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    Skins' Hotdogs

    3.9 (17 reviews)
    InexpensiveHot Dogs, Fast Food
    Open 11:00 am - 6:15 pm

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    2 months ago

    Friendly, Polite & Courteous Service and atmosphere....If Hot Dogs are on your list for lunch there is no better taste than Skins...

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    Super friendly service. Fair prices and a really solid hotdog. Go to place in the Greenville area for dogs. No frills atmosphere.

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    2 years ago

    The hotdogs are great. I can't say enough about them. I only wish they delivered to my house in Greer.

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    5 years ago

    Can't beat it. Sometimes you just want the taste of a hot dog. These are the best around.

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    Whataburger

    Whataburger

    2.5
    (55 reviews)
    3.0 mi

    Stopped into Whataburger for a quick bite and was not disappointed! The burger was fresh, made to…read moreorder, and stacked with crisp lettuce, juicy tomato slices, pickles, and a perfectly cooked beef patty. The bun was soft and warm, holding everything together nicely without getting soggy. One of the standouts was the Spicy Ketchup--a must-try! It has just the right amount of kick thanks to the jalapeño, and it took the flavor of the burger up a notch. Definitely a unique and welcome twist compared to standard fast food sauces. Service was fast and friendly, and the restaurant was clean with plenty of seating. Only reason for not giving a full five stars is that the presentation was a little basic and the burger could've used just a touch more seasoning on the patty itself. Overall, a solid experience and definitely worth a stop if you're craving a classic fast food burger done right

    I moved to Pensacola, Florida in 1985 and experienced my first Whataburger there on East Gregory…read moreStreet. Which was wonderful, because it was open 24 hours and was right near my favorite bar. Plus I was young. It was there that I experienced the Breakfast Taquito, which was introduced by the chain in 1983. Having moved to Dallas, TX in spring of 1986, I lived one exit up from a Whataburger, which also was convenient. So, the imprint in my head about the Whataburger flavors was pretty ingrained by the time I moved back to the east coast in 1988. Until Whataburger opened here. I have been for lunch a few times, but not for breakfast. And although this WB is very near to my favorite bar, I have given up howling at the moon and late, late night meals. Last week, I had lunch at a different Whataburger in Mauldin and was given a coupon for a free Taquito at any participating WB. But it expired within less than a week. Nevertheless, the seed was planted. I arrived at this WB and decided to order inside for carry out. At 7:56 AM on a Tuesday, I ordered 4 sausage Taquito's to go. There was not another customer in the restaurant nor in the drive through lane, so that was kind of interestingly dead. After placing my order, the two counter staff both disappeared into the kitchen and another customer did walk in, placing an order at the kiosk. What I found interesting was that she came in, was seen as the staff went to the back, but she went into the restroom. They departed the counter. She orders from the kiosk and goes to sit down. Zero interaction happened after that. I received my 4 Taquitos at 8:06 AM with this message: "Sorry for the wait, we like to make these fresh." I'm not sure when this other customer would be acknowledged because I left for work. I say this to point out how impersonable the experience was, especially in comparison to the Chick-Fil-A experience across the street. There, you are greeted multiple times and I believe the food is also made fresh, but it is lickety-split to get in and out of there, including the double drive through lanes. The food - so my benchmark was a fond memory of the sausage and cheese, tender goodness. The size of the Taquito is a bit larger than the McDonald's, but it is $3.69 per vs the McDonald's 2 for $3.00 "sausage burrito." The WB Taquito had a grilled flour tortilla that held a little bit of toasted texture and butter flavor. The filling was not quite as full as I expected, but the most noticeable difference to my memory and expectation was that the sausage was bland instead or savory and slightly hot as I remembered. Thinking that I might have distorted my memory, I looked it up on the internet to see had anyone else noticed a change in flavor over time. Recipes change. Ingredients change. In this case, many agree with me that the sausage has changed from a more round shape and savory to a more square shape and bland. Also, there was less cheese than memory served, where previously there was a savory, gooey umami combination of the former sausage and cheese but now the buttery tortilla was the dominant flavor instead of just being the carrier. I think of the Taquito as a portable breakfast. It is a convenient way to bring a sausage, cheese and scrambled egg breakfast into the car and especially easy to eat while driving. The key to a good breakfast taco is in the balance of the interior filling with the stability of the exterior tortilla. This was balanced toward the tortilla. Knowing WB, though, I bet you can get a double filled Taquito, which might be too much. Or get a plussed up version with a little extra for a charge. Maybe it is that Mandela Effect and my memory is faulty. Or maybe it is related to my hungry memory also mostly involved a good bit of beer drinking and that is behind me these days. Or, maybe they did mess with the sausage and the amount of filling to cut some costs over the years? It was just okay. I bought four, one for myself, three for my coworker children. Total wait time 10 minutes. Total tab $15.94. I'm probably not swinging out of my way to get here for a Taquito, but if convenient, may hit up WB breakfast another time.

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    Steak ’n Shake

    Steak ’n Shake

    2.1
    (161 reviews)
    0.3 mi
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    A four star with grace, rather than a three star. I was…read moresurprised to walk into this seemingly "fast food" restaurant to see a sign that said, "please wait to be seated." Wow! Not even ordering at the counter and getting a number, but a legit throwback to the old timey diner approach where the order is taken at the table. Which is great except it took five minutes from our entry in the restaurant to taking our order (or any attention). But there was the floor manager and one person waitstaff and in my opinion, the waitress was hustling and her "boss lady" was not, but the boss lady was delivering the food orders. We were concerned about the wait time since there were four or so tables that came in around the same time and the staff sort of acted surprised that lunch hour was upon them. At any rate, we did order 5 minutes post arrival and drinks came 6 minutes after ordering them and another 9 minutes the food arrived. For those of you keeping score at home, it was 20 minutes from arrival at the restaurant to arrival of the food, or 6 minutes from ordering until food was served. Which is pretty good. I noted all of this since it was a sit down and order process and I was curious how the timing would stack up on that. Under the short staffed circumstances, I was impressed. Which is why I went the extra star instead of dinging them on the initial time thing, but I will say that at first we considered bolting for another restaurant because we didn't know how much longer this was going to take. Good recovery, though! The restaurant was playing low volume country music and they have really good brewed iced tea. We were done all total and comfortably within 36 minutes and that is important for the lunch hour crowd. Even served a "to go" iced tea. "When in Rome....", so of course, my order was the signature "Steakburger, Original Double with Cheese." This features two thinly smashed steak patties, American cheese, pickle slices, onion, ketchup, and mustard on a toasted bun. Maybe they invented the smash burger, it certainly tastes like that, man is that a good burger! The meat is smashed on the grill to give a lacy, crunchy edge to the patty for what they call a "signature texture", and now I call it that too. It is made from freshly ground, higher end cuts of beef, hence the "steak" part of the "steakburger." The fries were as advertised, shoe-string, with slight crunch exterior, soft interior and cooked in 100% beef tallow. Very good, but they are all random sized, so eating them in bunches is more challenging. I was pleasantly surprised with the food and speed and can see this being a regular burger joint for us.

    This is an Old School Steal 'n Shake! Wait to be seated and full table service. I'm from Atlanta…read moreand they don't have them like that down there anymore. Food here is even better - Tommie, our server made the experienced ten times better. Great charm and if she was near Atlanta, I'd need her working in my hotels or restaurants.

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    Lefty's West End Tavern

    Lefty's West End Tavern

    4.7
    (24 reviews)
    4.8 mi

    Super friendly and fun service here. Classic American…read morecomfort food - and a nice happy hour. Lots of room inside - will definitely come back and try other things. Sara was our server and she is a sweetheart!

    Stopped into Lefty's West End Tavern for lunch before a concert and had a solid overall experience…read more The location and atmosphere are a big draw. Right by Fluor Field with a fun, lively vibe. We sat outside, which was clean, comfortable, and a great spot to hang out before an event. Service was fantastic. David, our server, was friendly, engaging, and knowledgeable, and really helped elevate the experience. For food, we started with the wings (dry rub and Jamaican jerk). The flavors were decent, but the wings themselves were rubbery and a bit underwhelming, especially considering the price point. One standout though... the ranch dressing. Easily some of the best I've had. The breakfast tacos were good overall, and the chimichurri was fresh and flavorful. I think adding a creamy component would have taken them up another level. The sweet potato fries were fantastic. The chicken and biscuit was decent. The Nashville-style chicken had good flavor, but the tenders were on the smaller side, making the portion feel a bit lacking. The biscuit itself was solid. The tallow fries were also well done, and the Lefty's sauce was a nice addition. One unique touch at the end. You're given the option to send a postcard, and they handle the postage and mailing for you. A really fun and memorable detail. Overall, a good spot with great service and atmosphere, though some of the food execution and portion sizes could be improved.

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