Just out doing my early morning shopping, and wanted some fresh fruit and veggies Winslett's is…read moremy go to.

I went to specifically purchase local honey. It was my time in the store and they were extremely…read morehelpful and kind.

Thanks Justin for the very kind hospitality. The Italian was amazing will have to come back for…read morecheesesteaks.

The service is amazing. So friendly. The grinders are…read morereally legit! Fresh meats sliced to order. Philly cheese steaks are the best in SC!!!

The food was phenomenal! I got a Pimetta and my mom got the Hot Rachel. They were both extremely…read moredelicious and reasonably priced for how big portion.

Great place and really good sandwiches! I ordered a pastrami on rye with plain chips and pickle. My…read moresandwich was really good and bigger than I thought. It's your standard deli with great service! Can't wait to come back.

I miss Swamp Rabbit every time I leave Greenville. The organic, local, amazing clean food they sell…read moreis next to none. They make restaurant food look like a joke to those who eat clean and healthy. They sell local, organic produce and their pre-made ready to bake meals are next to none regarding quality and clean ingredients. Their garlic bread is also amazing and doesn't have any nasty seed oils in it. If you eat clean and are sick of all the poison in most grocery chains, you will LOVE this place! Pricing is fairly reasonable too.

Casual ambiance, very busy, very happening place with young families and shoppers. Service quick…read moreand efficient with most of things self-serve (order at the counter, pick it up at the window, get your napkins, get your water... you get the drift. Met up with an old student to do a check in and ordered a vegan tempeh sandwich. Bread really wholesome but inside the sandwich everything was an accessory to salt. Salt was the main player in that sandwich..Soooooo much salt, I needed three cups of water in the next 15 minutes. I mean, really?! Not impressed!

Love this place. The M.O.A.B. And the Briskey Business ground beef grinds are very very good. Glad…read morewe have a store like this in Greenville!

Outside cover and lighted seating area. Bar area has variety of wine and beer, no hard liquor…read more The butcher and the kitchen area are combined and open, which is cool. I order a burger with jalapeño chips, the chip brand is call "Uglies" the story is they are the ophran potatoes that no one wants and are turn into chips. The have a variety of favors, I also tried the buffalo ranch ; both were good. Overall I give the "New York Butcher Shoppe" 8.5 out of 10.

Variety of sandwiches options. Potatoes salad, fries, and…read morechips for sides. I had the Turkey Bacon and Pestro Paninul with chips. Excellent Great service... the owner (Erika M) works with workers. Indoor area was clean and neat. Outside area looks inviting. Overall rating 4.5 out of 5.

As much as I love this place and tell everybody about it... I do wish that they had more of a…read moresocial media and local presence. This would really help get the word out about them and their change hours. I thought they would be closed, but I gave it a chance and I saw that they were open and they changed her hours once again. I completely get it and understand, but my advice to them is to have more of an online presence to help people to help themselves. When I come in, I wanna feel good and be welcomed with a friendly face instead of feeling at times like I'm a bother for even coming in... Maybe it's close to their closing time however they continuously change your hours so it's really hard not to do that sometimes. Most recent time I went in I forgot I had a punchcard I wanted to use, however unfortunately, it was in my other purse and unfortunately, the person who took care of me didn't offer to give me a new one or when I come in next time I can get two or anything. this definitely was a missed opportunity and left me feeling like I wasn't appreciated as a customer. For a business that is not getting a lot of business I would think they would go above and beyond anytime and chance that they get whenever faced with a customer or potential customers! There's a lot of opportunities here that I have seen. I just hope that they can do more and get more business , because I really do love this place!

My wife and I recently tried Augusta Street Market twice, sampling three different offerings from…read moretheir "New York Deli with Southern Style" menu. First off, if you know the Augusta Road area (as it's known locally) you know it's a narrow, heavily congested retail corridor dividing expensive neighborhoods from very expensive neighborhoods. This market sits far enough south of the usual cluster of restaurants and shops that you'll think you missed it -- twice. If you know where the Spinx near Blythe Academy is, Augusta Street Market is across the street and one block south. The store itself is bright, white, and very open. It was clearly something else years ago before being remodeled into this interesting venue. There's seating out front, on a side patio, and along the front windows. Parking in front is limited to maybe three spots, but there's additional parking behind the building. Just take Club Drive along the side and park in back. In the center of the store is a large X-shaped shelving system loaded with curated goodies: crackers, pretzels, spices, honey, olives, teas, chips, dried pasta, sauces, Greenville's own Poppington's popcorn flavors, and more. A cooler along the far wall holds drinks and desserts. The deli area and serving counter are completely open to the kitchen. We haven't visited during a rush, but it feels like the place could quickly turn into a fast-moving NYC-style sandwich machine when busy. The staff has been patient with first-time customers, taking time to walk people through the menu and options. On my second visit, the gentleman behind the counter was literally packed and ready to leave for the day when I walked in. He saw me and immediately acted as though he still had several hours left in his shift -- which, so far, feels far more "Southern Style" than "New York Deli." But the real reason to come here is the sandwiches. The lunch and early dinner menu is split into HOT and COLD categories. The hot sandwiches include eleven options featuring chicken, beef, turkey, tuna salad, shrimp, pastrami, a black bean burger, and a three-cheese grilled sandwich. The cold sandwiches feature eleven more combinations of cold cuts, turkey, chicken breast, chicken salad, and specialty cheeses. On our first visit, we split the Waverly: roasted turkey with melted sharp cheddar, cherry jam, and black pepper Dijon on grilled milk bread. It was piled high and easily large enough for two people to share. The sandwich was flavorful and generous, with bread that felt like part of the experience rather than simply a vehicle for the fillings. It immediately made us want to come back. The Waverly was $16, with most sandwiches ranging from $13 to $18. The deli salads include chicken salad, tuna salad, sweet berry salad, cucumber salad, potato salad, caprese salad, coleslaw, grape crunch salad, and macaroni salad. Pimento cheese and egg salad are also available, though I didn't spot them in the case. Chip options include several Carolina Kettle flavors along with Zapp's and Deep River chips. Drinks include canned sodas, teas, lemonade, and the expected coffeehouse coffee selections. On our second visit, I grabbed sandwiches to meet my wife for a picnic. This time we ordered the Canal ($14) and the Bleeker ($17). The Canal is a tuna salad sandwich with dill pickles, melted Gruyère, fresh dill, and grilled wheat bread. It was good, though I think I might actually prefer it served cold. Like the Waverly, it was generously portioned, so the $14 price carried no regrets. The Bleeker was a stacked Italian sandwich with assorted cold cuts, provolone, shredded iceberg lettuce, shaved onion, cherry pepper relish, oregano, oil, and vinegar on a hero roll. Again, piled high and beautifully assembled, it never felt overpriced. The bun wasn't merely sprinkled with sesame seeds -- it was completely coated in them. Once again, the bread was a co-star, not a background extra. The plan was for each of us to eat half of each sandwich. My wife could barely finish her half of the Bleeker. I powered through the Canal and most of the Bleeker, saving the final half of the Italian sandwich for breakfast the next morning. (What? Never had an Italian deli sammich for breakfast? Expand your palates!) Augusta Street Market also offers entrée salads along with tomato bisque and chicken noodle soup. There's a kids menu featuring PB&J, ham and cheese, turkey and cheese, and grilled cheese sandwiches. The breakfast menu looks worth exploring as well, with fried egg sandwiches featuring bacon, cheeses, pastrami, ham, sausage, and avocado. There's also whipped ricotta on a bagel. Breakfast sandwiches range from $8 to $13. Definitely give this place a try. Check out their website for all the extra options, or just ask at the counter. These artisans are proud of their work. I've also heard a second location may soon be opening in Clemson.

Very cute cafe. Service was good and food was good, not sure if it's worth the wait. I'd order it…read morefor pickup next time. The sandwiches are large. I think this place is a little overhyped but still very solid. The bread here is delicious!

Sully's Steamers was such an unexpected find for my family and is now one of our all time favorites…read morewhen we go to Greenville SC! The first time we visited, we were back again in less than 12 hours! Their sandwich creations are deliciously inventive and the environment is always fun and inviting! A great place for a quick bite!

Delicious bagel sandwiches!!!! Fresh ingredients and tasty…read moreoptions! Highly recommend visiting if in the area

Stopped in for a quick bite. I got the grilled tuna…read moresandwich, hubby got the Reuben. Both were really good! Friendly staff. Great music selection! Win-win We will definitely be back!

This is the best deli in the Upstate by far. The sandwiches are artisan quality and so are the…read morecharcuterie boards. We've ordered several boards for parties and get togethers, and they are better than any I've had anywhere else, including at nice restaurants. If you want an excellent sandwich or are throwing a party, this is the place you want. Just be aware that it's a small place, so there may not be seating available, but it's still great for takeout!

What a delightful rainy day discovery! A long morning-into-afternoon shopping event brought about…read more"hangry" (hungry-almost angry) time and we determined we needed to find a spot to grab a bite. Through the fog and rain, we saw "Classic's Deli" and decided to whip in and see if we could get a late lunch. I was the "reconnaissance " person and as soon as I saw what was there, I motioned my driver to GET. IN. HERE! First, lots of vintage "stuff"--soft drink bottles, vinyl records, old hand crank washing machines, metal coolers, old cameras and various ephemera line the walls and windows. But then there's the food. Soups, salads, sandwiches--plates, entrees, desserts, and more. My shopping buddy asked if the Reuben was good and the adorable counter person shared with us that her Granny LOVED it. I asked about the Chicken Salad and was offered a sample taste! That cinched the deal for me! The sandwiches come with a kosher dill pickle spear and ripple chips. We found a table and shortly after sitting the meals were delivered. With water, my plenteous meal was less than $6. We learned that the deli had once been closer into Greenville When we tried to check in, Classic's Deli did NOT show up, but the location showed as Grove Road Deli. When you go, and you SHOULD go, be aware of the two possible names!

This used to be a really great place for lunch. I have been eating here since they opened. Haven't…read morebeen in a couple of months and decided to stop in today. The prices keep climbing and the portions are getting smaller. I paid $1.49 for a very small container of potato salad. The cup was the size that most places use for a dipping sauce. Tasted like someone boiled a potato and dumped some mayo on it and called it good. A bacon, ham and turkey on a wheat sub roll. The buns are now the size of a hot dog roll. The cheese???? What is this bitter chunk of white stuff they tore in half and threw in my sandwich? The deli is so cluttered with junk now, there is hardly anywhere to sit. I will miss going there, but I'm done! Sorry....