This was such a cute little place! It was my first time going in. I was surprised at how many…read moredifferent seating areas they had, two of them was very comfortable couches. The staff was friendly and eager to help The Violet eyes coffee was delicious! It was the perfect temperature with just the right level of sweetness. The flavors of the ham and cheese croissant were great, but my biggest complaint was that it was extremely messy. Because of all of the mustard they put on it, the meat and cheese kept slipping out of the croissant. If they could figure out how to prevent that, out would have been perfect.

Coffee: iced latte (Head in the Clouds) and hot latte (honey lavender) were perfect! Smooth and…read moregreat balance of flavors!. Food: The Kevin bacon breakfast sandwich was 5 star crave- worthy perfection! Where do I find such melt-in-your-mouth bacon?!? Best I've ever experienc I have developed a type of addiction for Flying Fox and it will be my excuse for visiting Greer, SC in the future!

In four days, the United States of America will celebrate what is technically called its…read moreSemiquincentennial, which is the word for a 250th anniversary, and which I had to look up, and which I then tried to say out loud in my car on the way here, three times, and failed each one. This is the irony the Founding Fathers, who were unusually articulate men, could not have anticipated: that the country they built on clear plain speech would arrive at its 250th birthday with a name for itself that sounds like a medical procedure. The brewery has posted a banner on their website that says "Come celebrate the 250th birthday of AMERICA with us!" which is a more honest description of the situation, and which I appreciated. 13 Stripes is a Revolutionary War brewery at Taylors Mill, built by people who are genuinely, non-ironically in love with the period, and it shows completely and without apology. Every beer is named for something from the war. The lager is called Not My King, which started as a jab at Budweiser and turned out to be historically accurate. It is not, however, a protest against a certain self-appointed king who resides (and is in the process of dismantling) the White House. The Hazy Double IPA is called Freedom Juice, at 8%, which is also historically accurate, in that freedom, when it finally arrives, tends to hit harder than you expected. I ordered the William Penn, a Quaker Oatmeal Coffee Stout at 5.5%, on the principle that the only man who founded both a colony and a religious movement deserves to be a stout, and he did. I then ordered the Townsend, an English Style Pub Ale on nitro named after Robert Townsend, one of Washington's spies, who conducted his intelligence work in relative silence, which is appropriate for a 4.1% beer you drink quietly while everyone else is ordering Freedom Juice. The food is from Defiance BBQ, which is not a casual name for a friendly food truck. The brisket sandwich is available Tuesdays, Fridays, and Saturdays while supplies last, which is the kind of scarcity notice that makes people arrive earlier than they intended. The coleslaw comes with a note on the menu that reads "the slaw is the law," which I considered briefly as a reference to Judge Dredd and then accepted, because there are some sentences that resolve themselves. The fries are cooked in beef tallow, a detail the 18th century would have found unremarkable and the 21st century has turned into a whole conversation. They were very good, and I did not start the conversation. On July 4, 2026, the United States will be 250 years old, built in part right here, in South Carolina, where more Revolutionary War battles were fought than in any other state, which is a fact that most people driving past Taylors Mill do not know and would probably find surprising if someone told them in line at the bar. I finally partook in the Nathan Hale, an American Pale Ale at 5%. Nathan Hale, as you may recall, had only one regret. I had none.

Awesome brewery with a large variety of beers on tap! I stopped by this brewery on a Friday night…read moreand I enjoyed the experience. I was impressed with the large selection of lagers, dark/malt beers, and IPAs. I liked the option of getting 10oz or 20oz. The staff was knowledgeable about the menu and provided quick service. I did not try the food but everything coming out of the kitchen looked good. The to-go beer was reasonably priced and there was a large selection. I highly recommend stopping by this brewery if you're in the area.

Plenty of washers and dryers. It was very clean and everything seemed to be easy to get to. There…read moreis also a little coffee café attached to where you can grab a bite while you wait for your laundry to be done. Highly recommend!

This is like the 2nd or 3rd time i have come to do laundry and air conditioner is broken! It's…read moreabsolutely unacceptable for a laundromat to operate without air conditioning in this kind of heat. Fans are only circulating hot air, leaving employees and customers sweating in miserable conditions. No one should have to work or do laundry like this. What's even more disappointing is they are failing to provide a safe and comfortable environment for the café owner, her employees, and all of us customers. The café owner is amazing and deserves so much better. She serves some of the best coffee in town, delicious food, and even offers the convenience of a drive-thru. She has created a wonderful business despite the unbearable conditions. It's time for the property owner to hurry and Fix the air conditioning. The people who work there and the customers who support these businesses deserve far better.

Pretty good but go for a half portion as the full size is really large. Fillings are a little…read moreskimpy so I usually order double fruit.

Great friendly staff, super cozy inside, coffee is always made well, crepes are amazing (my go to…read moreis the gyro- it's super light, meat is flavorful) desserts are yummy.

I've been to this coffee shop twice now, and I can confidently say it is one of the cutest coffee…read moreshops I've ever been to! I'm honestly shocked I hadn't heard of it before my friend recommended it. We stopped in for coffee, and everything about the experience was wonderful. I got one of their specialty coffees, and my friend got a classic vanilla latte, and both were delicious. The coffee was so good, and you can tell they put care into what they're making. The atmosphere is what really makes this place special. It's such a cute antique, thrifted, eclectic space with so much personality. We even stopped to take photos because every corner feels thoughtfully designed. I absolutely love the vibes in here. The service was also amazing. The girls working were so kind and welcoming, and they had our drinks made quickly while still making the experience feel personal. One thing I really love about this place is the intention behind it. I love seeing more businesses create spaces that feel like a true "third place", somewhere people can go to slow down, connect, work, or just enjoy being there outside of home and work. That idea is so special, and I think they've done an incredible job creating that here. I love everything about this coffee shop and can't wait to come back again!

This used to be a farmhouse, then an art studio, now a coffee shop, which is either a very tidy…read moremetaphor for gentrification or just a building that can't hold down a career. I ordered an iced latte if only because the temperature was one degree below the temperature of the surface of the sun. It was fine, smooth with a little fruit on the finish, served in a room that still has the bones of somebody's living room underneath the espresso machine. The barista behind the counter had a warmth that felt genuine, not performed, and remembered my order before I finished saying it. The walls near the register are covered in antique plates, dozens of them, mismatched patterns climbing toward the ceiling, and it's the exact decorating instinct my grandmother had, minus the shag carpet and the smell of mothballs. I sat under a plate with a rooster on it and felt strangely at home.

Rich, delicious, and satisfying. These are the best donuts I have ever had! Beats krispie…read moreKreme/Dunkin big time. Love the family owned hospitality too!

For me, it was missing at this location anyways. I really wanted to try the one in Mauldin however…read morethey were closed so we went to this one instead. There was seating inside to eat. The service wasn't the best and neither were the donuts. The prices were a bit high and a little confusing when you got a dozen or half dozen. I also got a iced coffee however it was so sweet. I could barely drink it. I will not be returning to this one however I did see plenty of people coming in and ordering from there, but I will definitely try the other one in Mauldin .

A little pricey but let me just say it's definitely worth it to go!…read more Their food & drinks never disappoint and always look so aesthetic an delicious !! Customer service is always top notch .

I drove here to meet up with my sister for brunch. It wasn't terrible, but it wasn't the best…read moreeither. It ended up costing over $40 for two people + a tip, which may have been a sit down restaurant at that point. A little pricey for a coffee shop (at least the food portion). Service was quick though and the workers were friendly. There's also plenty of seating and an open atmosphere! Maybe it was just what I ordered (The Sequel), that left me unimpressed. It tasted alright, but I couldn't tell whether the top layer was the cheese, egg, or both, lol. It was very difficult to eat without making a mess. I don't know that it was worth $12. The coffee was decent too, but nothing extraordinary. Maybe next time I'll have to try a Crepe! I did think the interior was cool though, seeing that it used to be a bank.