It was close there. We returned to The Flat in mid-July, not…read morehaving eaten here since March. March brought us the worst Reuben sandwich we have ever had. It was a special of the month, but it was fat laden and inedible. Our conclusion was that the regular kitchen crew might have been on spring break, but it took several months for me to convince my wife (and mother-in-law) to return on a recent, rainy Saturday at lunch. One bad apple don't spoil the whole bunch, so one bad meal after many great ones follows suit. I will say that sometimes there is inconsistency's in the dishes. I've had the pulled pork poutine when it was excellent with crisp fries and fluffy interior with that gravy and I've had it where it was a soupy and limp mess. But most times, the food is good. And that's the draw, it's a scratch kitchen. But it's also a bar. A sports bar. A great craft beer bar. But it comes with bar decor, and it sounds like a bar. It can be noisy. It can be empty or crowded. Depends. But the wait staff is usually hustling to cover the floor and in busy times the bartender or kitchen helps run food, so you just have to look at the whole thing and love it as a great neighborhood bar. We will come back, our burgers were excellent and the wings are consistently good. I think they might work on an in between buffalo sauce, the medium is not hot enough and the hot (or hottest) is so hot as to drown flavor. But that's just a nit to pick. I'm glad that we returned and had a good experience.

First time there today and it was excellent. They had a Garlic Steak Tips special with mashed…read morepotatoes and bacon-Parmesan green beans -- honestly, it should be on the regular menu. It was fantastic. Service was on point as well. We'll definitely be back.

First time at this spot. Located at Bridgeway Station, there were a few eateries but was in the…read moremood for sushi so this for the bill. Trendy decor inside and a nice vista outside. The weather was great and the out door seating has shade, so lunch with a view. It took a while for the rolls to come out, but they weee worth the wait. Tried two rolls. The Acevichado Roll - a unique roll that really worked. Has shrimp ceviche & is a creation of their chef. Our server told us the chef was from Miami and in the past worked for Bad Bunny. The Castle Roll. A boy heavy in the cream cheese but nice. Am a fan of salmon. Friendly server. The restaurant was not overly crowded but the food took a while to come out. If you are looking for tasty food and a nice "castle" vista check it out, but make sure you have plenty of time if you dine at this trendy spot.

Freshest sushi you'll find in Greenville! We love this place & are picky sushi eaters. Workers are…read morefriendly & quick. Drinks are also really good- We spend way too much money here lol. Only thing I want is more sushi options! Would so love a torched roll Favs: spicy tuna roll, boiled shrimp, tuna sashimi, shrimp roll, miso salmon dish, ahi tuna dish

Been here a fee times and it's fine. It's close to home and I wanted to watch the end of a 4pm…read moreSunday NFL game. I walked in at 6:20, confirming the 7pm closing time posted on the front door. I approached the bar and asked the bar tender if she could put the game on. She looked up from her laptop and said "I'm about to close". I double checked and saw it was 40 minutes before the posted closing time. I didn't argue. Just walked out, likely for the last time.

Had a day off and went Axe throwing at Social Latitude. They have 3 lanes, 2 were already occupied…read more The lane they put us in had not had the board changed out which it needed to be. Advised Chiara (manager) who apologized, and immediately corrected the situation. We will return again not only for the Axe Throwing but they have a host of other activities to do!

The name comes from Pinky, one of the four ghosts in Pac-Man, the only female one, who has been in…read morelove with Pac-Man since 1980 and has gotten nothing back for it in forty-five years. The owner named his arcade after this ghost, which is either the most romantic thing a business owner has ever done or the most honest, and I've been unable to decide which since I left. The 80s are here the way the 80s are always here once you're old enough: not as decoration but as a low-grade persistent condition, the kind that flares up without warning in a grocery store when a song comes on that you haven't thought about since 1987 and then can't stop thinking about. The arcade cabinets are lined up along the walls, the kind that hummed and ate your quarters with no apology in 1984. They still hum. The quarters part is covered in the flat admission fee of either $15 an hour or $20 for a whole day of genuine nirvana, which is a more generous arrangement than the original decade ever offered. There are also two chandeliers for an elegant touch, a full ornate candelabra situation hanging above the consoles, which is either a design decision made with great confidence or a mistake that became load-bearing. Either way I respected it. I played Frogger. The frog died repeatedly, in the specific way things die when they commit at the wrong moment. I stood there longer than I planned. Henry, who is almost eight, played pinball at what I can only describe as an alarming rate. Not alarming in the sense of worry, alarming in the sense of watching someone do something faster and more confidently than the years they've had on earth would suggest. He worked through three machines in sequence, nudging each one at the right moment with the flat of his palm, the way men who've been doing this since the Reagan administration do it. I stood behind him and said nothing, which is a thing I do more and more as he gets older, because there is increasingly less to add. Pinky's Revenge moved recently from Taylors Mill to downtown Greer, forced out by South Carolina's new liquor liability laws and the fact that Taylors Mill has the ambiance of a place where people likely get killed on a rerun of Law & Order. The drink menu is fully canned, which is the correct delivery mechanism for a room like this. A PBR for three fifty next to Donkey Kong feels exactly right, and I say that as someone who also paid seven dollars for a Sierra Nevada Pale Ale and did not regret it. The menu also carries Jolt Cola for five dollars, still advertising all the sugar and twice the caffeine, which was the entire value proposition of being seven in 1985. There is Capri Sun for two dollars and Yoo-hoo also for two dollars. I ordered both for the family without explanation because none was required. Clearly we had a thirst little could quench. The menu also lists THC seltzers, Rebel Rabbit, five or ten milligrams, eight dollars. The last time I was in a room like this it was 1988, a Putt-Putt Golf and Games off a highway in suburban south Anderson, and the most transgressive thing available was a second game token and a Mello Yello. A woman near the pinball machines was wearing jelly bracelets, the translucent kind, stacked to the elbow. She was in her forties. She beat the machine badly and walked away without looking back, which is the most 80s thing I have ever seen a person do in real life, and I was there for the original run.

Love it!! I…read moretook my kids here for some nostalgia and good times on vintage video games. They have moved to a new location in downtown Greer. The owner was there when we visited and was very warm and welcoming. We bought wristbands for unlimited arcade games for $15, which is a great deal considering how much you would spend at an arcade to play all day. We enjoyed classics like pac man, Mario, teken3, frogger, mortal combat, pinball, and many more. They also have ice cream and snacks for purchase, or you can walk to a variety restaurants nearby. This place will definitely be a repeat! Highly recommended!

Relaxing, friendly and there is a great humidor and bar selection. I never go to Greer without…read morestopping in for a smoke and a drink!

Came here with family and friends. Good selection of whiskeys and cigars. Give it a try!read more

Truly, a hidden gem in the area. My wife and I moved to five Forks just over two months ago. We…read moreprobably go to Bullwinkle's once a week as it's great exercise to walk over and even better to enjoy their craft beer, menu and wonderful food. Moving from Texas in Oklahoma we thought we knew what wings were. Bullwinkle's smoked wings are some of the best we've ever had. And the Buffalo chicken pizza rolls are a must order every time we go in. They have a really good trivia night. They do with a local company as well. Great staff great food cold beer. Awesome little place.

Awesome pizza and calzones! Beers good too!…read more (Why 85 characters? I thought I expressed my opinion of Bullwinkle's with 37 characters just fine. Ok, great atmosphere and they got dartboards.)

While visiting family in Greenville over the holidays, I found this place close to my hotel. Great…read moreservice, friendly clientele. This is the kind of place I love to visit when traveling! Happy holidays y'all!!

Horrible service! Tania is rude, will cuss you, appears to hate her job. Read other reviews on…read moreGoogle. Seems to pretty much be a pattern. Also note the nature of responses to the bad reviews.

First: the staff are so kind and attentive Second: the…read morecocktails are legit. Third: great wine list. Fair prices Lastly: excellent happy hour deals

The manager was nice and friendly. However, the flatbread tasted like a $2 frozen pizza that they…read moreput a basil leaf on. My friend asked for their house or cheaper Pinot, but when we got the bill his glass was $18 a glass. We were ready to leave and couldn't find anyone to check us out for at least 10 minutes. We were the only customers there for over 2 hours. Overall, extremely mediocre and very overpriced.