Thanks to our sizzling climate, the summer food trends that popped up in June will linger through September and beyond, so there’s plenty of time to sample each one at…
Restaurant Week is upon us Pull out the stretchy pants — it’s Restaurant Week, Aug. 9-19. And prepare yourselves for the possibility of 10 straight days of dining out —…
Pink on Pleasantburg serves up ice cream, Roost drops a new cocktail and dinner menu, and some highly anticipated restaurants are getting closer to opening.
The people have spoken The results are in from the unusually chilly Tacos n Tequila Fiesta with some new additions to the lineup and some familiar faces from last year’s…
Who knew a shy boy from the east side of Greenville with a history degree and a love of cooking would turn into one of the most loved and recognizable…
Greenville is a tourist destination for many reasons and the available brunch options more than make the cut. See our list for some of our favorite spots in town, whether you're a resident or "just visiting."
At many restaurants, finding a meatless entree that is flavorful, healthy, and filling can be a challenge. But as the culinary landscape in Greenville continues to evolve and incorporate a variety of cultural influences, meat-free diners can rest assured that there’s something out there for them, too.
BuzzFeed writes, "You may not have heard of Greenville, the small city in the Blue Ridge Mountains, but if you're a foodie, you should put it on your radar."
Spring has sprung, and restaurant menus all over town are reflecting the change in season with loads of fresh peas, asparagus, mushrooms, beets, ramps, mint, and basil.
For those who didn’t book a reservation last month and are now considering an array of options, the Greenville Journal has put together a comprehensive dining guide for Valentine’s Day.