This is a must have when I'm in Clemson. Friendly staff, quick service, generous portions. And…read moredelicious!

I was expecting something more tasty than that I got, pretty plain choice of food, looks like cheap…read morestudent's bistro...

Yelp actually helped us pick this place, what a score!! Very chill atmosphere and the staff was…read moresuper friendly. Thomas, who looked 16 1/2 worked like an industry legend behind the bar. Superb cocktails were his warm up. The food recs were the explosion, and man he was on point. Smoked wings, some of the best ever. Brisket tacos, fuhhgeddaboutit!!! Shaved steak panini put my wife and I over the top. We could barely speak as our mouths were perpetually full of our own and each other's meals. We communicated perfectly with pancake eyes, head nods, and eyebrow wiggles. Don't walk, run to Evolve. The only downer is that we don't have one closer, great job all!!!

My new favorite restaurant in the Clemson area! Stopped in on Saturday night for dinner and it was…read morea great experience! The restaurant was very busy and there was a little bit of a wait. The inside, outside, and bar are all seated on the waiting list. They sat the 2 of us at the bar and it was a fun experience. The bartender made great recommendations and was very knowledgeable about the menu. They have 8 draft beers on tap and a large cocktail menu. We started off with the crispy brussels and it was excellent. The balsamic honey reduction was a nice addition to the appetizer. We got two sandwiches (chimichurri steak press and brisket reuben) and both were very good and recommended by the bartender. I enjoyed the fries a little more than the chips for a side item. Definitely plan on coming back to this restaurant the next time I'm up in Clemson!

Service was friendly enough but not like some of the locally owned places around town. Our first…read moretime ever eating at a McAlister's Deli, basically bought a couple of $12 bread sandwiches. I guess Arby's really does have all the meat.

Being from the north east, its hard for me to find a really good, like back home, kind of deli…read more McAlisters did not disappoint. Beautiful marble rye bread, really fresh corned beef! Best sandwich so far, in SC that I've had.

Absolutely love this little Mexican spot. They've got a huge selection of tacos, enchiladas,…read morequesadillas, and pretty much everything I've tried has been amazing. I usually go for the steak tacos or the chicken quesadilla, and they're always bomb every single time. One of the best parts is the hot sauce bar -- we probably end up trying half the sauces every visit because they're all so good. The customer service is always friendly, and welcoming too. You can tell they really care about their customers and the food they put out. Definitely one of our favorite go-to Mexican restaurants!

Had dinner here tonight and was originally pretty disappointed that they were out of salad mix, but…read moreI was definitely not disappointed with the fajitas I ordered. The salsa bar was great- really enjoyed all the choices. Every employee we interacted with was great. It was super quiet but we were there at an odd time (late lunch/early dinner). Overall a really nice experience.

Lovely space, very pleasant service, food was awful. I accept that I ordered an odd dish, the…read morechicken curry, but I assumed it would be fine if it was on the menu at some a well-regarded place. I was wrong. It was served room temperature with undercooked rice and a chutney that tasted like bathroom cleaner plus a large glob of sour cream and unaccountably, some shredded lettuce and chopped tomatoes. It was inedible. My dining partner had an equally gross spicy tomato pasta. It tasted more like a tube of tomato paste and was thick and gloppy. I feel terrible writing such a report but man, the food was truly inedible. I suppose if you get a standard burger or something simple, they'd manage.

I eat often at Delish Sisters in downtown Clemson. I have never received a meal that was not…read moretasty, well presented and most importantly delish!. But the thing that draws me to this atmosphere are the young men and women with special needs that work as waiters and waitress. They are polite and always on task. It is about helping your neighbor and we are all neighbors. Lynn Dobson

We love Traditions as well as Lakeside Lodge! We visit the restaurant at least once a month and…read morehave never had a bad experience. Food is delicious and we love the staff. We enjoy sitting outside in the evenings, great views of the lake.

I have only gone alone. Single. White. Old. Every time, I…read morehave felt weird. Staff seemed to be on polite autopilot. Not very genuine. The view is nice. Atmosphere too. Food wasn't bad. It's probably just me.

Michael got the eye of the hurricane drink and I got praline expresso martini (not again) also…read moreordered jalepenos jack burger and buffalo chicken wrap I loved my wrap Michael liked his burger me not so much. Will be back again

Here's the divide: A) are you in college or B) are you visiting/passing through?…read more Option A: If I was back in college and could walk down the street with my friends to a solid eatery with drinks and sports--Walk-Ons would be my go to. Option B: In town for a game or visiting? I'd agree with Yelper Erika W. and Jeannie C., maybe drive a bit and visit another venue. All that being said, I was in town for work and appreciated the opportunity to walk from my downtown hotel for a meal. I love me some wings, although I cannot say these are the best in town. The rest of the meal was fried and fine for what I was open to eating.

Deli sandwiches were solid. Generous amount. Purchased THE ESSEX…read more Turkey, swiss, cucumbers, tomato, and 1,000 island on pumpernickel. Be sure to order online. Lines are long and they are so busy parking can be tricky.

First time-recommended by a friend as her go to place if you are hungry for a salad or a sandwich…read more I would recommend looking at the menu before you arrive because the board is a little overwhelming and a little hard to read. Thankfully my friend and I were here at 1 pm on a Wednesday afternoon and there wasn't a line. The place did fill up while we were there though. My friend ordered the Chef Salad and a sweet tea. I had the Philly Cheesesteak sandwich with onions and added peppers. They do have a daily breakfast and lunch special posted. Nothing fancy about the restaurant. Local memorabilia decorated the walls so that gave it a sense of "community." Our food was good. Parking was limited. The staff was friendly. I would definitely come again-although I would again choose an "off" time because I imagine this place is quite busy during peak meal times.

Quaint little sandwich shop off the main drag and it offers some comforts but no frills. Ordered…read morethe turkey with bacon and cheese - tasted good but the top split bun makes it difficult to eat, particularly at the end of the sandwich. The tea claims to be legendary but it's mid for Clemson claiming to be in The South. The service was a lone server and I'm guessing the same in the kitchen. She was extremely friendly and welcoming and did a good job managing the customers and register.

Two people in party. One of us ordered a club sandwich on white bread...not toasted. The other one…read moreof us ordered a corned beef sandwich on Jewish rye bread.....toasted. After ordering, the waitress approached us and said that they were out of corned beef.."would pastrami be okay". "Yes" we said. We'll, the club sandwich came out on "toasted" white bread. And the pastrami sandwich came out on toasted "white bread". And it wasn't even the likes of a corned beef sandwich with sauerkraut and thousand island dressing. It was toasted white bread, a little pastrami and a little Dijon mustard. Both sandwiches were dry and not flavorful. We were told the potato salad was homemade. That is definitely questionable. The waitress never checked on us. When we went to the cash register to pay (without a ticket-because she never brought it to us), we had to request a refill for our drinks. Will not be returning.

Hidden gem. Ample indoor and outdoor seating. Board games, AC and good brews. They also have a…read moresmall menu of sandwiches and snacks to order from. Great laid back spot to ride solo, get laptop work done, meet a friend, or bring the whole family.

Kite Hill is exactly what Clemson needed! The location in Patrick Square is perfect--great outdoor…read morespace and a really relaxing vibe whether you're there for a date night or hanging out with the family. The beer list is impressive with 16 taps; I love that they have a mix of everything from crisp lagers to really creative sours and IPAs. But honestly, do not sleep on the food. It's way better than standard brewery snacks. The Giant Soft Pretzel with pimento cheese is a must-order, and the sandwiches (especially the Pimento Club) are legit. We also love that it's family-friendly without feeling like a playground. Great staff, great brews, and great food. Highly recommend!