Great place for breakfast Good and plenty Worth finding…read more with new way of getting to not as easy as old way before way changes

The food and service was terrific. The waitresses we had were both great. Highly recommend if in…read morethe area. Hoping to go back on our next visit.

Stopped in and ordered the open faced turkey sandwich with gravy. Turkey tasted like they opened up…read morea package of the cheapest packaged product you could buy and the gravy tasted like it came out of a generic can from dollar general. Will not be back!

Staff was very pleasant and the food was very good. Prompt service. Very attentive to refilling our…read moredrinks. Wonderful selection of homemade desserts.

Yes, Harold's was featured on Diners Dives and Drive-ins and I've had it bookmarked since then. I…read morerarely get this far off the interstate but today, we're passing through Gaffney downtown and it's dinnertime and I figured, let's do it! Surprisingly empty on a Thursday evening, I was welcomed by the two ladies working and I took a seat. My drink and food order was taken and my cup of sweet tea arrived a moment later. The chiliburger plate with fries was the special dinner of the day. Two burger buns loaded with their chili and a big pile of fries. The chiliburger is halfway between "Sloppy Joe" and "Meatball Sub" and it's delicious. This was a good portion, very inexpensive, very filling. I enjoyed it very much! [Review 192 of 2025 - 1249 in South Carolina - 23756 overall]

While on a road trip today, my daughter-in law and I stopped by Harold's Restaurant after spotting…read morea sign along the interstate. It advertised the location as one visited by celebrity foodie Guy Fieri, which piqued our interest enough to give it a try. When we arrived, we learned that Guy had actually stopped by years ago. Unfortunately, the waitress we spoke with wasn't familiar with his visit or what dish had earned his attention it was before her time. Stepping inside felt like walking straight into the 1960s: the décor, the atmosphere, even the energy gave off vintage diner vibes. The waitress greeted us with a smile, but seemed somewhat puzzled, especially when we asked about substituting fries on one of the menu items. She informed us plainly that no substitutions were allowed. My daughter-in-law and I both ordered the chili burger, which ended up tasting more like a sloppy Joe. The burger itself was thin, greasy, and reminiscent of something you'd find in a kids' meal. That said, the restaurant was clean, both the dining area and the restroom, and service was impressively fast. There's also a bar tucked away near the back by the restrooms. All in all, I was expecting something more memorable, especially given the celebrity endorsement. While the menu does offer many inexpensive options, the experience didn't live up to the hype for me. Harold's isn't a place I'll make a point to revisit.

Stopped in for lunch & got a smash burger w/ roasted potatoes and both were very good. Got a cold…read morebrew coffee as well..

Food is ample and tasty! Coffee is spot on and just how we like it! Service is quick and polite,…read morethe ladies were very helpful in suggesting options as it was our first time here. Coffee is local from a roaster in Spartanburg, SC. The vibe here is between a diner and a hipster coffee house. I'm digging it! They even have a side room with couches and board games. I wish they had a coffee place like this in our hometown just up the road in Grover! Oh well I guess we will make the drive down more often. Thanks Zakary!

The wife and I were headed up I85 reading the road signs and getting past hungry. I know I…read moreshouldn't have, but my wife looked over and said, "Come on, let's give them the benefit of the doubt." So I pulled into the Cracker Barrel in Gaffney, South Carolina, already halfway prepared to be disappointed and planning my "I told you so" speech for the ride home. We were met at the door by a smiling host who sat us quicker than you can say "y'all come back now." Ann, our waitress, was at the table before I even had the menu open. She grabbed our water and coffee order and took off like she had somewhere to be, which, as it turned out, was right back at our table. We both ordered breakfast, because there are some things in life you don't overthink. Now, I dearly love country fried steak. Somewhere in the Good Book there's probably a footnote that says it's acceptable for breakfast, lunch, and supper. I was already feeling pretty good about my decision when Ann reappeared, unannounced, with a plate of hot biscuits and apple butter. No upcharge, no "would you like to add that for $3.99," just biscuits like God and Dan Evans intended. I have not had that happen in years. One bite of that apple butter and I was suddenly 20 years younger, back when Cracker Barrel was new and my cholesterol was lower and the world seemed a little less complicated. It tasted just like I remembered, which almost never happens anymore unless you're misremembering. The breakfast showed up just as I was savoring the last bite of that biscuit, and it was flat-out good. Everything was hot, everything was right, and everything was on time. No mystery substitutions, no cold eggs, no "we're out of that today." Maybe--just maybe--Cracker Barrel has remembered what made them famous in the first place: hot coffee, good food, and the kind of small kindness, like surprise biscuits and apple butter, that makes a road-weary traveler feel human again. On that morning in Gaffney, it felt like Cracker Barrel on a great day as it should be.

A great breakfast dining experience. There was a small wait at the time we arrived. The hostess was…read morenice. The shop was full of items. I enjoy browsing through their store, especially around the holidays.  Our server was nice too. She was trying her best, and I appreciated that. The breakfast at Cracker Barrel is always good to me. My only complaint is that the infamous thick, crispy edges on the pancakes were lacking. There was still a very minor thin edge, but I wish I would've received those real Cracker Barrel crispy edges on the pancakes.  From the biscuits to the hash brown casserole, everything was quite delicious. I enjoyed the caramel latte.

This donut shop is surprisingly attached to a gas station. We received fast service, and there were…read moreplenty of donuts to choose from.

This was my first time visiting since they entered new ownership, and I was happy to find that not…read moremuch has changed! It is best to go early if you can for the best chance of getting everything you want. I purchased two apple fritters and a glazed donut for a little over $8. The speciality donuts seem bigger and perfect for sharing. I was able to enjoy mine for a few days and it remained soft and delicious! The apple fritter had a nice distribution of apples, not just a bit here and there. This is a no frills donut shop, but don't let the look from the outside deter you!

This is a popular restaurant and specializes in soul food. They've won several Peach Awards ( Peach…read moreAwards are voted on by local people) which in itself is amazing with the number of eating places around here. They have a special and expanded menu each Friday. Great breakfast, lunch, and dinners are offered. I recommend!

I had a very good meat and 3 today. Stew beef and veggies. Nice old school diner atmosphere.read more

I just wished they would stay open their salad is out out of this world they have wonderful…read morebreakfast and lunch plus their burgers and hotdogs