The roasted asparagus was delicious. The hamburger was average. Service was awesome.read more

Food was awful, cold. My sister and I both got quiche and it was cold in the middle. Fries are…read morenot hand cut (as advertised) and the pimento cheese was very blah. My sisters soup was also cold and gritty. Service was surly at best. When we only took less than a bite each, the waitress was quick to clear our plates and didn't even bother asking if everything was ok. I cannot recommend nor will I visit again.

Hubby found this little restaurant on a map while I was driving and it sounded like a nice local…read moreplace to eat lunch rather than having fast food or going to a chain restaurant. The restaurant specializes in using local ingredients and the food was top notch. The Nutty Chicken Salad is a green salad WITH nuts, chicken, and fruit, rather than a southern chicken salad. The portion was generous and filling. Hubby's quesadilla was made with what looked to be a spinach wrap and he said it was tasty. The fry I "stole" from his plate was crispy and enjoyable. The iced tea was refreshing and our server got me a to-go cup for the road when we left. We also took a "Whoppers" cookie with us for a sweet treat. Stopping at Stone Soup was definitely an excellent choice in our travels!

What happened to our go-to restaurant in Landrum?!…read more We were big fans and frequent visitors to Stone Soup based on good food, service and atmosphere. That changed tonight. We were welcomed with a hand-written dry erase board outside of the entrance promoting "SPecails" and should have turned around then. We were seated at the bar and eventually greeted by a bartender, who was able to get me a drink, on my 3rd order (telling us that the manager had quit, the pear martini was no longer on the menu due to cost and that they didn't have the Edmunds Oast, Bound by Time beer that was on the menu (actually spelled on menu as "Bond")). My Wife ordered her usual, Cosmo, and said it was the worst she'd ever had. We ordered the Mediterranean plate and Brussels. They were both fine but we weren't checked on a single time after they were delivered. Our water glasses were empty well before we finished, and never refilled. When I asked for the check and gave the bartender a $100 bill, she gave me change from her pocket, which was to the restaurant's favor by a few cents! What in the world?!? Again, we have been fans of Stone Soup for years but we won't return given this disappointing (truly) experience.

Good food. Good prices. Convenient location. Staff was helpful. Nice selection on menu.read more

So here's the deal -- my wife and I had a random hot dog craving (which almost never happens), and…read morewe figured we'd go to the spot we knew in Spartanburg. But that drive? A bit much for a quick bite. But I told her what a coincidence I seen a Boots' when I went to the lawn mower shop! Bless that mower, because now we've got a new go-to spot. Let's talk food: My wife had the fish and shrimp -- fresh like it swam here. I got the Boots' Burger with onion rings that crunched louder than the fans in the dining room (which, by the way, were working overtime. Not sure if it was the AC or a tribute to NASCAR, but it was breezy in there). The vibe is pure old-school diner meets car guy dream garage. Clean, cool, and loaded with personality. We told the staff it was our first time and they couldn't have been nicer. Friendly, helpful, and you could tell they actually liked being there. Rare these days. We've been to the Spartanburg location -- and it's good -- but this one hit different. Could've been the food, the time of day, or maybe those crispy onion rings had me seeing stars. Either way, we're coming back.

The service is always excellent when the owner is at the restaurant. When he is gone the service…read moreis a 4 out of 5. Everyone is friendly and always smiling. The servers help any table. They are not assigned tables and they split their tips. Love the country atmosphere. The food is always top notch and reasonably priced. The catfish and the sole are the best in the county and nearby counties. AND drinks are free when paying cash. If paying by cc it is necessary to tell the cashier what you want to tip so it can be added to the total before running the cc.

Food is fried and greasy. salads wilted no cheese and small. The atmosphere is not very welcoming…read more Had 1 great waitress the rest were less than mediocre. When busy the place is so loud you can't hear the person sitting right across from you. Everything you order takes 30 minutes to come out. Not worth the money or the wait. I do not recommend.

Small towns are usually pretty limited on options when it comes to food. But this is one of those…read moreplaces that you can't even find in a big city. Huge variety from rabbit to alligator and everything in between.This restaurant can easily be a staple with awesome rotating menus and classic southern barbecue. Everything came out perfectly and everyone was impressed with the meal. The waitress was so nice, especially with a big group that was a little indecisive at the end of the night. It felt welcoming, and not just because the classic bbq shop decor, and tucked away feeling inside the building. I will absolutely be coming back when I'm in town again and look forward to trying it again.

Food Quality: 5/5 Service: 5/5…read moreCleanliness: 5/5 Value: 5/5 Don't skip on: The Alligator Bites and Sweet Potato soufflé This was my first trip to South Carolina and was very excited to find this restaurant with BBQ and Creole food! The menu has a lot of variety and I couldn't decide on what to eat for the longest time. I went with the red beans and rice with andouille sausage, and others in my table got the rabbit pasta, and ribs. Everything came out fast and very flavorful! Highly recommended for anyone looking for delicious food, drinks and a great atmosphere!

Nice homemade breakfast sandwiches Nothing fancy. Just good…read moreole southern vibes Glad we stopped. Server was nice too. Simple places like this that we love the South

It's kinda hard to find...next to the IGA but worth the hunt. If you like personal service, great…read morehome cookin' then you need to try Nana's.

My wife had the Sherice which is a Reuben with turkey instead of corned beef. She said it was good…read more I had the Philly cheesesteak. It was just ok. The meat with a bit fatty and chewy. I would not recommend it. I had ordered a side of the crabby fries which is just the normal fries with old bay seasoning. There is an up-charge for that. They forgot to put the old bay seasoning on. They did bring me a small dish with some seasoning on it when I brought it to their attention but it's just not the same without being tossed. The ambiance was good and they have both indoor and outdoor seating. Seats were not super comfortable. Nice small town.

Wow. Love the new menu. Always great food and service. The Cobb salad and deviled eggs are…read moreoutstanding.

First time trying Travinia here in Fountain Inn. Our server, Halie, was very sweet and attentive…read more Great service! I had the lasagna with house salad & balsamic dressing. Hubby had the spaghetti bolognese with 2 meatballs & house salad with ranch dressing. We shared the calamari appetizer. Food was delicious! I had a glass of Cab and hubby had iced tea. So good! Plenty of seating at 5:30 on a Saturday. I made a reservation through Resi, but there issues with it; no worries, we were seated right away. In the future, I will call in my reservation. My only critique would be the quality of the flatware. It was straight out of Dollar Tree quality; didn't match the ambiance of the place. I would love to see them upgrade the flatware in the future.

I visited Travinia's, which has several locations in Greenville and Columbia. The Fountain Inn…read morelocation is conveniently located downtown on Newton Street downtown. The restaurant features plenty of windows, a covered patio, and a spacious main dining and bar area. The vibe is very casual and chill. We had made reservations and were greeted and seated promptly by a very accommodating hostess. The menu offers a wide variety of options. We ordered Chicken Piccata and a shrimp pasta dish, both of which come with a salad. Bread with olive oil is also available upon request. While the salads were just meh, the Chicken Piccata was excellent. The shrimp dish, however, was a bit heavy on the sauce. It's a nice spot to unwind, though be prepared for longer wait times for your entrees. Our server was friendly and attentive. As we were leaving, we enjoyed the start of a two-man country band that sounded great!