While visiting family in Greenville over the holidays, I found this place close to my hotel. Great…read moreservice, friendly clientele. This is the kind of place I love to visit when traveling! Happy holidays y'all!!

Horrible service! Tania is rude, will cuss you, appears to hate her job. Read other reviews on…read moreGoogle. Seems to pretty much be a pattern. Also note the nature of responses to the bad reviews.

Enjoyed a fantastic meal yesterday. The Soup, Salmon Grits Cakes, Pork Entree and Greek Salad with…read moreLemon Chicken were excellent. 10/10 for food, service, and ambiance. What a great place!

Passed this restaurant many times. When we went into town a few other places were closed that day…read moreso we decided to finally try. We sat out in the area they allow dogs. Glad to see they were dog friendly. One girl came over and gave our dog some water. The prices are a bit higher than some of the other locations near by. The special this day was the flat bread. It was the last one they had for the day. The server we had was pre occupied getting the empty tables prepped I think they were closing shortly after because they were not very attentive to us. We had to keep asking if someone could get our waiter for refills on drinks. We had a piece of tiramisu at the end to share. We went by the showcase when we came in to sit down .it was ok looked better than it was. A bit dry. Over all a bit pricey, more touristy than for the everyday lunch crowd. Food ok but service wrecked our lunch experience. Would not go out of our way to eat here.

What a beautiful place for outdoor concerts. Tonight was an incredible performance sponsored by a…read morelocal church with their Worship leaders performing, and a clean comedian, and Love & the Outcome, a husband/wife duo Christian musicians that are now living in Nashville TN. Skies perfect, water flowing from fountains and backdrop of Reedy River. Public bathroom available, Chick-fil-A was selling food but could go get meals from local restaurants. Green space, great sound system.

TD Stage at the Peace Center on Main Street in Greenville is a great event venue that is scenic and…read morespacious. I have enjoyed all of the events that I have attended here as the space is just the right size and located nicely on the river. This space is well managed and enjoyable for events.

Our experience of 5 stars was due to: 1) incredible band…read more2) dobbelbock on draft We headed here after dinner on a Saturday night. Affordable cover charge and good drink prices. Arrived at set break for the band. Terrific beer selections. Very cute music space. We had a wonderful time seeing live music and enjoying a very pleasant time.

I am in Brevard from Greenville SC. I frequent the trails around here but never really dinner,…read moresadly. I was drawn in by their trivia and loved it. The food was great bar food. Quick and real food, somebody made my burger patty in this restaurant. 100% recommend for food and fun. Wednesday's have trivia and karaoke. Their patio outback or out front are quiet even with this going on. 10/10

Stopped by The Spinning Jenny on whim while camping in the area over the weekend with some friends…read more The facility was dog friendly, allowing pets to sit on the patio, which is always a plus for me! The studio has a great variety of wine to choose from and wine tasting are reasonably priced. We all sampled a variety of wines and all agreed the Viognier was are all around favorite of the day! We ended up buying 2 bottles to bring back to camp with us! The owners were also very friendly and elevated the experience even higher! Definitely recommend a stop by for anyone in the area.

The good...it was a cool night and the inside was moderately cool, but not cold and not overheated…read more We were there for a concert and the seats on the side were a mix of old chairs and couches, mostly comfy except for the one couch no one sat in because it sinks down to the floor. That was a waste of space and seating. Bar had a good selection of wine and beer, and the server was attentive. The bad...this was a show with 3 acts, the best and most popular for last. We sat through the first two and were excited for the third and that's when the disappointment hit. Seems that the third act and sound man were disagreeing over the set sound. As some one who has worked in the field and worked a sound board, I'm really putting the blame on the sound guy that couldn't handle it. I understand musicians are cocky and want things a certain way, but don't work with creatives if you can't handle it. The sound guy pissed the singer off, turned all the lights on bright, and essentially caused it all to end early. Sorry, we pay money for the act, not an event employee to have a fit. The audience was confused and after speaking to several other attendees after, they too were confused and disappointed. Some had driven from Charlotte and Asheville for this concert. As others have mentioned people will stand right in front of you even if your sitting. Make a standing area in the back. Being handicapped, I'm also surprised that they let a food truck use the handicapped designated spaces near the entrance. Seriously considering not going back and skipping any more shows here. I love supporting local, but don't appreciate how their artist conflict was handled.

We saw Every Christmas Story Ever Told (and then some) at Centre Stage today. Audience…read moreparticipation was encouraged! An intimate theater with about 100 seats. No bad views. Concession stand has beer, wine, soda, water and snacks at reasonable prices. Concession stand takes cash card and tap payment. You can do both paper and digital tickets. Walkers are stored in a secure area during the show, but are accessible if needed.

Breaking Up is Hard to Do was my first play at Centre Stage. We had great seats although the small…read morepersonal theatre has no bad seats. The actors were so talented and the music was fun and took me back to the good old days where you sing along (Neil Sedaka). The bar has a good variety of drinks and cocktails that you can take inside the theatre. Take cash. There was a sign on the bar where we came in saying the first 10 people to post a selfie on Facebook with their logo in background would receive a free drink. We posted and got free drinks. Centre Stage is a great community theatre with a wonderful line up of shows coming up this season. I will definitely go back. Such an enjoyable evening.

We hosted a Welcome Dinner at Swanson's Warehouse the night before our wedding. We wanted this type…read moreof event in place of a more formal rehearsal dinner, because we wanted the all of our wedding invitees to get two nights together to eat, drink, and celebrate--Swanson's was a perfect spot! The contact at Swanson's was easy to work with. The event was affordable and casual yet intimate. We picked the caterer. We hosted this event on December 30th so the colorful string lights felt perfectly festive! And the signs of Greenville's past covering the walls were fun for the Greenville natives--it took them back! (Photographer: Julia Madden Sears)

Hipster much? It's pretty cool in here, though. They have a good sound, since it's basically one…read moreroom. There is canned beer of varying prices (starting with some $1 beer, including the classic PBR) up to fancier craft beer ($3, $5, or $7) and you can pay with a card. They don't have food but their very salty popcorn is free. Inside, walls are covered in "vintage" local signs, making for some good conversation pieces. There are a couple booths on the wall, but it's mostly standing room unless you borrow a camping chair. Outside it looks liike to you're walking into a garage, but it does look like they have parking (wish I saw it before paying at the lot around the corner. It's a cute, simple little venue, and the band we saw was fantastic! I'd come back dependIng on the band.

I have been here several times. It started out 5 stars and now it is even better than 5 stars…read more Great atmosphere, kinda like a Smalls or Mezzrow in New Your City. Very clean, really cool.

best service i have ever had a slow night and only my family in there they let us sing karaoke all…read morenight and the bartenders were amazing

Had a great time at this church doubling as a music venue. No alcohol but free coffee and cake. The…read morelive music is the main attraction and you can't beat the atmosphere for local color.

This place is amazing! If I could give it more stars, I would. My wife and I stopped in on a…read moreSaturday night during a trip to Hendersonville and thoroughly enjoyed every minute of it. I would drive 5.5 hours just to come to this place. The atmosphere is friendly and warm, just like good ole bluegrass and Gospel should be. This is good, wholesome family entertainment that really gives you a taste of good bluegrass in its natural environment. I love that they have good Gospel music mixed in as well. The locals clogging/two-stepping is fun to watch as well and really adds to the atmosphere.

Everything was wonderful! The wines, the food, and especially the views!! The folks that worked…read morethere were very knowledgeable about the wines, as well as being very friendly. Would definitely recommend Point Lookout Vineyards.

You will be wowed just driving up, through the vineyards. As you pull up to the top you see just…read morehow gorgeous the views are. We technically arrived 10 minutes before they opened and just soaked up the views. Finally we meandered inside. Point Lookout Vineyards is the winery, but Top of the World is the meadery. John selected 5 wines & 1 mead for a flight & i went 5 meads with one wine as my flight. We grabbed a glass of water & picked out our seat. We also spring for a 10 inch pepperoni pizza since it was lunch time. 1st- skip the pizza. IMO it didn't match the caliber of the experience in its entirety. Too much like a tostinos frozen pizza. The wine and meads were stellar. I started with Sweet Carolina Girl, a mid- sweet blended red that was bold in flavor, with that rich fruit. Very luscious. Next up, the Orange Blossom Mead, exactly as expected. Velvety mouth feel, bright flavor. The Beguile was next, a raspberry mead- at first sip, I was hesitant to like it. I went around the tasting and came back and liked it much more after the second sip. The Masala surprised me, a Chai tea mead, I'm not usually a fan of Chai tea but I was intrigued by the description. The clove and ginger with the cardamom was delightful. Mimi's Apple Pie was also very yummy, I honestly stay away from most "apple pie" flavors, because it usually never does it justice. This was an exception. Finishing this mead in bourbon barrels sealed the deal. Last & not at all the least was Sting, the classic orange blossom mead fermented with juniper berries, finished in a gin barrel. Startling on the palette. A very unique flavor profile for mead & I loved it! Overall, I absolutely loved my experience! We bought 3 bottles! Sting Mead, the Masala Chai Tea Mead & the Sweet Carolina Girl wine.