Restaurants in Simpsonville, SC

Mekong on Wade Hampton has some of the best Vietnamese I've had the pleasure to eat. Staff is friendly, food is cheap for the quantity you get, and they have a garden right out back so everything is super fresh.

It's just bagel sandwiches, but Sully Steamers makes some really good ones. It's my favorite lunch spot.

Thanks everyone for the suggestions. I've actually never been to any of the places suggested by you guys so I can't wait to try them.

Sacha's Cafe on Pleasantburg is a Colombian restaurant which is probably our favorite place in all of Greenville. We go there at least once a week

Palmetto Fine foods best Meat + 3 in Greenville. Greenfields Deli for a NY style Jewish deli - excellent bagels

Stella’s in simpsonville is good also larkins on the river in downtown Greenville is amazing

Mostly Greenville Lunch - ricks deli: downtown - Willy taco: downtown - white duck taco: next to birds fly south brewery Dinner - Bacon Brothers: Pelham - pomegranate on main: downtown - Willy taco: downtown - the Cazbah: downtown - Barleys taproom: downtown - monkey wrench smokehouse: TR - farmhouse tacos: TR - Sidewall pizza (check out their Instagram for different daily ice cream flavors before you go!): TR, downtown, Pelham road Brunch/breakfast - GB&D: downtown - biscuit head: downtown - caviar and bananas: downtown

Husk. Sean Brock is a legend.

If you want a quick tasty lunch check out Tropical Grille. They have I think 6 locations spread out around the area. Their new Mauldin location is extremely nice.

Tandem in TR.

I finally ate Pita House for the first time. It's legit. Bring cash or check. Edit: While I'm at the top, I'll let you guys know my wife's favorite place. http://www.thethairestaurant.net/ Surprised I don't see it mentioned more. Try the b-4 Tom Kha Gai. Decent lunch prices too.

My three favorites in the area right now: **Stellas Southern Brasserie** - Southern food with a French flair, with a tidy Parisian cafe feel. Excellent brunch and dinner. **The Anchorage** - Eclectic farm to table menu with a focus on sharing plates. The tasting table offers a bit of everything on the menu for $50/pp **Golden Brown and Delicious** - Only had their brunch so far. Casual, but very detail oriented, food. Fantastic chicken & waffles.

Trappe door downtown is my favorite restaurant in Greenville. Belgian style.

The Golden Llama in Five Forks is amazing. Get any entree, not sandwich, and I promise you will be happy. Also, I'm not a fan of Tandem crepes, it's like an omelette, Exchange Co seems to have the best in town.

If you are into Mexican or seafood (or both!) I have to recommend Mazatlan Mariscos on White Horse. We drive from Spartanburg at least once every couple of months for it. Really yummy!

Scourtinos pizza on Pelham road, next to the chick-fil-a

Tatos if you want something legit, instead of marked up downtown garbage. Weekends he cooks the good stuff

La Reata in Taylors is my top pick. The service is top notch. The food is fresh and if you want something special not on the menu they will go out of their way to make it. If you like a salsa bar this is the best.

"The Black Rose", near Faneuil Hall. http://www.blackroseboston.com/

I did the freedom trail walk and stumbled on some cool places. There is an old cemetery in the area as well, where Samuel Adams is buried. It gives you a great sense of the history of our country. Wish I could remember the name of the pub i went to. It was close to the commons. But i am sure there are a bunch.

Shawn Higgins lives there. You should look him up.

Ned Devine's at Quincy Market on weekend nights, get there after 10 for live music but before 1130 it fills up quick. Fenway bars are the best sports spots. If you want to see Red Sox Nation in playoff mode, Yawkey Way shuts down before the home games.

https://www.facebook.com/195707473834592 Shortfields in TR or Simpsonville

Gina you can call my dad Steve if you haven't already gotten someone. 444-1331

Believe it or not, haywood road a place called Harbor Inn.

The Green Room

Thank you all so much. I have guests here from Colorado. I think we are off to Stax. We had lunch at Bacon Brothers today, and Smoke on the Water was lunch yesterday. Who knows where we will end up tomorrow. I obviously don't cook!

Didn't know there was ever a bad dessert. Just go to your fav restaurant and go for it. Atlanta Bread has great cinnamon rolls if you don't get lucky at a great restaurant.

Brick Street Cafe on Augusta Rd near Greenville high school

Harbor Inn have awesome cakes

Charcoal Steakhouse is the correct name that it used to be. We went there very often and it was a very nice place when it was Charcoal.

In the early 80 s it was briefly a new wave/alternative club called The Ups Club. R.E.M. played a show there in 1983. Would that have been before or after Big Daddy's?

My summer job after high school was that a Dental Lab on Howard. I was the gofor that picked up and delivered. One of my pick-ups was Café Con Leche for the boss!

Getting hot fresh bread from la Segunda Central and spread butter in the still hot bread.

No you don't . You are welcome, Dr. Rochelle Davis Delain

Right, Le Chateau