, drawing a steady crowd of locals and retirees. Televisions quietly play the local news, blending into the background without being disruptive. ‍ Service The service at Peggy's Diner #2 is warm and attentive. The waitress was quick to bring coffee and water, setting a comfortable and unhurried pace for the meal. Staff greet locals by name and engage in easy conversation, creating a neighborly atmosphere reminiscent of a barber shop or a bench on the town square. It's the kind of place where regulars feel known and newcomers feel welcome. Food & Drinks The coffee came out quickly in a generous, no-nonsense mug--just what you'd expect from a place like this. It's a classic cup: reliable, familiar, and ready to refill. For breakfast, the two eggs over medium were cooked just right--simple and satisfying. The fried fish was the clear highlight: golden, crisp, and flaky, it was prepared perfectly and ranks among the best I've had. It's consistently good here, a true standout. The grits were creamy and comforting, served in the traditional Southern style. A biscuit came on the side--soft and familiar, a nice addition even if not especially memorable. Value for Money The portions were generous, and at just $9 for the plate, it felt like a steal. For the quality--especially the perfectly fried fish and classic Southern sides--it's an exceptionally reasonable price. Peggy's Diner #2 delivers real value without cutting corners. I'll definitely be back. If you're looking for a hearty, home-cooked meal that tastes like something grandma would've made, this is your spot.

Food was delicious. Service was ok. Restaurant was clean & CUTE My family & I will return the menu…read morewas negotiable great food items

We wanted to try Flying Biscuit thinking it would be similar to Biscuit Head. We were very wrong…read more Small portions, cold food and over priced. Bojangles have better biscuits!! What more needs to be said. If you decide to go don't say you weren't warned.

Just had to go to my favorite place and grab a breakfast sandwich to start my busy day. Always…read morefresh and delicious!! Excellent customer service care and very clean restaurant. Love Java Bistro!

I forgot about Java Bistro...there was a man waving the board sign and he smiled and waved...I said…read moreoh yeah...so I turned into the right lane so I could go there...got a BLT with egg. I didnt even read their menu...the man at the drive thru was great...the food was so good. My toast wast perfectly toasted. And the coffee was good too. There was a vast menu. So coffee snobs, check this place out!! I am happy I went there.

Greenville doesn't have too many original diners, but Stax has been a staple in the community and…read moreStax Omega stands out from the other diners here. Wait time was surprisingly not long. I went at 11am on a Sunday during peak church hours and though we have 15 reservations ahead of us, we only waited for 20 minutes or so, The food is really good. My friend thought her omelette and potatoes were great. The blueberry waffles I thought were good. Nothing special to say, but it's hard to mess up waffles in my opinion and Stax Omega sure didn't miss. I love consistently and Stax Omega is a great consistent and clean diner. If you are looking for a place to take the family to, especially when the grandparents are involved, this is a great option. And I have to emphasize again: LESS than a 30 minute wait when I had 15 RESERVATIONS ahead of me!

If you see a line at Stax Omega, don't let it turn you away -- there's a reason it's always busy,…read moreand that reason is the food. Trust me, it's worth the wait. Their breakfast is what keeps me coming back. Everything is done right, and it hits the spot every single time. And the desserts? Absolutely incredible -- I can never leave without one (or two). Great food, and clearly a lot of other people agree. Stax Omega has earned its crowd. If you haven't been yet, get in line -- you won't regret it! The only thing that I would change is the waiting area and being limited to only checking in through their tablet. There should be a way to check in without confirming at the tablet, to which there's always a crowd in front of.

The turkey, apple and havarti croissant was crisp and refreshing, it was a enjoyable sandwich. It…read morehad a slice of watermelon and an okra served with a bag of Vickie's kettle chips.

Went for lunch with friends today. We arrived at 11am when the doors opened. People were waiting…read moreoutside. Arrive early it does get busy. Nicely decorated with Lunchboxes all over the walls. Server was great. Very friendly and helpful. We ordered Fruity Chicken Salad Croissant , Pimento Sandwich and Chicken bacon Avocado on Ciabatta bread. Everything was fresh and delicious. You can get soup or Quiche too. We tried the Red Velvet cake for dessert. We would recommend this Sandwich Cafe.

Being from outside the USA, I've never been to the Waffle House before, but I hear about it often…read morein tv and movies. I wanted something easy and comforting so I gave it a try. I arrived around 7pm, and there were no cars in the parking lot. As I parked, I could see one of the employees sitting at the table with what I assume to be an off-duty employee. I assume it was quiet for a while so there was nothing to do. As I walked in the server kindly invited me to sit wherever I wanted. I decided to sit at the bar. I browsed the menu and know I was supposed to sample at least a waffle and the hashbrowns (smothered and covered), so I ended up getting the All-Star Breakfast. I watched the cook make my food, and it was delivered to me soon after. My thoughts: - Waffle: Terrible. It was soggy. I was expecting something a little crispy, but it wasn't. I've had better waffles from the freezer aisle. - Hashbrowns: Good. They were probably the highlight, as they were hot and had a crispy sear. I got them covered (with cheese) and smothered (with onions), which added to the flavour, but was surprisingly sparse. - Eggs, toast and sausage: OK. All average stuff. Server was nice enough. Attentive enough to refill my drink and make sure I enjoyed everything. Overall, it was fine. I came in for something easy and comforting that didn't cost a bundle, and it did just that. But I would only consider going when travelling, because otherwise, I could make the exact same thing at home.

Took a very long time to be acknowledged and asked for drink orders. Crew cooking/serving were…read morehaving a great time talking/laughing with each other. One server stepped on a creamer pkt and it exploded. She said something like oh shoot but never stopped to clean it up. Several others tracked through it but didn't clean it up either. At end of our meal our server swept into dust pan but others continued to walk through it. Between the loud conversations between employees and the music set at a too loud volume, it was hard to do anything but hurry up to eat. Finally, asked 3 times for grape jelly and got apple butter two times out of 3. Had to request coffee refills. When server scraped the bottom of the batter container and then overcooked our waffle, she asked if we liked it dark brown. We did not. Atmosphere here was not as pleasant as other WH we've visited. Won't be back.