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The Farehouse

4.1 (246 reviews)
Closed • 11:30 am - 9:00 pm

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Outdoor seating

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Shannon V.

The service was good and so was the food! Definitely recommend the spaghetti and meatballs or the chicken Marsala!

Turkey BLT and Smokehouse pizza (?)
Melissa W.

Food and service was excellent served fast hot and very good. [[HIGHLIGHT]]We were after the lunch rush so it was nice relaxing and a very enjoyable meal[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]]

Brittany T.

We had a group of 25 with family in town and they were happy to accommodate. Food was delicious. I had the kale salad and it was one of the best kale salads I've had. Hit the spot. Servers were friendly.

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Mandy M.

Great staff. Helpful and informative. When been several times and are always treated well. The food is consistently good, regardless is when we go. There are some great dishes there. Always consider the special, of course, but if you go for brunch, highly recommend the breakfast pizza! So, so good! That cinnamon roll is as big as your head (seriously), so go hungry!

maybe it's called not your moms alfredo because no respectable child would let their mom eat it... pasta clump

Never order from this place. maybe it's called not your moms alfredo because no respectable child would let their mom eat it Apparently they hate anybody who gets takeout or delivery. I kinda liked the food when I went there in person. I lived here for three years and I've ordered delivery/takeout three times and it was absolutely terrible like I felt like I was being punked. Last night my mom ordered the "not your moms alfredo" Am I mom is currently going through cancer treatment and barely eats to begin with and she got nauseous and I'm actually thankful for that because she didn't even get to see what had been delivered which was atrocious like an absolute crime of pasta. And they charge you more for blackened everything yet the shrimp was not blackened at all unless they think that rubbery chewed up pieces =blackened shrimp. There was no sauce on the "Alfredo" like I don't know what kind of chef has not learned that especially with a cream sauce you put the pasta in the pan with the sauce and the pasta and you sauté it a little so it clings to the pasta, and by the cling, I don't mean so it all clings together in some giant mop form of a pasta ball what was giving to me of the little bit of sauce half of it was in the bag because who puts a pasta dish in a container with ridges at the bottom and holes at the top that container is not for pasta that container is for like a Panini or french fries or something that you want to keep crisp so you wanna let the steam out. This is the opposite of the type of container that you want to put an Alfredo sauce in. Do you want that Alfredo to stay moist and hot. Especially since it's one of the dishes that you can't really reheat well I could've because I know how to, but I couldn't because it was all stuck together in one giant brick missing its pearl onions missing the blackened shrimp. In a restaurant, you should have your best chefs on the weekends on a Friday and Saturday night. All they do I guess is focus on the drinks at the bar because they're not making food whatsoever like this is embarrassing if I ever order from this restaurant again somebody please commit me to a mental institution. Everything was horrible. This place is a joke and also I'm gonna make another comment because I don't feel bad for this restaurant whatsoever. The other orders that I found to be absolutely horrible in the last three years I ordered the turkey BLT terrible the meatball sub terrible the prosciutto melon and burrata .. lowest quality prosciutto you could probably ever eat. It was probably boars head which basically taste like old basement meat. They don't even make their own burrata. And they used to have that jerk chicken dish on the menu. I guess they stop making it because they messed it up so bad I mean literally the one time I ordered it. I asked for no mushrooms because I'm allergic and instead of chicken, they gave me mushrooms. I actually could've died from their food . Oh, and their expensive wedge salad literally got sent to me. It was all yellow and wilted ... like that's not a wedge salad first of all I should've known better because the wedge salad is supposed to have those crispy onion strings, but there was like no blue cheese and the wedge lettuce itself had gone bad. How can you sell that customers for that much money I don't understand like I wouldn't even give that to a rabbit. I don't understand Their pricing is so out of whack it's it's crazy. You should never charge $30 for a pasta dish if you're not making your own pasta and they clearly don't because they made their own pasta they would have more respect for the dish. And if you're gonna charge for blackened protein, you better blacken it. All in all the last thing I gotta say is. THE FAREHOUSE IS ANYTHING BUT FAIR. They should change their name to the fraud house or the fake house. I don't think anybody who cooks there knows anything about what they're doing whatsoever like literally give me 10 bucks and I can make a better dish than their $30 plates. And anyone who is riding that their pizza is delicious clearly is from SC. I'm from New York and I'll tell you right now. Their pizza is disgusting. I had better pizza from the lunch ladies in my middle school growing up. It's literally so much worse than just buying a Totino's pizza roll or Bagel bites or Digorno .. like I don't even taste that they're even using a pizza oven or anything. They're not even trying and the price that they charge considering that the slices are smaller than a pizza cutter is ridiculous. They trying like charge you more because they say everything is heirloom this and that it's not it's literally fraud. [[HIGHLIGHT]]there's nothing organic or original or rustic or charming about this place aside from the decor.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] There is nothing authentic whatsoever. And who put the aïoli on a chicken Parmesan come on. The chefs have no idea what they're doing and whoever packages food delivery knows even less. It's less than hospital food grade.

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Ray T.

On road trip through South Carolina. I checked Yelp and I decided on the Farehouse. It was formerly a large textile mill that has had some of the buildings converted into restaurants, breweries and retail. The Farehouse has a great industrial vibe to it and although there were only a few patrons when we were there I can imagine this place being loud and noisy during the rushes. We were seated immediately and our order was taken shortly thereafter. I ordered the meatball sandwich with house made chips and my wife had the turkey blt with a side salad. The meals were good. The meatballs were a tad salty the rolled it was served in was yummy. My wife enjoyed her sandwich and said that the jalapeño aoli was good. Price wise it was under $30 for both with soft drinks, minus the tip.

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great staff and food .. we go there just about every week excellent pizza and goo wine selection

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This place has the best pizza and salad. Also obsessed with the wine. Wednesdays we do half off pizza and bottles and love it!

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[[HIGHLIGHT]]Great food and convivial atmosphere![[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] A little bit of a wait on busy nights but totally worth it! Will be back!

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Unfortunately, they were out of everything we wanted. They didn't tell us until AFTER we ordered.

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Food was fantastic even ordered a pizza to take home while we sat at the bar. The bar tender Noah was awesome

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Always amazing! The food and staff are the absolute best and they always take care of me with my gluten allergy! Love this place!

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