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.

They have delicious hand made bagels. They have several different kinds of bagels to choose from…read more They have plain, cheese and everything bagels to name a few. I love their egg cheese and ham sandwich bagel. You can choose from Taylor ham or deli ham. Their service is great. They are always willing to answer questions about menu items. This is a simple, not fancy little bagel shop. It has a few tables to sit and eat. I thank them for offering delicious Jersey style bagels in Upstate SC! I will be back for more.

Service with a smile! I love this place, when I go in there they make me feel like I'm back in my…read morecity neighborhood, something about the way they talk to you, like you just belong there. Delicious bagels, soft and chewy. I'm partial to the sesame ones, but they all look good. Cream cheese with lox spread is my go to, although the plain cream cheese is whipped and light. Plenty of parking in front, easy to find. One of kind place in Greenville, glad they're here.

This is an old school sandwich shop, the kind where you get a sliced loaf bread sandwich, that…read moreprobably in 1917, when Duke's opened, would've been wrapped in wax paper and now it's cellophane, but still comes back at you in a brown paper lunch sack. $3.50 per sandwich, choice of white or wheat. Portions of filling are generous, my favorites being the "ham, pepper, onion"and the egg salad sandwiches. They offer a daily soup option as well. Sometimes, you don't need a fancy sub sandwich or fancy brioche bun with all kinds of veggies and protein filling. Sometimes, you just want a sandwich like you would make at home for a brown bagged lunch, or like momma would've made for you, and this is the place. For that reason, this gets a four star rating. It is just a bit out of the way, 20 minutes each way to grab a work lunch, so you're eating in the car. But it is destination worthy. Toasted is an option. Dining in is an option. Sides are an option. No outdoor seating. Very quick service. Great value for the money. Three sandwiches for just under $11. We need more options like this simple, but delicious lunch.

This place has great sandwiches and I got the onion pepper and it was really good and it had a…read morereally good sauce and texture and the ambience was like a old fashioned home it made a great atmosphere and service is the reason that this is a 4 star the food came pretty slow and they shut the lights off when it was past one but there was like 5 families eating in there

I heard they had the best sausage, egg, and cheddar cheese biscuit in town. So I had to try it…read more I'd say best in a bigger area, one of the best in the state. I like sausage, egg, and cheese bisquits, so I try a lot of them.

On August 4, 2026, around 9:50-10:00 a.m., I attempted to place a phone order for a egg breakfast…read moreplate with a substitution of fries for the standard hash browns and a side of gravy(no drink). I tried ordering online, but the system would not accommodate my special request, so I called the restaurant. I had to dial three times before anyone answered. When a staff member finally picked up, I stated my order, but they did not acknowledge my order and last name was correct, and instead hung up in the middle of me speaking. when I arrived to pick up my order, I was quoted $21.22 for a single breakfast plate with no beverage. Upon receiving the food, I discovered they had prepared hash browns instead of the fries I had requested. After being awake for 36 hours for work and already frustrated by the earlier phone experience, I simply requested a refund. I have eaten at this restaurant many times and this was my first experience of this nature. unfortunately, customer service has shown a gradual decline in recent months. I hope management can address phone responsiveness, order accuracy, and overall consistency so visits can return to the standard previously enjoyed.

The bread was so hard I couldn't eat it. The girl at the the…read moreregister was rude!! I like the bread softer & like it used to be! I'd come to Schlotzsky's when they made their own bread. Maybe someone will read this sent it to the owners!! They should pop in and give a look at what's going on there! Don't want to hurt anyone feeling just give people time to figure out what we want to eat darling!

Love their sandwiches! They also have pizza and other food items. Great place to eat lunch in…read moreSeneca! Friendly service and great food.

Yummmmmmmmmmm Sitting here right now . The place is nice and…read morecool. Very cute decor. Nice vibe. Very friendly and knowledgeable about gluten allergies. Said they could cook my bacon on the griddle away from other things . Explained that everything on the jam bar was gluten free and even had a sign asking customers to not have their plates near the bar for fear of cross contamination. You go in, stand in a line and order. Plenty of seating , great music, and delicious gluten free biscuits!!! I am not celiac , very gluten intolerant.

Cuisine: 7 Service: 8…read moreDecor: 8 Value: 7 Overall: 8 Biscuits! Biscuits! And more biscuits! I wish we had a good southern biscuit shop in NYC. Rather it's savory or sweet, this place has your biscuit desires covered. I have been here four times and always left happy. Their biscuits are crunchy on the outside and fluffy on the inside. Only complaint is that they are slightly dry. Probably just need a bit more butter right? Lol. Though the biscuits are not the best I have had, the overall experience is very good. Though no longer on the menu, you can still order the Biscuit w/ Gravy Flight, which is one of my favorite things here. They're all pretty delicious, but that sausage gravy really enhances the biscuit since it takes away some of that dryness. Of the sandwiches, I love the Fried Bologna Benedict the most. My least favorite is the extra salty Country Ham Biscuit. The Mimosa Fried Chicken Sandwich is not bad either, but order it without that sweet sauce on top. And if you like simple, just get a biscuit with some sausage and eggs. Don't forget, they have a whole jams and spreads station. Make sure to take advantage of that for a sweet finish. I personally enjoy the Peach Rosemary, Strawberry, and Sweet Potato Chai. Btw, extremely sweet and kind service. I had a cappuccino that was a bit too light. I offered to pay for an extra espresso shot. Instead of charging me, the server sent me back with a brand new cup of cappuccino with the extra shot. Then she stopped by to ask if it was made properly three minutes later. Every time I have been to Greenville, I have made a pitstop here. This factory of biscuits may not be the best around, but I just appreciate the atmosphere and friendly service. By no means am I saying their biscuits are not good because I would be extremely ecstatic if we had something similar in NYC.

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.

My husband ordered from Hendough and here's how it rated:…read more Birthday cake doughnut- 3/5 Apple Bacon Bearclaw 5/5 Service was excellent

I really wanted to love Hendough after seeing photos on Yelp, but it ended up being one of the…read morebiggest disappointments of our trip. The first photo I saw made it look like they specialized in giant, creative donuts, so we walked all the way through downtown looking forward to a fun dessert stop after our meal. Unfortunately, that wasn't the experience we had. Hendough is located inside an outdoor food hall, which is actually a really fun social atmosphere. It's one of the first stalls on the right when you walk in, although it's a bit confusing because ordering and pickup are shared with the neighboring vendor. Once we got there, I realized it's primarily a chicken biscuit shop. That's perfectly fine I guess since I love a good chicken sandwich and biscuit. So since we were already there I decided to try the Nashville Hot Chicken Biscuit. Sadly, it missed the mark. The chicken was dry, overly greasy, and the breading was crumbly. There was a large grease stain soaking through the biscuit, and despite being labeled Nashville hot, it had almost no heat or flavor. Since we had originally come for the donuts, we tried those too. By the time we arrived, they weren't fresh and were being offered as a buy-one-get-one special after 6 p.m. Even at the discounted price, they tasted like an average grocery store donut; nothing memorable or worth making a special trip for. The only bright spots were the friendly service at the counter and the lively atmosphere of the food hall itself. Unfortunately, the food simply didn't live up to the hype, especially after going out of our way to visit. Based on my experience, I wouldn't recommend making a special trip for Hendough.