Groucho&#x27;s Deli

Deli sandwiches were solid. Generous amount. Purchased THE ESSEX…read more Turkey, swiss, cucumbers, tomato, and 1,000 island on pumpernickel. Be sure to order online. Lines are long and they are so busy parking can be tricky.

First time-recommended by a friend as her go to place if you are hungry for a salad or a sandwich…read more I would recommend looking at the menu before you arrive because the board is a little overwhelming and a little hard to read. Thankfully my friend and I were here at 1 pm on a Wednesday afternoon and there wasn't a line. The place did fill up while we were there though. My friend ordered the Chef Salad and a sweet tea. I had the Philly Cheesesteak sandwich with onions and added peppers. They do have a daily breakfast and lunch special posted. Nothing fancy about the restaurant. Local memorabilia decorated the walls so that gave it a sense of "community." Our food was good. Parking was limited. The staff was friendly. I would definitely come again-although I would again choose an "off" time because I imagine this place is quite busy during peak meal times.

THE ESSEX Turkey, swiss, cucumbers, tomato, and 1,000 island on pumpernickel

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Tables and booths available

McAlister's Deli

3.2(39 reviews)

1.0 mi

Service was friendly enough but not like some of the locally owned places around town. Our first…read moretime ever eating at a McAlister's Deli, basically bought a couple of $12 bread sandwiches. I guess Arby's really does have all the meat.

Being from the north east, its hard for me to find a really good, like back home, kind of deli…read more McAlisters did not disappoint. Beautiful marble rye bread, really fresh corned beef! Best sandwich so far, in SC that I've had.

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Taco salad and smokey pepperjack turkey

T.D.'s of Clemson

3.2(61 reviews)

0.1 mi

T.D.'s just screams college town when you enter--long bar, wing specials, well worn floors, and the…read moreoccasional whiff of stale beer. The menu offerings also reflect their typical patrons, focused on solid American fare. Some have a go to when they try a new restaurant; mine is a reuben. TD's reuben didn't disappoint and the fires + honey mustard sauce for dipping were just what I wanted. As a self proclaimed 'wing aficionado', I will absolutely stop by again to give these a try. Maybe on 'all you can eat wing' Monday ($18)? Once I do, will definitely update this review! NOTE: be prepared for beat-up furniture and slightly uncomfortable seating (stay away from the wood booths if you're south end hates bleachers).

TD's was fun. It wasn't exactly popping by the time I got there, but it was a fun place to stop and…read morewatch one of the later games nonetheless. There was a lot of space, a cool pool setup, and all the staff members were really nice and helpful. I'd love to go back one day when there's a little bit more going on!

Side salad

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Reuben with a side of honey mustard (to dip the fries)

Sully's Steamers

4.6(74 reviews)

0.1 mi

My daughter goes to college in Oxford Ohio and there's a place there called bagel and deli. Every…read moretime we move her in or out of school working out for a visit we always stop at bagel and deli for their steamed bagels. Now flash Forward to hunting for a grad school and we happened upon this lovely town called Clemson. In many ways it mirrors Oxford and size scope feel and bubble. On day two we decided to stop in Sully's steamers because of the away reminded me of bagel and deli. Turns out the owner went to Miami and one of his favorite places to eat with bagel and deli. The sandwiches are almost identical save for they came not only wrapped in oil but a to-go box as well. The entire place was steamy and humid that bagels were perfect and my breakfast sandwich with flawless. While they don't have a competition to eat everything in the menu board like bagel and deli I would probably make my own competition. I really hope my daughter chooses Clemson cuz I want to come to this place more often!

We love Sullys! The sandwiches are so good and affordable. And my wife loves that there is a gluten…read morefriendly bagel as well. We got some of these to go and ate in a shaded picnic bench around the corner.

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Jersey Mike's Subs

3.4(28 reviews)

0.5 mi

My experience was average to maybe a step below food quality with initially reluctant, delayed and…read morethen incomplete service though I don't think this applies fairly to all of the employees after watching two of five or six who had on the uniforms pulling most of the weight. I believe there are a few who love to continue gabbing at each other before allowing themselves to notice that the customers are there, which makes the others jobs much more difficult. I've stood there waiting for someone to help me and felt invisible more than once. I saw them stop and chit chat about random, non-work events while making another customers order and she did not seem welcome or happy either. Mediocre service aside, I thought it would be better food, which is the main aim of this review. It may just be the limited options. Will not patronize this location again.

I had the sub in a tub and it was great. Easy and fast service. In and out within 3 minutes.read more

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Publix Super Market at Gateway Village

4.3(12 reviews)

1.0 mi

Seafood guy always has an attitude when you ask for one or two fillets. He acts like you are…read moreinconveniencing him by being there which really ruins the experience.

The Place Publix in Clemson, SC is located at 1390 Tiger…read moreBlvd right off Rt 123. The store is very clean and well organized. Publix's isn't the cheapest on produce or meat but you get what you pay for from a quality perspective. The staff is friendly and helpful. Publix stocks many items other grocery stores don't... for example chicken drummets. Try to find them somewhere else in Seneca or Clemson. Whether you are cooking dinner or planning a super bowl party give Publix's a try.

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Jimmy John's

2.4(17 reviews)

0.1 mi

We came into the Clemson location today, 5/25 at around 12:15pm and received the worst customer…read moreservice possible. My daughter, who is typically timid to order for herself, actually ordered. The older heavyset, unkempt woman working the counter was so incredibly rude and seemed angry she had to deal with people. To begin with my daughter said she'd like a sub - the lady rolled her eyes and said 'that's about all we have here'. Then got aggravated when my daughter didn't order a sandwich from the menu. Her order was simple though - literally just bacon, mayo and cheese so not too complicated to comprehend. The whole time she was rolling her eyes and as she was making the sandwich was speaking under her breath about my daughter. I hope this isn't the usual customer experience for anyone here but treating a 14 year old like that was extremely uncalled for and unprofessional. If this woman treats all of her customers like this than she probably needs to find another profession that doesn't involve being forward facing to the public because her skills are below subpar. I'm just thankful the rest of my family spend our money at Sully's Steamers where the customer service was top notch!

I really enjoyed the sandwich I ordered from here. It was absolutely delicious and very fulfilling…read more It's a blessing that they are open until 12 since we were in the mood for a late night snack. The staff is very kind but also make a mean sandwich. I really recommend this place for a high quality sub.

7-Eleven

3.0(2 reviews)

2.4 mi

food was horrible, buns were stale and old + left out vegetables at above room temperature were…read moredigusting. Whole place smells horrid, bad experience and low energy staff.

Great station. Employees are very polite and quick! I wish the had marshmallows or whip cream set…read moreout everyday to put in my coffee. My only complaint is that.

7-Eleven

1.0(1 review)

2.6 mi

Terrible place. I have visited this place as my daughter lives nearby. This the store by Cambridge…read moreapartments. I try to be fair. But it is usually filthy both inside and out. I have been here when the coolers were not keeping drinks cold. Cashier was giving free ice to compensate. That's nice but what about the food in those coolers. Gas and drinks are about the only thing I still trusted at this located given prior visits. My latest visit (Sunday 10/22 morning 9:20 am for management ). I was buying juice and the cashier did not sale at the marked price - not a little different - 2x. I agreed to buy the price she stated but told her to check the price later and tell management. She became hostile, very hostile. I reminded her I was paying the price but just giving a suggestion. She then refused to sell me anything and offered me more life advice. 7 Eleven is this what you have become. This lady needs some training. Plus you need to send some corporate staff by this place one in while. One star is kind.

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Carly W.

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4

0

11 years ago

Take It from a slut like me, this place is the magical hangover cure! The food gets me off better than most of the loser frat boys and the subs pack more meat too ;) The staff is super friendly and when they recommend a sub I promise it's bomb. Only downside is it's packed out on game day but it's well worth the wait. read more

Elyse L.

91

1

0

7 years ago

I love Grouchos! The restaurant is kind of hidden, but has great parking, unlike a lot of places in Clemson. I always get the Apollo dipper and it is 10/10 each time. The staff is friendly and provides great customer service! Has the classic family feeling of Clemson and is a true gem! read more

Clemson T.

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32

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8 years ago

This place is worth the money to go, they have a delicious menu that can be quickly served, it's located at the top of a steep hill and surrounded by an apartment complex with a small parking lot. Once you get there, there's lots of open space to eat. read more

Steve R.

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2

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7 years ago

Always a great place to grab lunch. I normally grab an Apollo to go but today I sat down to eat and the service was great. She was very nice and attentive. Can't beat it. read more

Bruce H.

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7

2

10 years ago

Ate here once. It was great. Only reason it isn't 5 stars is because I would have to order 2 subs to actually be full. Great place for a light lunch though read more

Michael L.

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1

0

2 years ago

Servers were welcoming and quick to help. Food was beyond amazing. Apollo stp dipper will always be a favorite and the salads are always filling. read more

Kaney S.

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2

0

10 years ago

Went in for lunch today. Crazy busy but was greeted immediately and got our food fast. It was busy but definitely worth the wait and crowd.

T B.

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12

0

9 years ago

Very overpriced. Average sandwiches. Nothing you couldn't throw together in your own kitchen in about five minutes. Wouldn't go back.

Michael L.

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1

0

3 years ago

Easy to place order online. A lot of delicious options to choose from. Staff were friendly. Would recommend in a heartbeat.

John S.

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1

0

9 years ago

Grouchos was great! The service this is Great and overall had a great time and was satisfied with the food and service!

John H.

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1

0

13 years ago

Small portions overpriced. Food is OK buy not great. Probably won't eat here again.

James M.

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13

3

13 years ago

I love this place! Definitely the best place for a sandwich in Clemson!

RiptideRush708 H.

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1

0

8 years ago

Amazing service and sandwiches! Staff seemed very nice too!

Nathan P.

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1

0

8 years ago

Great food and service. Brownies are great as well

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