This is one of the few places to get gas between I-85/Hwy 14 and downtown Greer. Plus there's a…read moreMcDonald's on the side.

I love hotspot..especially the one in easley and Pickens bc they are open all night in case i might…read moreneed something last minute

Great little market at the end of Main Street. There's not a lot of grab and go places in downtown…read moreGreenville around the Falls Park so I'm glad this place was here. In town for the weekend needed to pick up some water and snacks. Great selection, friendly staff, and in an excellent location.

A good market on the south side of downtown. Or for my northerner's: Greenville's version of a…read morebodega. Anyone familiar with the accessibility of the market of the larger Sphinx gas stations should see a similarity at this market here. From a counter with a breakfast/lunch menu of comfort foods, snacks, beverages, and miscellaneous items. Prices for the items are similar to what you'd find at the upscale markets inside gas stations. However because of the location, this is one of the cheapest option for food/drink in downtown Greenville. This is a good option If anyone wants good service and a pitstop for anyone staying on South Main Street, grab something quick, or eat somewhere simple instead of the upscale restaurants downtown has to offer.

Fresh veggies and lots of variety. Amazing place to find tools and cooking supplies. Very helpful…read moreto help you find what's needed.

Surprisingly fully stocked Asian grocery store. Has pretty much anything you can think of or need…read morein your pantry and kitchen. Fair prices, considering everthing has to be transported from larger cities, i.e., Atlanta or Charlotte. Yummy and very affordable bahn mi! Get it if available. Sells out fairly regularly.

Make sure you download the app for digital coupons, fuel points etc! I always buy giftcards when it…read moreis 4x points to use for redeeming gas. 1,000 points gets you $1 off/gallon! Gas isn't cheap now and every little bit of reward helps! They have the best gas redemption rewards by far. Build a Harris Teeter in Spartanburg!!!

Love having a Harris Teeter on the Eastside. Such a nice store with great grocery layout and…read moreselection. Love the selection and love that they have a legitimate Starbucks store that you can even use your Starbucks app to order and pick up from. The hot bar is so awesome - the food is great quality, especially enjoy the Asian bar variety and also their made to order sandwich's (meatball sub is awesome!) and their pizza by the slice - especially the Greek. My daughter is crazy about the fresh cookies which stay under heat lamps by the pizzas so they're warm and gooey and super chocolatey. The daily food specials really do live up to the hype. The bar area is really nice with lots of tables and great variety of beer on tap and wines. They do great drink specials and even do weekly bar events like tastings and trivia. It's really nice that there's a gas station too!

This is the Asian market that I normally "shop" at due to convenience and location being on the…read moreeast side of Greenville and close enough to where I do other errands. It's up in a small strip mall further north on Haywood Road from Haywood Mall or across the strip from off Orchard Park Road from where Outback Restaurant is. It's not large but has all the dry staples, so many choices of rice (white, brown, sushi, sweet, etc), noodles, etc. It also has the frozen section that extends one entire wall and one of those freezer chest for the dumplings, pre-made food. The other side has the fresh vegetables and also packaged tofu, mushrooms, noodles, quail eggs, etc. I haven't gotten anything from their seafood area which one staff is there for the fish and stuff. I will go periodically to get rice noodles and glutinous rice flour. With Honey's food allergies (gluten and dairy) fortunately asian food have plenty of options but you still have to know which things do use wheat like most of the frozen dim sum yummies that I'll get for me and other family member still at home who clearly like those buns as much as me. So check the ingredients. Because it is Chinese/Lunar New Year, I will be making some CNY Sticky Rice Cake. Honey uses the same glutinous rice flour in a treat he makes for cycling fuel so figured I'd pick up a bunch. It makes me chuckle when I do, because at least movies I've seen, those packages looks like a drug issue . . But we do need to watch sugar consumption. Fun part is coming up with different dish for the Chinese New Year celebration which lasts for a couple weeks and eating . Photos showed two of our dinners and opting to reduce carbs. CNY Eve we had noodles (not pictured) that included veggies, chicken and long rice noodles representing longevity, NY night for rice cake noodles with beef, then fish ball and cake soup since was chilly. And pot stickers, baked beef bun (they sell lots of other choice), and will do the egg tart tomorrow. This isn't the nicest one I've been to, but maybe because I haven't been out as much during pandemic seems to be not as cluttered, more spacious. Masks are required and staff are wearing masks and gloves. There was hand sanitizer at the checkout line.

This is my go to Asian Supermarket since the Oriental Imports shut down. Here they do have a wide…read morevariety of frozen items from ingredients to entree's and I always try something new. My staples here are fresh baby bok choy, lemongrass, soy sauces (of which they have several dozen varieties), straw mushrooms, ramen (several varieties as well), various sauces, etc. There are also some items such as teapots and cooking utensils, etc. This trip we wanted to get some canned quail eggs to make pickled spicy quail eggs. They had run out of these, but wait!, they had fresh quail eggs and we used them! The only thing that they don't have here is any live or fresh fish. Another market in town has a fishmonger in the market with both fresh and live fish, but they also have a restaurant. This is conveniently located and I would not hesitate to recommend them for their variety and interesting ingredients.

Hidden fees. Extra charge for whipped cream on a milk shake? Service charge? Hospitality fee?…read more Processing fee? Two $7 (poorly mixed) milkshakes ended up costing almost $20. Had to wait for the surly server to finish whatever she was reading for her to slowly stroll over to tolerate us. The drug store is nostalgic, but the soda counter is a one-and-done for us.

Very friendly nice family friendly place. Nothing but good…read moreold fashioned soda shop feel.

Very clean high-end grocery store. Great customer service can find almost anything you need. they…read morehave great subs at a great price.

Ive used publix for my birthday cakes for the last few years and I was disappointed to pick up my…read morecake today. I didn't have the time to wait for a new one and what I picked up looked like a failure from nailed it.

Highly recommend the bakery. The chocolate fudge drip cake was absolutely marvelous and ranks among…read morethe best chocolate cake we've ever ever had..

Publix is a very good chain of grocery stores. I've been told that not all Publix allow buying 1…read moreat have price when a sale item is BOGO, but this one does. This is a very nice benefit for people who don't have room for extra products, shelf or fridge, as well as for people who are on a limited budget, which is most of us these days. Publix compares quite favorably to Wegman's in the Northeast, and to Anderson's if there are still any of those around. The store is always clean and staff seem always pleasant and helpful.