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THE ANCHORAGE This eclectic neighborhood restaurant located in the Village of West Greenville specializes in expertly crafted small plates, esoteric wines, and craft cocktails. •586 Perry Ave.; 864.219.3082; EAT & DRINK theanchoragerestaurant.com; $$ D ARTISAN Pecan-crusted trout and shrimp and grits number among the tempting items on the menu of the dining room at the Greenville Marriott. • One Parkway East; 864.297.0300; artisangreenville.com; $$

AUGUSTA GRILL The menu changes daily at this neighborhood eatery, a go-to on Augusta for more than 20 years. Locals in the know drop in on Wednesday nights for the crab cake special. •1818 Augusta St., Suite 116; 864.242.0316; augustagrill.com; $$$ D

BISTRO 45 CAROLINA FRESH Focusing on fresh regional products from SC growers and producers, the Hilton Green- ville’s restaurant menu highlights the likes of cedar-roasted salmon and a flame-roasted bone-in pork chop. • 45 W. Orchard Park Dr.; $$

Devils Fork State Park 864.232.4747; greenvillesc.hilton.com;

CALIFORNIA DREAMING RESTAURANT For generous portions, reasonable prices, and fresh American cuisine head to California Dreaming for a laid-back night out. Entrées range from baby back ribs to fresh seafood and pasta. • 40 Beacon Dr.; 864.234.9000; californiadreaming.rest/location/greenville-sc; $$

CAROLINA ALE HOUSE American favorites on the menu, 20 TV screens, and a rooftop bar make Carolina Ale House a family-friendly place to enjoy a burger while you root for your favorite team. • 113 S. Main St.; 864.351.0521; carolinaalehouse.com; $$ Order a guide at SouthCarolinaParks.com or pick one up at any state park, and collect a stamp at each park you visit to start your CRAFT 670 RESTAURANT & BAR journey toward becoming an Ultimate Outsider. Get a jump-start Set inside the airy atrium of the Embassy Suites Greenville Golf Resort & Conference on the adventure at one of the many parks located in the Greenville Center, the newly rebranded Craft 670 area, including: Restaurant serves up a contemporary take on Southern-inspired dishes. • 670 Verdae Blvd.; 864.676.9090; embassysuitesgreenville.com; $$ Caesars Head • Croft • Devils Fork • Jones Gap • Keowee- Toxaway • Kings Mountain • Lake Hartwell • Oconee • Oconee D Dinner Only Station • Paris Mountain • Sadlers Creek • Table Rock R Reservations Suggested $ $15 or less Trappe Door $$ $16 to $25 Burger of $$$ More than $25 the Day Prices are based on the average cost of a dinner entrée (or lunch entrée if dinner is not served) features everything from BAKERIES & CAFÉS 864.509.0093; famoustoastery. SULLY’S STEAMERS and sweet potato crunch come buttermilk-brined fried com/location/greenville-sc; $ Everything comes on a fresh- with each entrée plate. • 2131 chicken (served on a cornbread BISCUIT HEAD made bagel at this casual down- Woodruff Rd.; 864.627.4227; waffle) to catfish étoufée. town eatery. Once assembled, smokydreamsbbq.com; $ Scratch-made biscuits with a LE PETIT CROISSANT Enjoy live music Friday sandwiches are steamed in order THAT’S THE SPOT flight of three gravies is the way Since he opened his chocolate through Sunday. • 2537 N. to soften the bagel and fuse the to get your biscuit fix at this shop in downtown Greenville STICKY FINGERS RESOURCES Pleasantburg Dr.; 864.552.1998; flavors deliciously together. • popular breakfast place, run by last summer, French master 6 E. RIBHOUSE – MAIN STREET southernculturekitchenandbar. a husband-and-wife team from chocolatier and pastry chef Washington St.; 864.509.6061; Memphis-style hickory-smoked com; $$ D Vincent Caradonna has been sullyssteamers.com; $ Asheville, North Carolina. • 823 S. ribs, wings, and barbecue come GRILL MARKS satisfying sweet cravings Church St., #200; 864.248.0371; with a side of friendly customer Imaginative burgers and with French macarons, SPOONBREAD RESTAURANT biscuitheads.com; $ SWAMP RABBIT CAFE AND service at the downtown loca- milkshakes—including spiked Named for its erstwhile sig- croissants, pastries, and GROCERY tion of this barbecue favorite versions—take center stage at nature dish and set inside the hand-crafted choco- Drive, or better yet, ride your that is open for lunch and din- this Main Street eatery. The BUTTERCREAM BAKEHOUSE Westin Poinsett hotel, Spoon- lates. • 640 S. Main St.; bike to this bakery/café/gro- ner. • 1 S. Main St.; 864.331.7427; vibe is casual, and the prime Mac’s Lunch may understandably take bread’s high-ceilinged dining 864.520.1555; cery on mile 31.5 of the GHS stickyfingers.com; $$ people-watching from the patio Speed Shop a back seat to the mouth-wa- room makes an elegant spot lepetitcroissantgreenville. Swamp Rabbit Trail for sand- can’t be beat. • 209 S. Main St.; tering collection of classic for a leisurely lunch or Sunday com; $ wiches, pizza, and smoothies, STICKY FINGERS RIBHOUSE – 864.233.5825; grillmarks.com; $ MARY BETH’S AT MCBEE RESTAURANT 17 French macarons, cupcakes, brunch with the family. • 120 S. all made from ingredients WOODRUFF ROAD STATION Chef Nick Graves’s skillfully pastries, and cakes—including Main St.; 864.421.9700; RAINER’S CAFE + BAR grown on local farms. • 205 Like its downtown sister, Locally renowned for excellent prepared seasonal cuisine (think wedding cakes—that tempt INK N IVY westinpoinsettgreenville.com; $ A bevy of sandwiches Cedar Lane Rd. 864.255.3385; Sticky Fingers on the Eastside breakfasts (try the lemon ricot- charred miso short ribs with your taste buds at this artisanal Tattoo-inspired artwork deco- come with small-batch swamprabbitcafe.com; $ is famous for “fall-off-the-bone ta pancakes), Mary Beth’s also bamboo rice grits) and gorgeous bakery. • 801 Buncombe Rd.; rates the walls of this three-level STAX OMEGA DINER AND sides in an inspiring delicious” ribs, wings, pulled- serves innovative salads and mountain views at Hotel Domes- 864.313.1816; restaurant, which is crowned BAKERY space adorned with the UPCOUNTRY PROVISIONS pork barbecue, all cooked over sandwiches for lunch as well as tique, owned by cyclist George buttercreambakehouse.com; $ by a terrific rooftop deck. This family-owned diner has work of local artists. BAKERY & BISTRO hickory wood. Southern sides From chipotle lime chicken to steak, seafood, and pasta en- Hincapie. • 10 Road of Vines, been a Greenville favorite since From Thursday to Satur- Husband-and-wife-chefs round out the meal. • 3 Market maple-glazed salmon, delectable trées at dinner. • 500 E. McBee Travelers Rest; 864.516.1254; CAFE AT WILLIAMS 1988. No wonder, with comfort day nights, Rainer’s next- Steve and Cheryl Kraus run Point Dr.; 864.458.7427; sticky American food fills the menu. Ave., Suite 109; 864.242.2535; restaurant17.com; $$$ D R HARDWARE food like a roasted half chicken, door bar is a laid-back this bakery and sandwich fingers.com; $$ • marybethsatmcbee.com; $$ Open for lunch daily and break- 21 E. Coffee St.; 864.438.4698; hand-pressed burgers, and place to hang. • 610-A S. shop in Travelers Rest. It’s $$ fast on weekends, this down- greenville.inkanivy.com; ROOST RESTAURANT sweets from Stax Bakery next Main St.; 864.232.1753; worth the drive for fresh- MARY’S RESTAURANT AT home spot resides in a former COFFEEHOUSES, TEA The Hyatt Regency’s soil-to-city door. • 72 Orchard Park Dr.; rainerscafeandbar.com; $ baked breads and pastries, hardware store. Don’t miss the LARKIN’S ON THE RIVER FALLS COTTAGE restaurant shines a light on local 864.297.6639; staxs.net; $ terrific sandwiches, and the BARS & JUICERIES cool shop up front that stocks Next door to the Peace Center, Mary Jones serves comfort food ingredients. Snag a seat at the RUNWAY CAFE killer chocolate brownies. Larkin’s spotlights Prime steaks for lunch and weekend brunch Kitchen Counter to watch the South Carolina-made items. STELLA’S SOUTHERN BISTRO Watch the planes take • 6809 State Park Rd., Travel- COFFEE UNDERGROUND and fresh seafood to comple- in an 1893 cottage bordering chefs, or perch on the outdoor • 13 S. Main St., Travelers Rest; off and land at Green- Chef/owner Jason Scholz skill- ers Rest; 864.834.8433; Locals frequent this subterra- ment the Reedy River view. Falls Park on the Reedy. Regulars patio overlooking NOMA Square. 864.834.7888. ville Downtown Airport fully interprets Southern cuisine upcountryprovisions.com; $ nean coffeehouse for its break- Check out the new snack menu, favor the hot chicken salad, • 220 N. Main St.; 864.298.2424; cafeatwilliamshardware.com; $ while you savor burgers, using products from local farms. fast and lunch fare, homemade served from 2pm to 5pm. served with broccoli salad and roostrestaurant.com; $$ wraps, salads, and soups. Delicious results yield Carolina desserts, and coffee roasted on- • 318 S. Main St.; 864.467.9777; a biscuit. • 615 S. Main St.; THE CHOCOLATE MOOSE The kiddos will go for the BARBECUE coast fish specials and a site. In the evening, Coffee Un- larkinsontheriver.com; $$$ R 864.298.0005; fallscottage.com; $ BAKERY & CAFÉ fried Oreos for dessert. SOBY’S NEW grilled Heritage Farms derground stages improv com- Inside M. Judson Booksellers, LOCAL CUE LLC SOUTH pork chop with twice- • 21 Airport Rd. Ext.; edy, indie films, and a full bar. Chocolate Moose bakes dreamy Wings, ribs, and pulled pork LTO BURGER BAR NORTHAMPTON WINE + CUISINE baked cheddar grits. • 864.991.8488; runway • 1 E. Coffee St.; 864.298.0494; More than 25 beers on tap, desserts daily from scratch. cafegmu.com; $ come with a rainbow of DINE Fusing Southern recipes 684-C Fairview Rd., Simp- coffeeunderground.info; $ milkshakes, and one-of-a- Check their website for the barbecue sauces, from South Serving dinner Monday through with contemporary flair, sonville; 864.757.1212; kind burgers (think duck with menu of seasonal cupcake fla- Carolina gold to Alabama Saturday, and lunch on Saturday, Soby’s offers new twists stellasbistro.com; $$$ R STROSSNER’S BAKERY KUKA JUICE bacon-date jam and kohlrabi this downtown café’s featured vors, which changes with each white. Wash it down with on old favorites. Corn- & CAFÉ Named for Kukamama, the An- slaw) bring diners in for more. wines and refined menu items day of the week. • 130 S. Main a craft beer, then challenge meal-dusted frogs’ legs STEWART PENICK’S Long a sweet Greenville dean goddess of health and joy, Vegan and vegetarian burgers prove a perfect pairing. • 211 E. St.; 864.232.2121; tradition, Strossner’s your friends to a game of and seared mountain trout TERRACE Greenville’s first cold-pressed are also available. • 2541 N. Broad St.; 864.271.3919; thechocolatemoosesc.com; $ serves up hot breakfasts pool, foosball, or darts. with Carolina Gold rice “Southern cuisine with a juicery touts the benefits of Pleasantburg Dr.; 864.214.1483; northamptonwineanddine.com; $$$ and homespun lunch fare. • 30 Orchard Park Dr., Suite 7; will give you the idea. • 207 twist” amounts to made- fresh juices and nut milks. ltoburgerbargvl.com; $ FAMOUS TOASTERY Locals come here for the 864.288.6873; localcue.com; $ S. Main St.; 864.232.7007; from-scratch fare such as Raw vegan items provide the GREENVILLE bakery’s enticing array NOSE DIVE sobys.com; $$$ D R lemon poppy seed French food options. • 580 Perry Ave.; MAC’S SPEED SHOP Mornings in Greenville recently of European-style cakes, SMOKY DREAMS This upscale gastropub has been toast for breakfast and 864.905.1214; kukajuice.com; $ Known for its Carolina got brighter with the addition cookies, breads, and other BARBECUE AND CATERING reinvented with windows that SOUTHERN CULTURE Stone Cajun-spiced shrimp and barbecue, Mac’s diverse menu of this North Carolina breakfast desserts. • Located at the corner of Woodruff open onto Main Street, and Craft- KITCHEN AND BAR Cold Sally grits at dinner. • 21 Roper Mountain Rd.; O-CHA TEA BAR includes pork, chicken, and 654 S. chain. If you’re in a hurry, pick Road and Highway 14, this bar- ed bar upstairs. Dishes like crispy Priding itself on made- 864.233.3996; strossners.com; $ brisket paired with Southern Milkshake Main St.; 864.844.8024; up one of Famous Toastery’s hot becue spot smokes their pulled Name a color of tea leaves cured duck breast have kicked up from-scratch Southern $$ comfort sides such as mac from LTO terracerestaurants.com; or cold Grab-and-Go options. pork, chicken, and ribs daily. Sides (white, black, green) and you’ll the menu of urban comfort food. cuisine at down-home ‘n’ cheese, hush puppies, and Burger • 104 S. Main St., Suite 105; such as sweet vinegar coleslaw find it at this little tea bar at • 116 S. Main St.; 864.373.7300; prices, Southern Culture cheddar grits. • 930 S. Main St.; thenosedive.com; $$ 864.239.0286; macspeedshop. com/greenville-sc; $

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101 features everything from BAKERIES & CAFÉS 864.509.0093; famoustoastery. SULLY’S STEAMERS and sweet potato crunch come buttermilk-brined fried com/location/greenville-sc; $ Everything comes on a fresh- with each entrée plate. • 2131 chicken (served on a cornbread BISCUIT HEAD made bagel at this casual down- Woodruff Rd.; 864.627.4227; waffle) to catfish étoufée. town eatery. Once assembled, smokydreamsbbq.com; $ Scratch-made biscuits with a LE PETIT CROISSANT Enjoy live music Friday sandwiches are steamed in order THAT’S THE SPOT flight of three gravies is the way Since he opened his chocolate through Sunday. • 2537 N. to soften the bagel and fuse the to get your biscuit fix at this shop in downtown Greenville STICKY FINGERS RESOURCES Pleasantburg Dr.; 864.552.1998; flavors deliciously together. • popular breakfast place, run by last summer, French master 6 E. RIBHOUSE – MAIN STREET southernculturekitchenandbar. a husband-and-wife team from chocolatier and pastry chef Washington St.; 864.509.6061; Memphis-style hickory-smoked com; $$ D Vincent Caradonna has been sullyssteamers.com; $ Asheville, North Carolina. • 823 S. ribs, wings, and barbecue come GRILL MARKS satisfying sweet cravings Church St., #200; 864.248.0371; with a side of friendly customer Imaginative burgers and with French macarons, SPOONBREAD RESTAURANT biscuitheads.com; $ SWAMP RABBIT CAFE AND service at the downtown loca- milkshakes—including spiked Named for its erstwhile sig- croissants, pastries, and GROCERY tion of this barbecue favorite versions—take center stage at nature dish and set inside the hand-crafted choco- Drive, or better yet, ride your that is open for lunch and din- this Main Street eatery. The BUTTERCREAM BAKEHOUSE Westin Poinsett hotel, Spoon- lates. • 640 S. Main St.; bike to this bakery/café/gro- ner. • 1 S. Main St.; 864.331.7427; vibe is casual, and the prime Mac’s Lunch may understandably take bread’s high-ceilinged dining 864.520.1555; cery on mile 31.5 of the GHS stickyfingers.com; $$ people-watching from the patio Speed Shop a back seat to the mouth-wa- room makes an elegant spot lepetitcroissantgreenville. Swamp Rabbit Trail for sand- can’t be beat. • 209 S. Main St.; tering collection of classic for a leisurely lunch or Sunday com; $ wiches, pizza, and smoothies, STICKY FINGERS RIBHOUSE – 864.233.5825; grillmarks.com; $ MARY BETH’S AT MCBEE RESTAURANT 17 French macarons, cupcakes, brunch with the family. • 120 S. all made from ingredients WOODRUFF ROAD STATION Chef Nick Graves’s skillfully pastries, and cakes—including Main St.; 864.421.9700; RAINER’S CAFE + BAR grown on local farms. • 205 Like its downtown sister, Locally renowned for excellent prepared seasonal cuisine (think wedding cakes—that tempt INK N IVY westinpoinsettgreenville.com; $ A bevy of sandwiches Cedar Lane Rd. 864.255.3385; Sticky Fingers on the Eastside breakfasts (try the lemon ricot- charred miso short ribs with your taste buds at this artisanal Tattoo-inspired artwork deco- come with small-batch swamprabbitcafe.com; $ is famous for “fall-off-the-bone ta pancakes), Mary Beth’s also bamboo rice grits) and gorgeous bakery. • 801 Buncombe Rd.; rates the walls of this three-level STAX OMEGA DINER AND sides in an inspiring delicious” ribs, wings, pulled- serves innovative salads and mountain views at Hotel Domes- 864.313.1816; restaurant, which is crowned BAKERY space adorned with the UPCOUNTRY PROVISIONS pork barbecue, all cooked over sandwiches for lunch as well as tique, owned by cyclist George buttercreambakehouse.com; $ by a terrific rooftop deck. This family-owned diner has work of local artists. BAKERY & BISTRO hickory wood. Southern sides From chipotle lime chicken to steak, seafood, and pasta en- Hincapie. • 10 Road of Vines, been a Greenville favorite since From Thursday to Satur- Husband-and-wife-chefs round out the meal. • 3 Market maple-glazed salmon, delectable trées at dinner. • 500 E. McBee Travelers Rest; 864.516.1254; CAFE AT WILLIAMS 1988. No wonder, with comfort day nights, Rainer’s next- Steve and Cheryl Kraus run Point Dr.; 864.458.7427; sticky American food fills the menu. Ave., Suite 109; 864.242.2535; restaurant17.com; $$$ D R HARDWARE food like a roasted half chicken, door bar is a laid-back this bakery and sandwich fingers.com; $$ • marybethsatmcbee.com; $$ Open for lunch daily and break- 21 E. Coffee St.; 864.438.4698; hand-pressed burgers, and place to hang. • 610-A S. shop in Travelers Rest. It’s $$ fast on weekends, this down- greenville.inkanivy.com; ROOST RESTAURANT sweets from Stax Bakery next Main St.; 864.232.1753; worth the drive for fresh- MARY’S RESTAURANT AT home spot resides in a former COFFEEHOUSES, TEA The Hyatt Regency’s soil-to-city door. • 72 Orchard Park Dr.; rainerscafeandbar.com; $ baked breads and pastries, hardware store. Don’t miss the LARKIN’S ON THE RIVER FALLS COTTAGE restaurant shines a light on local 864.297.6639; staxs.net; $ terrific sandwiches, and the BARS & JUICERIES cool shop up front that stocks Next door to the Peace Center, Mary Jones serves comfort food ingredients. Snag a seat at the RUNWAY CAFE killer chocolate brownies. South Carolina-made items. Larkin’s spotlights Prime steaks for lunch and weekend brunch Kitchen Counter to watch the STELLA’S SOUTHERN BISTRO Watch the planes take • 6809 State Park Rd., Travel- COFFEE UNDERGROUND and fresh seafood to comple- in an 1893 cottage bordering chefs, or perch on the outdoor • 13 S. Main St., Travelers Rest; off and land at Green- Chef/owner Jason Scholz skill- ers Rest; 864.834.8433; Locals frequent this subterra- ment the Reedy River view. Falls Park on the Reedy. Regulars patio overlooking NOMA Square. 864.834.7888. ville Downtown Airport fully interprets Southern cuisine upcountryprovisions.com; $ nean coffeehouse for its break- Check out the new snack menu, favor the hot chicken salad, • 220 N. Main St.; 864.298.2424; cafeatwilliamshardware.com; $ while you savor burgers, using products from local farms. fast and lunch fare, homemade served from 2pm to 5pm. served with broccoli salad and roostrestaurant.com; $$ wraps, salads, and soups. Delicious results yield Carolina desserts, and coffee roasted on- • 318 S. Main St.; 864.467.9777; a biscuit. • 615 S. Main St.; THE CHOCOLATE MOOSE The kiddos will go for the BARBECUE coast fish specials and a site. In the evening, Coffee Un- larkinsontheriver.com; $$$ R 864.298.0005; fallscottage.com; $ BAKERY & CAFÉ fried Oreos for dessert. SOBY’S NEW grilled Heritage Farms derground stages improv com- Inside M. Judson Booksellers, LOCAL CUE LLC SOUTH pork chop with twice- • 21 Airport Rd. Ext.; edy, indie films, and a full bar. Chocolate Moose bakes dreamy Wings, ribs, and pulled pork LTO BURGER BAR NORTHAMPTON WINE + CUISINE baked cheddar grits. • 864.991.8488; runway • 1 E. Coffee St.; 864.298.0494; More than 25 beers on tap, desserts daily from scratch. cafegmu.com; $ come with a rainbow of DINE Fusing Southern recipes 684-C Fairview Rd., Simp- coffeeunderground.info; $ milkshakes, and one-of-a- Check their website for the barbecue sauces, from South Serving dinner Monday through with contemporary flair, sonville; 864.757.1212; kind burgers (think duck with Saturday, and lunch on Saturday, menu of seasonal cupcake fla- Carolina gold to Alabama Soby’s offers new twists stellasbistro.com; $$$ R STROSSNER’S BAKERY KUKA JUICE bacon-date jam and kohlrabi this downtown café’s featured vors, which changes with each white. Wash it down with on old favorites. Corn- & CAFÉ Named for Kukamama, the An- slaw) bring diners in for more. wines and refined menu items day of the week. • 130 S. Main a craft beer, then challenge meal-dusted frogs’ legs STEWART PENICK’S Long a sweet Greenville dean goddess of health and joy, Vegan and vegetarian burgers prove a perfect pairing. • 211 E. St.; 864.232.2121; your friends to a game of and seared mountain trout TERRACE tradition, Strossner’s Greenville’s first cold-pressed are also available. • 2541 N. Broad St.; 864.271.3919; thechocolatemoosesc.com; $ serves up hot breakfasts pool, foosball, or darts. with Carolina Gold rice “Southern cuisine with a juicery touts the benefits of Pleasantburg Dr.; 864.214.1483; northamptonwineanddine.com; $$$ and homespun lunch fare. • 30 Orchard Park Dr., Suite 7; will give you the idea. • 207 twist” amounts to made- fresh juices and nut milks. ltoburgerbargvl.com; $ FAMOUS TOASTERY Locals come here for the 864.288.6873; localcue.com; $ S. Main St.; 864.232.7007; from-scratch fare such as Raw vegan items provide the GREENVILLE bakery’s enticing array NOSE DIVE sobys.com; $$$ D R lemon poppy seed French food options. • 580 Perry Ave.; MAC’S SPEED SHOP Mornings in Greenville recently of European-style cakes, SMOKY DREAMS This upscale gastropub has been toast for breakfast and 864.905.1214; kukajuice.com; $ Known for its Carolina got brighter with the addition cookies, breads, and other BARBECUE AND CATERING reinvented with windows that SOUTHERN CULTURE Stone Cajun-spiced shrimp and barbecue, Mac’s diverse menu of this North Carolina breakfast desserts. • Located at the corner of Woodruff open onto Main Street, and Craft- KITCHEN AND BAR Cold Sally grits at dinner. • 21 Roper Mountain Rd.; O-CHA TEA BAR includes pork, chicken, and 654 S. chain. If you’re in a hurry, pick Road and Highway 14, this bar- ed bar upstairs. Dishes like crispy Priding itself on made- 864.233.3996; strossners.com; $ brisket paired with Southern Milkshake Main St.; 864.844.8024; up one of Famous Toastery’s hot becue spot smokes their pulled Name a color of tea leaves cured duck breast have kicked up from-scratch Southern $$ comfort sides such as mac from LTO terracerestaurants.com; or cold Grab-and-Go options. pork, chicken, and ribs daily. Sides (white, black, green) and you’ll the menu of urban comfort food. cuisine at down-home ‘n’ cheese, hush puppies, and Burger • 104 S. Main St., Suite 105; such as sweet vinegar coleslaw find it at this little tea bar at • 116 S. Main St.; 864.373.7300; prices, Southern Culture cheddar grits. • 930 S. Main St.; thenosedive.com; $$ 864.239.0286; macspeedshop. com/greenville-sc; $

100 bine with beer and wine at this HANS & FRANZ PASSERELLE Young revelers come here for CHOPHOUSE 47 comfortable downtown deli. The BIERGARTEN BISTRO hand-tossed pizza and some This Eastside steakhouse expanded dinner menu includes This red brick Set in Falls Park, 270 types of craft beer, housed specializes in top-quality cuts crab cakes, chicken piccata, and German eatery Passerelle makes the in a 19th-century hardware and fresh seafood, served in a herb-encrusted salmon. • store. Upstairs, six regulation THAT’S THE SPOT 101 resides in a former perfect perch for an al- clubby atmosphere. Shareable Falls Park Dr. 864.312.9060; mill building on fresco meal, while thyme and billiard tables are available by sides run from cheese-topped RESOURCES rickerwins.com/deli-and-market; $ the Eastside. Beer and lavender-scented lamb shank and the hour. • 25 W. Washington St.; mashed potatoes to sautéed brats and other traditional mussels with saffron, tomatoes, 864.232.3706; barleysgville.com; $ green beans. • 36 Beacon Dr.; RiverPlace. For something SOBY’S ON THE SIDE dishes may taste best and espelette pepper bring 864.286.8700; chophouse47. different, try a refreshing frozen This delicious deli and bakery when enjoyed outside the flavors of France to SEAFOOD com; $$$ D R fruit bubble tea. • 300 River around the corner from Soby’s in the palm-shad- the plate. • 601 S. Main St., Suite 122; 864.283.6702; New South Cuisine caters to ed biergarten. • St.; 864.509.0142; BLOCKHOUSE RESTAURANT CITYRANGE STEAKHOUSE $ breakfast and lunch. Save room ochateabaronline.com; 3124 S. Hwy. 14; passerelleinthepark.com; & OYSTER BAR Casual and locally owned, City for dessert, especially the signature 864.627.8263; $$ R This neighborhood oyster bar Range serves certified Angus beef white chocolate banana cream pie. PORT CITY JAVA hansandfranzbier Barley’s has catered to the Augusta Road in cuts of prime rib, filet mignon, • 22 E. Court St.; 864.271.8431; $ From fresh-roasted coffee and garten.net; POMEGRANATE Taproom set since 1981. Try the steamed New York strip and ribeye. sobysontheside.com; $ espresso to milkshakes and ON MAIN oysters Blockefeller (blanket- Seafood lovers go for the blue beyond, Port City Java offers IRASHIAI Mezzas like Mirza ed with creamed spinach and crab cakes. • 615 Haywood Rd.; a wide variety of hot and cold TWO CHEFS Tasty Japanese food Ghasemi (a smoky roasted TRAPPE DOOR E. North St.; 864.467.1055; hollandaise) and check out the 864.286.9018; cityrange.com; $$ beverages. Try the tasty wraps In their spacious new digs at the and friendly service mark eggplant dip) make a tasty pre- With its dark rathskeller vibe, tsunamigreenville.com; $$ back deck. • 1619 Augusta St.; for breakfast and lunch. • 11 S. corner of Main Street and Stone this Greenville stalwart. lude to Pomegranate’s Persian the cozy pub underneath Bar- 864.232.4280; blockhouse.net; $$ HALLS CHOPHOUSE Main St.; 864.250.9040; Avenue, Two Chefs features Try the mussels yaki, stews, kabobs, and salads. ley’s whips up satisfying Belgian Occupying the former High made-to-order sandwiches and New Zealand mus- PIZZA portcityjava.com; $ Grab a table on the tile- fare (think moules frites and RICK ERWIN’S NANTUCKET Cotton spot, this family- salads, plus soups, carry-out en- sels cooked under lined outdoor patio for carbonades Flamandes) along operated steakhouse boasts a ANTONINO BERTOLO’S PIZZA SEAFOOD SOUTHERN PRESSED trées, and an expanded market the broiler until terrific people-watch- with an encyclopedic list of sophisticated ambience, great Prized for its New York-style Elegant décor and warm earth section. • 644 N. Main St., Suite golden-brown ing. • hard-to-find Belgian brews. • service, and a Reedy River view. JUICERY 618 S. Main St.; 23 pies, Bertolo’s family-owned tones set the scene for a ro- 107; 864.370.9336; and napped with Pair aged Prime steaks with Fresh-pressed organic juices, 864.241.3012; W. Washington St.; 864.451.7490; pizzeria opened in Greenville in mantic meal across from The twochefscafeandmarket.com; $ the house cream $$ signature sides like lobster mac smoothies, and chef-prepared pomegranateonmain. trappedoor.com; 1977. The restaurant’s signa- Peace Center downtown. On the sauce. • 115 $$ ‘n’ cheese. • 550 S. Main St.; vegan snacks are de rigueur at com; ture marinara sauce recipe is menu, expect fresh seafood and Pelham Rd., #26; 864.335.4200; hallschophouse this juicery in the ONE com- INTERNATIONAL TSUNAMI SUSHI BAR & GRILL steeped in the family’s five gen- an award-winning wine list. 864.271.0900; $$$ D R plex downtown. Ask the staff RISTORANTE The menu at this chic down- erations of Sicilian heritage. • 40 W. Broad St.; 864.546.3535; greenville.com; to personalize a juice cleanse irashiai.com; $ ADDY’S DUTCH CAFE & BERGAMO town spot runs the gamut from • 200 N. Main St.; 864.467.9555; rickerwins.com/nantucket-seafood; for you. • 2 W. Washington St.; RESTAURANT A native of Bergamo, Italy, sushi and sashimi combinations antoninobertolospizza.com; $ $$$ D R THE PEDDLER STEAKHOUSE JIANNA 864.729.8626; Popular with the downtown af- chef/owner Nello Gioia inter- to noodle dishes, tempura, and When it opened in 1969, The Located on the second floor of southernpressedjuicery.com; $ ter-work crowd, this Greenville prets classic Northern Italian hibachi entrées that come with Peddler was one of the city’s Falls Park Place with its wrap- BARLEY’S TAPROOM & STEAKHOUSES mainstay dishes up an eclectic cuisine using regionally sourced steamed rice and veggies. • 106 few special-occasion options. around balcony, Chef Michael PIZZERIA SPILL THE BEANS menu of old-world Dutch/ grass-fed meats, sustainable Today, fans still go for the juicy Kramer’s new Italian restaurant Custom-blended ice Indonesian cuisine in a seafood, and homegrown or- stars pasta made in-house daily, a cream and frozen cozy pub atmosphere. ganic herbs to complement his selection of oysters, and Italian-in- yogurt (choose Addy’s homemade imported pantry staples. • 100 spired cocktails from the bar. chocolate or vanilla soups are always a N. Main St.; 864.271.8667; • 600 S. Main St.; 864.720.2200; plus your favor- hit. • 17 E. Coffee St.; ristorantebergamo.com; $$$ D R jiannagreenville.com; $$ ite mix-ins) join 864.232.2339; a smooth cup of addysdutchcafe.com; $$ D SUSHI GO java and morning JI-ROZ Max Godo, formerly of Sushi pastries bordering ARYANA A taste of Greece comes to Koji, now has his own restau- Falls Park on the Reedy. • Chef Nelofar Mayar shows off downtown Greenville at this rant, where he creates rolls such 531 S. Main St.; 864.242.6355; her mastery of traditional Af- handsome new restaurant in as Godzilla (lobster tempura, stbdowntown.com; $ ghani spices and flavors on Ary- the form of Mediterranean cream cheese and avocado) and ana’s daily changing set menu. mezé, Greek cheeses, tradi- Green Emerald (bbq eel, tama- TANDEM CRÊPERIE AND Her healthy, home-cooked tional Greek dishes, in-house go, cucumber and avocado). COFFEEHOUSE meals come from recipes passed charcuterie, plus Greek beer • 247 N. Main St.; 864.631.1145; and cocktails. • Husband-and-wife team Brad down from her family. • 210 644 N. Main sushigousa.com; $ and Kristen Hartman pair sweet E. Coffee St.; 864.236.7410; St., Suite 100; 864.373.9445; $ and savory crêpes with pour- aryanagreenville.com; $ jirozgreenvillesc.com; SUSHI HANA over and batch brews at their Skewered meats (kushi yaki), cozy crêperie and coffeehouse THE BOHEMIAN CAFÉ THE LAZY GOAT ramen, and rice dishes comple- just off the GHS Swamp Rabbit Adjoining Horizon Records, The Nibble on Mediterranean small ment the list of sashimi, nigiri Trail. • 2 S. Main St., Travelers Rest; Bohemian goes eclectic with its plates (harissa-spiced hummus, and rolls at this Eastside sushi 864.610.2245; tandemcc.com; $ global menu of dishes such as Tau crispy Brussels sprouts) at this spot near Haywood Mall. Come Kwa tofu and Indonesian rendang riverside restaurant. For larger before 6:30pm for the early bird DELIS & MARKETS curry. Locals love the Bloody appetites, the menu cites a specials. • 765 Haywood Rd., Mary bar for Sunday brunch. • selection of pizzas, pastas, and Suite E; 864.676.0200; the signature Lazy paella. • 170 CAVIAR & BANANAS 2-B W. Stone Ave.; 864.233.0006; sushihanausa.com; $ thebohemiancafe.com; $$ RiverPlace; 864.679.5299; This Charleston-based café, deli, thelazygoat.com; $$ R and market is a veritable bazaar TIJUANA FLATS of gourmet sandwiches, salads, CANTINA 76 Tortillas, chips, queso, guaca- PAPI’S TACOS pastries, and food items to go. Wash tacos and other Tex-Mex mole, and salsa are made fresh At this little “taco truck without • 1 N. Laurens St.; 864.235.0404; offerings down with hand- daily at this Mexican place on wheels” on the banks of the Reedy caviarandbananas.com; $ crafted margaritas at this inde- the Eastside. Tijuana Flats has pendently owned restaurant on in RiverPlace, Jorge “Papi” Baralles no freezers or microwaves, so whips up authentic tacos, tortas, RICK’S DELI & MARKET ONE City Plaza. Weekly specials your meal is always made to join the usual suspects on the salsas, and dips using family order. • 586 Haywood Rd., Suite B; Top-notch deli sandwiches, sal- recipes. • menu. • 103 N. Main St., #101; 300 River St., Suite 123; 864.252.3500; tijuanaflats.com; $ ads, and hot daily specials com- $ 864.631.2914; cantina76.com; $ 864.373.7274; eatpapistacos.com;

Untitled-5 1 11/28/17 12:09 PM 103 bine with beer and wine at this HANS & FRANZ PASSERELLE Young revelers come here for CHOPHOUSE 47 comfortable downtown deli. The BIERGARTEN BISTRO hand-tossed pizza and some This Eastside steakhouse expanded dinner menu includes This red brick Set in Falls Park, 270 types of craft beer, housed specializes in top-quality cuts crab cakes, chicken piccata, and German eatery Passerelle makes the in a 19th-century hardware and fresh seafood, served in a herb-encrusted salmon. • store. Upstairs, six regulation THAT’S THE SPOT 101 resides in a former perfect perch for an al- clubby atmosphere. Shareable Falls Park Dr. 864.312.9060; mill building on fresco meal, while thyme and billiard tables are available by sides run from cheese-topped RESOURCES rickerwins.com/deli-and-market; $ the Eastside. Beer and lavender-scented lamb shank and the hour. • 25 W. Washington St.; mashed potatoes to sautéed brats and other traditional mussels with saffron, tomatoes, 864.232.3706; barleysgville.com; $ green beans. • 36 Beacon Dr.; RiverPlace. For something SOBY’S ON THE SIDE dishes may taste best and espelette pepper bring 864.286.8700; chophouse47. different, try a refreshing frozen This delicious deli and bakery when enjoyed outside the flavors of France to SEAFOOD com; $$$ D R fruit bubble tea. • 300 River around the corner from Soby’s in the palm-shad- the plate. • 601 S. Main St., Suite 122; 864.283.6702; New South Cuisine caters to ed biergarten. • St.; 864.509.0142; BLOCKHOUSE RESTAURANT CITYRANGE STEAKHOUSE ochateabaronline.com; $ breakfast and lunch. Save room 3124 S. Hwy. 14; passerelleinthepark.com; & OYSTER BAR Casual and locally owned, City for dessert, especially the signature 864.627.8263; $$ R This neighborhood oyster bar Range serves certified Angus beef white chocolate banana cream pie. PORT CITY JAVA hansandfranzbier Barley’s has catered to the Augusta Road in cuts of prime rib, filet mignon, • 22 E. Court St.; 864.271.8431; $ From fresh-roasted coffee and garten.net; POMEGRANATE Taproom set since 1981. Try the steamed New York strip and ribeye. sobysontheside.com; $ espresso to milkshakes and ON MAIN oysters Blockefeller (blanket- Seafood lovers go for the blue beyond, Port City Java offers IRASHIAI Mezzas like Mirza ed with creamed spinach and crab cakes. • 615 Haywood Rd.; a wide variety of hot and cold TWO CHEFS Tasty Japanese food Ghasemi (a smoky roasted TRAPPE DOOR E. North St.; 864.467.1055; hollandaise) and check out the 864.286.9018; cityrange.com; $$ beverages. Try the tasty wraps In their spacious new digs at the and friendly service mark eggplant dip) make a tasty pre- With its dark rathskeller vibe, tsunamigreenville.com; $$ back deck. • 1619 Augusta St.; for breakfast and lunch. • 11 S. corner of Main Street and Stone this Greenville stalwart. lude to Pomegranate’s Persian the cozy pub underneath Bar- 864.232.4280; blockhouse.net; $$ HALLS CHOPHOUSE Main St.; 864.250.9040; Avenue, Two Chefs features Try the mussels yaki, stews, kabobs, and salads. ley’s whips up satisfying Belgian Occupying the former High made-to-order sandwiches and New Zealand mus- PIZZA portcityjava.com; $ Grab a table on the tile- fare (think moules frites and RICK ERWIN’S NANTUCKET Cotton spot, this family- salads, plus soups, carry-out en- sels cooked under lined outdoor patio for carbonades Flamandes) along operated steakhouse boasts a ANTONINO BERTOLO’S PIZZA SEAFOOD SOUTHERN PRESSED trées, and an expanded market the broiler until terrific people-watch- with an encyclopedic list of sophisticated ambience, great Prized for its New York-style Elegant décor and warm earth section. • 644 N. Main St., Suite golden-brown ing. • hard-to-find Belgian brews. • service, and a Reedy River view. JUICERY 618 S. Main St.; 23 pies, Bertolo’s family-owned tones set the scene for a ro- 107; 864.370.9336; and napped with Pair aged Prime steaks with Fresh-pressed organic juices, 864.241.3012; W. Washington St.; 864.451.7490; pizzeria opened in Greenville in mantic meal across from The twochefscafeandmarket.com; $ the house cream $$ signature sides like lobster mac smoothies, and chef-prepared pomegranateonmain. trappedoor.com; 1977. The restaurant’s signa- Peace Center downtown. On the sauce. • 115 $$ ‘n’ cheese. • 550 S. Main St.; vegan snacks are de rigueur at com; ture marinara sauce recipe is menu, expect fresh seafood and Pelham Rd., #26; 864.335.4200; hallschophouse this juicery in the ONE com- INTERNATIONAL TSUNAMI SUSHI BAR & GRILL steeped in the family’s five gen- an award-winning wine list. 864.271.0900; $$$ D R plex downtown. Ask the staff RISTORANTE The menu at this chic down- erations of Sicilian heritage. • 40 W. Broad St.; 864.546.3535; greenville.com; to personalize a juice cleanse irashiai.com; $ ADDY’S DUTCH CAFE & BERGAMO town spot runs the gamut from • 200 N. Main St.; 864.467.9555; rickerwins.com/nantucket-seafood; for you. • 2 W. Washington St.; RESTAURANT A native of Bergamo, Italy, sushi and sashimi combinations antoninobertolospizza.com; $ $$$ D R THE PEDDLER STEAKHOUSE JIANNA 864.729.8626; Popular with the downtown af- chef/owner Nello Gioia inter- to noodle dishes, tempura, and When it opened in 1969, The Located on the second floor of southernpressedjuicery.com; $ ter-work crowd, this Greenville prets classic Northern Italian hibachi entrées that come with Peddler was one of the city’s Falls Park Place with its wrap- BARLEY’S TAPROOM & STEAKHOUSES mainstay dishes up an eclectic cuisine using regionally sourced steamed rice and veggies. • 106 few special-occasion options. around balcony, Chef Michael PIZZERIA SPILL THE BEANS menu of old-world Dutch/ grass-fed meats, sustainable Today, fans still go for the juicy Kramer’s new Italian restaurant Custom-blended ice Indonesian cuisine in a seafood, and homegrown or- stars pasta made in-house daily, a cream and frozen cozy pub atmosphere. ganic herbs to complement his selection of oysters, and Italian-in- yogurt (choose Addy’s homemade imported pantry staples. • 100 spired cocktails from the bar. chocolate or vanilla soups are always a N. Main St.; 864.271.8667; • 600 S. Main St.; 864.720.2200; plus your favor- hit. • 17 E. Coffee St.; ristorantebergamo.com; $$$ D R jiannagreenville.com; $$ ite mix-ins) join 864.232.2339; a smooth cup of addysdutchcafe.com; $$ D SUSHI GO java and morning JI-ROZ Max Godo, formerly of Sushi pastries bordering ARYANA A taste of Greece comes to Koji, now has his own restau- Falls Park on the Reedy. • Chef Nelofar Mayar shows off downtown Greenville at this rant, where he creates rolls such 531 S. Main St.; 864.242.6355; her mastery of traditional Af- handsome new restaurant in as Godzilla (lobster tempura, stbdowntown.com; $ ghani spices and flavors on Ary- the form of Mediterranean cream cheese and avocado) and ana’s daily changing set menu. mezé, Greek cheeses, tradi- Green Emerald (bbq eel, tama- TANDEM CRÊPERIE AND Her healthy, home-cooked tional Greek dishes, in-house go, cucumber and avocado). COFFEEHOUSE meals come from recipes passed charcuterie, plus Greek beer • 247 N. Main St.; 864.631.1145; and cocktails. • Husband-and-wife team Brad down from her family. • 210 644 N. Main sushigousa.com; $ and Kristen Hartman pair sweet E. Coffee St.; 864.236.7410; St., Suite 100; 864.373.9445; $ and savory crêpes with pour- aryanagreenville.com; $ jirozgreenvillesc.com; SUSHI HANA over and batch brews at their Skewered meats (kushi yaki), cozy crêperie and coffeehouse THE BOHEMIAN CAFÉ THE LAZY GOAT ramen, and rice dishes comple- just off the GHS Swamp Rabbit Adjoining Horizon Records, The Nibble on Mediterranean small ment the list of sashimi, nigiri Trail. • 2 S. Main St., Travelers Rest; Bohemian goes eclectic with its plates (harissa-spiced hummus, and rolls at this Eastside sushi 864.610.2245; tandemcc.com; $ global menu of dishes such as Tau crispy Brussels sprouts) at this spot near Haywood Mall. Come Kwa tofu and Indonesian rendang riverside restaurant. For larger before 6:30pm for the early bird DELIS & MARKETS curry. Locals love the Bloody appetites, the menu cites a specials. • 765 Haywood Rd., Mary bar for Sunday brunch. • selection of pizzas, pastas, and Suite E; 864.676.0200; the signature Lazy paella. • 170 CAVIAR & BANANAS 2-B W. Stone Ave.; 864.233.0006; sushihanausa.com; $ thebohemiancafe.com; $$ RiverPlace; 864.679.5299; This Charleston-based café, deli, thelazygoat.com; $$ R and market is a veritable bazaar TIJUANA FLATS of gourmet sandwiches, salads, CANTINA 76 Tortillas, chips, queso, guaca- PAPI’S TACOS pastries, and food items to go. Wash tacos and other Tex-Mex mole, and salsa are made fresh At this little “taco truck without • 1 N. Laurens St.; 864.235.0404; offerings down with hand- daily at this Mexican place on wheels” on the banks of the Reedy caviarandbananas.com; $ crafted margaritas at this inde- the Eastside. Tijuana Flats has pendently owned restaurant on in RiverPlace, Jorge “Papi” Baralles no freezers or microwaves, so whips up authentic tacos, tortas, RICK’S DELI & MARKET ONE City Plaza. Weekly specials your meal is always made to join the usual suspects on the salsas, and dips using family order. • 586 Haywood Rd., Suite B; Top-notch deli sandwiches, sal- recipes. • menu. • 103 N. Main St., #101; 300 River St., Suite 123; 864.252.3500; tijuanaflats.com; $ ads, and hot daily specials com- $ 864.631.2914; cantina76.com; $ 864.373.7274; eatpapistacos.com;

102 Untitled-5 1 11/28/17 12:09 PM supplies at its on-site shop. • 2054 Piedmont Hwy.; 864.605.1166; thomascreekbeer.com

THAT’S THE SPOT UPSTATE CRAFT BEER CO. This brewpub and nano-brewery RESOURCES features a shop where you can buy all the supplies you need to brew prime rib and unlimited trips beer at home or create your own to the salad bar. • 2000 Poinsett unique brew on the premises. Hwy.; 864.235.7192; thepeddler • 400 Augusta St.; 864.609.4590; steakhouse.com; $$$ D upstatecraftbeer.com RICK ERWIN’S EASTSIDE WINERIES Expect fine dining in an intimate atmosphere at Rick CITY SCAPE WINERY Erwin’s Eastside satellite. The Stop by City Scape’s tasting signature Surf & Turf marries room to sample a selection of a filet with a jumbo lump crab semi-sweet and dry wines made cake or a lobster tail. • 8595 on-site. Want to try your own Pelham Rd.; 864.672.9040; KILWINS CHOCOLATES, hand-crafted cocktails to sip with hand at crafting wine? Sign up rickerwins.com/eastside; $$$ D R FUDGE & ICE CREAM its seasonal small-plates menu. for City Scape’s U-Vint wine- Kids of all ages love Kilwins on • 250 RiverPlace; 864.242.4000; making program. • 589 Dunklin RICK ERWIN’S WEST END NOMA Square for its count- eatupdrinkup.net Bridge Rd., Pelzer; 864.329.0615; GRILLE less confections, including 32 cityscapewinery.com Dark wood and low lighting set seasonal flavors of ice cream VAULT & VATOR a sophisticated stage for aged and Mackinac Island fudge Recalling a Prohibition-era gin VICTORIA VALLEY Prime certified Angus, jumbo made on site. • 220 N. Main joint, this cozy little speakeasy VINEYARDS lump crab cakes, and the signa- St.; 864.241.2003; kilwins.com/ hides behind Main Street in the ture shellfish tower at this down- After you tour the winemaking greenville; $ West End, where house mixolo- town steakhouse. • 648 S. Main facility off Highway 11, linger gists shake things up behind the to taste the vinifera wines made St.; 864.232.8999; rickerwins. MARBLE SLAB CREAMERY bar. • 655 S. Main St., Suite 100; in the winery’s chateau-style com/west-end-grille; $$$ D R Homemade ice cream is blended vaultandvator.com structure. In season, enjoy with your choice of 60 yum- lunch on the terrace overlook- RUTH’S CHRIS STEAK HOUSE my mix-ins, from Pop Rocks to W XYZ BAR ing vine-covered hillsides. USDA Prime cuts are seared at pistachios. And all the mixing Locals gather at this chic bar at • 1360 S. Saluda Rd., Cleveland; 1,800 degrees to seal in flavor is done, of course, on a chilled the Aloft hotel to listen to live 864.878.5307; at Ruth Fertel’s legendary marble slab. • 108 N. Main St.; music, sip signature cocktails, victoriavalleyvineyards.com steakhouse. Find the original 864.255.5008; marbleslab.com; $ and nosh on small plates. Local Ruth’s Chris in Greenville artwork adds to the bohemian adjacent to the Crowne Plaza BARS vibe. • 5 N. Laurens St.; hotel on the Eastside. 864.297.6100; aloftgreenville CATERING & • 851 Congaree Rd.; downtown.com/greenville-bars CULINARY SERVICES 864.248.1700; ruthschris. THE COMMUNITY TAP net; $$$ D R This dog-friendly bar and bottle shop stocks a well-curated BREWERIES THE COOK’S STATION 659 S. Main St.; 864.250.0091; RUTH’S CHRIS assortment of craft beer thecooksstation.com STEAK HOUSE – and wines. Though BIRDS FLY SOUTH ALE RIVERPLACE Community Tap PROJECT doesn’t offer food, lo- PLATE 108 Overlooking the Located at Hampton Station in cal food trucks serve 108 E. Poinsett St., Greer & Reedy River from Greenville’s Water Tower Dis- from the parking lot 3318 Brushy Creek Rd., Greer; the lobby level trict, Birds Fly South focuses on most nights. • 864.915.2640; plate108.com of the Embassy 217 creating farmhouse saisons and Suites Greenville Wade Hampton Blvd.; sours through a combination of TABLE 301 CATERING Downtown Riv- 864.631.2525; time-tested brewing/blending erPlace, the new thecommunitytap.com methods and modern practic- 207 S. Main St.; 864.232.7007; Ruth’s Chris proudly es. • 1320 Hampton Ave Ext.; table301catering.com pairs sizzling USDA SIP WHISKEY & WINE 864.412.8825; bfsbeer.com OCTOBER 12-14, 2018 Prime steaks with an BAR CULINARY TOURS award-winning wine Overlooking Main Street, THE BREWERY EXPERIENCE list. • 250 RiverPlace, this trendy rooftop lounge Dive into Greenville’s craft beer GREENVILLE CULINARY #200; 864.242.2000; features live music Thurs- scene on this van tour (Wednes- TOURS day through Saturday day and Saturday or by appoint- FALL for TUNES. FALL for TAST E . FALL for TAP S . ruthschris.net; $$$ D R 22 E. Court St.; 864.567.3940; nights. Come any evening ment) led by Gary Glancy, a greenvillehistorytours.com Discover a world of tempting tastes, sights and sounds, as mouthwatering aromas carry you along to pair SIP’s wines and Certified Cicerone—the beer SWEET TREATS whiskeys with dips, char- equivalent of a sommelier for downtown Greenville’s Main Street. Explore exciting new cuisine or indulge in some of your favorites. With cuterie, and other snacks. wine. • 828.216.1343; over 40 restaurants and live entertainment on seven stages, Fall for Greenville invites you to enjoy one of THE DONUT EXPERIMENT • 103 N. Main St., Suite 400; thebreweryexperience.com Pick a freshly made cake 864.552.1916; sipgvl.com the Southeast’s most popular free admission outdoor festivals. donut and customize it with THOMAS CREEK BREWERY myriad toppings from rainbow UP ON THE ROOF Stock up for your next beer sprinkles and coconut to bacon Along with jaw-dropping down- bash at Thomas Creek Brewery. and Fruity Pebbles. It’s your exper- town views, the rooftop bar at Open to the public for tours (by iment, so sky’s the limit. • for more information, visit 2123 the Embassy Suites Greenville appointment), the local favorite Augusta St.; 864.255.3399; Downtown RiverPlace stirs up also sells beer and home-brewing thedonutexperiment.com; $ fallforgreenville.net HISTORICAL SITES AROUND THE REGION

ASHTABULA PLANTATION Constructed as a plantation home by Lewis Gibbes c. 1825, the two-story clapboard house is open for public tours on Sunday afternoons. Otherwise, it is available as a special-event venue. • 2725 Old Greenville Hwy./SC 88; 864.646.7249; pendletonhistoric foundation.org/visit-ashtabula

AD CAMPBELL’S COVERED BRIDGE Built in 1909, this 38-foot-long bridge constructed with vertical iron rods and diagonal pine timbers spans Beaverdam Creek as the only remaining covered bridge in the state. • 171 Campbell Covered Bridge Rd., Landrum; 864.288.6470; greenvillerec. com/parks/campbells-covered-bridge

COWPENS NATIONAL BATTLEFIELD Displays in the visitor center and the 3.8- mile auto loop of the battlegrounds tell how General Daniel Morgan outwitted Brit- ish General Tarleton on this former cow pasture during the Revolutionary War. • 4001 Chesnee Hwy., Gaffney; 864.461.2828; nps.gov/cowp

FORT HILL/JOHN C. CALHOUN MANSION AND LIBRARY John C. Calhoun served as South Carolina’s preeminent 19th-century statesman, from 1825 until his death in 1850. The antebel- lum plantation home, office, and kitchen are furnished mostly with family artifacts. • 102 Fort Hill St., Clemson; 864.656.2475; clemson.edu/about/history/properties/fort-hill

KINGS MOUNTAIN NATIONAL MILITARY PARK Kings Mountain was the setting of a one- hour Revolutionary War battle in 1780 that turned the tide in favor of the colonies. Trace the battlefield route via a 1.5-mile trail. • 2625 Park Rd., Blacksburg (off I-85N, Exit #2); 864.936.7921; nps.gov/kimo

MUSGROVE MILL STATE HISTORIC SITE On August 19, 1780, the Battle of Mus- grove mill raged in these tranquil woods along the Enoree River. Today battlefield tours and exhibits in the education center interpret this surprising Patriot victory. • 398 State Park Rd., Clinton; 864.938.0100; southcarolinaparks.com/musgrove-mill

NINETY SIX NATIONAL HISTORIC SITE Located 65 miles south of Greenville, the Star Fort at Ninety Six was the site, in 1775, of the Revolutionary War’s first land battle to be fought south of New England. • 1103 Hwy. 248 S., Ninety Six; ATTRACTIONS 864.543.4068; nps.gov/nisi

Untitled-1 1 11/28/17 12:22 PM mountains. • 3 Edwards St., PAVILION RECREATION COMPLEX Rd., Southside Park, Simpsonville; MUSEUMS & ZOOS Travelers Rest; GAMES AND This 66,000-square-foot indoor/out- 864.963.4345; waterparks.greenvillerec. travelersresthistoricalsociety. RECREATIONAL door sports and recreation complex com/discovery-island AMERICAN LEGION POST org/museum FACILITIES encompasses soccer 4 TO THAT’S THE SPOT #3 CECIL B. 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FALLS PARK ON THE REEDY Falls Park on 601 S. Main St.; 864.467.4355; the Reedy fallspark.com GREENVILLE HEALTH SYSTEM (GHS) SWAMP RABBIT TRAIL LAKE HARTWELL the amenities. • 2544 Mays River Gorge in western North 864.288.6470; greenvillerec.com/ Nearly 1,000 miles of shoreline Bridge Rd., Greer; greercpw.com/ Carolina lies in the backyard swamprabbit wraps around this 56,000- lakes-recreation of this outfitter, which acre lake, created in the early offers guided whitewater LEGACY PARK 1960s by the Army Corp of OAKGROVE LAKE trips, kayak instruction, 336 Rocky Slope Rd.; 864.467.4355; Engineers as part of a flood- Stocked with bass, bream, and and a variety of waterfall greenvillesc.gov/facilities/facility/ control and hydropower catfish, this neighborhood adventures. • 111 E. Main St., details/legacy-park-9 project. • 19138-A Hwy. 11 lake is open for fishing (catch- Saluda, NC; 828.749.2800; S., Fair Play. 803.734.0156;. and-release encouraged) on greenriveradventures.com MCPHERSON PARK southcarolinaparks.com/lake- Wednesdays and Saturdays. 100 E. Park Ave.; 864.467.4355; hartwell • Oak Grove Lake Rd., Greenville; JOCASSEE LAKE TOURS greenvillesc.gov/facilities/facility/ 864.288.6470; greenvillerec.com/ Naturalist-led boat, kayak, details/mcpherson-park-13 parks/oak-grove-lake and hiking tours (hikes LAKE JOCASSEE NORTH MAIN PARK Surrounded by 43,000 acres of accommodate all skill levels) N. Main St. at Ashley Ave.; forest, Lake Jocassee manages take groups to explore Lake WATER ADVENTURES 864.467.4355; greenvillesc.gov/ to feel undiscovered, despite its Jocassee and the Jocassee Gorges facilities/facility/details/north-main- popularity. Launch your boat area. Tours depart from the CHATTOOGA NATIONAL park-15 main dock at Devils Fork State via the main dock at Devils Fork WILD AND SCENIC RIVER Park. • State Park. Both thrill-seekers and 161 Holcombe Circle, ROCK QUARRY GARDEN • 161 Holcombe Cir., Salem beginners love to go whitewater Salem; 864.280.5501; Sherwood St. at Ridgeland Dr.; (off Hwy. 11); 864.944.2639; rafting on the Chattooga, jocasseelaketours.com 864.467.4355; greenvillesc.gov/ JOCASSEE GREEN RIVER SUNRIFT HARTWELL- LAKE KEOWEE SALUDA RIVER southcarolinaparks.com/devils-fork which runs for 40 miles along facilities/facility/details/rock-quarry- OUTDOOR ADVENTURES ADVENTURES KEOWEE BOAT RENTALS YACHT CLUB JOCASSEE OUTDOOR the Western border of South garden-46 CENTER PADDLEBOARD Seeking a little Getting you ready With your reserved Make a day of it LAKE KEOWEE Carolina and into Georgia. CENTER & KAYAK CO. 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Suite 6, Pisgah ADVENTURES 121 Oxford St.; 864.467.4355; jocasseeout Saluda, NC; Travelers Rest; ty Park, 1099 South Rd., Seneca; Hwy., Easley; Northwest of Greer, 800-acre Forest, NC; 888.861.0111; The whole family will have fun greenvillesc.gov/facilities/facility/de doorcenter.com 828.749.2800, 864.834.3019, Cove Rd., Seneca; 864.280.2726, 864.399.4015, Lake Robinson lures fisher- davidsonflyfishing.com tubing down the calm waters of tails/timmons-park-21 greenriveradven sunrift.com 864.648.9695, lakekeoweeboat saludariveryacht men, boaters, and kayakers to the Saluda River. Private riverside tures.com lakehartwellpad rentals.com club.com its waters, which swim with GREEN RIVER ADVENTURES tent camping sites available. dleboardandkayak. bass and crappie. A boat ramp The world-famous Green • 570 N. Fishtrap Rd., Easley; com and two fishing piers complete 864.469.0755; saludariverrafting.com 113 WILDWATER This Oconee County outfitter offers adventures ranging from whitewater rafting and kayaking on the PICK THAT’S THE SPOT 6 Chattooga National Wild and Scenic RESOURCES River to soaring through the treetops on the Chattooga Ridge Zipline Tour. GEAR UP AND GET OUT • 1251 Academy Rd., Long Creek; Want to get in on a little water action, but forgot you don’t own a boat…or a kayak…or anything? No 866.319.8870; wildwaterrafting.com worries! These local outfitters have your back(pack), offering a wide range of rentals to get you right GREENVILLE CITY where you want to be—just keep it between the buoys. PARKS

CANCER SURVIVORS PARK 24 Cleveland St.; 864.255.5010; cancersurvivorspark.org

THE CHILDREN’S GARDEN AT LINKY STONE PARK Paddleboard Kayak Boat Tent Canoe Bicycle Jet Ski Hiking Gear Tube Reedy View Dr. at River St.; 864.467.4355; greenvillesc. gov/333/public-gardens

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FALLS PARK ON THE REEDY Falls Park on 601 S. Main St.; 864.467.4355; the Reedy fallspark.com GREENVILLE HEALTH SYSTEM (GHS) SWAMP RABBIT TRAIL LAKE HARTWELL the amenities. • 2544 Mays River Gorge in western North 864.288.6470; greenvillerec.com/ Nearly 1,000 miles of shoreline Bridge Rd., Greer; greercpw.com/ Carolina lies in the backyard swamprabbit wraps around this 56,000- lakes-recreation of this outfitter, which acre lake, created in the early offers guided whitewater LEGACY PARK 1960s by the Army Corp of OAKGROVE LAKE trips, kayak instruction, 336 Rocky Slope Rd.; 864.467.4355; Engineers as part of a flood- Stocked with bass, bream, and and a variety of waterfall greenvillesc.gov/facilities/facility/ control and hydropower catfish, this neighborhood adventures. • 111 E. Main St., details/legacy-park-9 project. • 19138-A Hwy. 11 lake is open for fishing (catch- Saluda, NC; 828.749.2800; S., Fair Play. 803.734.0156;. and-release encouraged) on greenriveradventures.com MCPHERSON PARK southcarolinaparks.com/lake- Wednesdays and Saturdays. 100 E. Park Ave.; 864.467.4355; hartwell • Oak Grove Lake Rd., Greenville; JOCASSEE LAKE TOURS greenvillesc.gov/facilities/facility/ 864.288.6470; greenvillerec.com/ Naturalist-led boat, kayak, details/mcpherson-park-13 parks/oak-grove-lake and hiking tours (hikes LAKE JOCASSEE NORTH MAIN PARK Surrounded by 43,000 acres of accommodate all skill levels) N. Main St. at Ashley Ave.; forest, Lake Jocassee manages take groups to explore Lake WATER ADVENTURES 864.467.4355; greenvillesc.gov/ to feel undiscovered, despite its Jocassee and the Jocassee Gorges facilities/facility/details/north-main- popularity. Launch your boat area. Tours depart from the CHATTOOGA NATIONAL park-15 main dock at Devils Fork State via the main dock at Devils Fork WILD AND SCENIC RIVER Park. • State Park. Both thrill-seekers and 161 Holcombe Circle, ROCK QUARRY GARDEN • 161 Holcombe Cir., Salem beginners love to go whitewater Salem; 864.280.5501; Sherwood St. at Ridgeland Dr.; (off Hwy. 11); 864.944.2639; rafting on the Chattooga, jocasseelaketours.com 864.467.4355; greenvillesc.gov/ JOCASSEE GREEN RIVER SUNRIFT HARTWELL- LAKE KEOWEE SALUDA RIVER southcarolinaparks.com/devils-fork which runs for 40 miles along facilities/facility/details/rock-quarry- OUTDOOR ADVENTURES ADVENTURES KEOWEE BOAT RENTALS YACHT CLUB JOCASSEE OUTDOOR the Western border of South garden-46 CENTER PADDLEBOARD Seeking a little Getting you ready With your reserved Make a day of it LAKE KEOWEE Carolina and into Georgia. CENTER & KAYAK CO. Lake Jocassee’s only outfitter RUNWAY PARK AT GMU As the region’s adrenaline-pump- for your next watercraft already and tube slow and A paradise for water sports, • discoversouthcarolina.com/ and marine center maintains 21 Airport Rd. Ext.; 864.242.4777; largest rental fleet ing, heart-stop- adventure (big OR Serving both lakes launched, fueled, easy down the the 18,500-acre lake created products/25746 by Duke Power as part of the the Upstate’s largest rental greenvilledowntownairport.com/ for every water ping action? GRA small), this super (hence the name), and ready to roll, Saluda River! Then toy imaginable, you’ll get a water Keowee-Toxaway Project, boasts DAVIDSON RIVER OUTFITTERS fleet of pontoons and ski boats, RunwayParkatGMU.html is the place to go cool outdoor shop it’s easy to get make a night of JOC outfits two workout like no 300 miles of shoreline and Set on the banks of the Davidson kayaks, and stand-up paddle- for hiking, rap- offers the latest out on the water it at one of their spectacular views of the Blue boards. The Center also serves SHOELESS JOE JACKSON lakes—Jocassee pelling, ziplining, gear for rent or other. Enjoy the cozy campsites, River in Brevard, NC, this MEMORIAL PARK and get busy! Ask Ridge Mountains. Lake Keowee. • 516 Jocassee and Keowee—for or trekking in purchase, with gorge-ous out- about skis, boards, where yummy full-service outfitter offers 406 West Ave.; 864.288.6470; • Along Rtes. 130 & 183, Seneca; Lake Rd., Salem; 864.944.9016; double the fun. whitewater, water- awesome classes doors and time snacks and live professionally-guided fishing greenvillerec.com/parks/shoeless-joe- tubes, and more! 864.882.2047; discoverkeowee. jocasseeoutdoorcenter.com 516 Jocassee falls, or over the and clinics to spent with friends music are always trips (for mountain trout and jackson-memorial-park South Cove com/about_lake_keowee.html smallmouth bass), fly-fishing Lake Rd., Salem; Gorge. boot. and family! County Park, on tap. lessons, and a retail fly shop.• SALUDA RIVER RAFTING TIMMONS PARK 864.944.9016, 111 E. Main St., 1 Center St., South Cove Coun- 1099 South Cove 1307 Old Easley LAKE ROBINSON 49 Pisgah Hwy. Suite 6, Pisgah ADVENTURES 121 Oxford St.; 864.467.4355; jocasseeout Saluda, NC; Travelers Rest; ty Park, 1099 South Rd., Seneca; Hwy., Easley; Northwest of Greer, 800-acre Forest, NC; 888.861.0111; The whole family will have fun greenvillesc.gov/facilities/facility/de doorcenter.com 828.749.2800, 864.834.3019, Cove Rd., Seneca; 864.280.2726, 864.399.4015, Lake Robinson lures fisher- davidsonflyfishing.com tubing down the calm waters of tails/timmons-park-21 greenriveradven sunrift.com 864.648.9695, lakekeoweeboat saludariveryacht men, boaters, and kayakers to the Saluda River. Private riverside tures.com lakehartwellpad rentals.com club.com its waters, which swim with GREEN RIVER ADVENTURES tent camping sites available. dleboardandkayak. bass and crappie. A boat ramp The world-famous Green • 570 N. Fishtrap Rd., Easley; com and two fishing piers complete 864.469.0755; saludariverrafting.com 112 PERFORMING ARTS THE ACADEMY OF ARTS LOGOS THEATRE Part of a multifaceted youth ministry, the Logos Theatre stages professional-quality productions that honor God through Experience excellence. Shows include dramas such as Prince Caspian and musical productions like the holiday show. • 80 School St., Greenville Arts Taylors; 864.268.9342; theacademyofarts.org BOB JONES UNIVERSITY The largest private liberal-arts university in South Carolina, Bob Jones offers a Literary Arts Performing Arts Visual Arts seasonal program of excellent classical music concerts, opera, and theatrical productions that are open to the public. • 1700 Wade Hampton Blvd.; 864.242.5100; bju.edu

CAROLINA BALLET THEATRE Part classical ballet company, part contemporary performing-arts organization, the Upstate’s premier professional dance company has been entertaining, inspiring, and engaging audiences since the nonprofit organization was founded in 1972. • 872 Woodruff Rd.; 864.421.0940; carolinaballet.org CENTRE STAGE—PROFESSIONAL THEATRE, LOCAL ARTISTS This 285-seat regional theater presents a year-round program of current Broadway and off-Broadway comedies, dramas, and musicals. In addition, Centre Stage hosts art exhibits, independent film screenings, and lectures. • 501 River St.; 864.233.6733; centrestage.org About MAC: FURMAN UNIVERSITY Founded in 1973, MAC is a non-profit organization dedicated to This nationally ranked liberal arts college preserving and growing the cultural arts in Greenville County, welcomes Greenville residents and enabling a strong, well-supported community of artists and visitors year-round to attend concerts and dance and drama performances, as well arts providers, encouraging advocacy, connecting the arts to as art shows on its lovely campus. • 3300 peoples’ lives and supporting regional tourism by enhancing Poinsett Hwy.; 864.294.2000; furman.edu Greenville as a cultural destination. Check out the MAC website GLOW LYRIC THEATRE for more information on our programs, a directory of artists and A nonprofit, professional vocal-arts company, GLOW Lyric Theatre produces arts organizations and the Arts Calendar. – greenvilleARTS.com opera, operetta, and musical theater. The 2018 season performances will be staged at the Warehouse Theatre in Greenville’s International West End. • P.O. Box 1155, Mauldin; Ballet 864.558.4569; glowlyric.com GREENVILLE CHAUTAUQUA SOCIETY The ArtCard: Bringing history to life through With a donation of $50+ you will receive an ArtCard valid for interactive theater and compelling buy-one-get-one free tickets to seven local performances for one discussions, events, conversations, and critical thought. • 11 Rock Side Ct., full year. The ArtCard is the perfect way to sample Greenville’s 864.244.1499; greenvillechautauqua.org performing arts at a substantial savings. In just two uses the ArtCard pays for itself. ARTS & Learn More: (864) 467-3132 [email protected] greenvilleARTS.com @MACartscouncil #GVLarts ENTERTAINMENT

Untitled-1 1 11/28/17 12:15 PM ment, from Broadway hits to popular performances by inter- METROPOLITAN ARTS COUNCIL INSTITUTE FOR THE ARTS & EDUCATION nationally recognized dancers In addition to supporting a host of indi- ASHEVILLE FINE ART SHOW and musicians. • 300 S. Main St.; vidual artists, arts organizations, and art Sponsored by Hot Works Fine Art & Fine 864.467.3000; peacecenter.org education programs in Greenville County, Craft Shows, this public event showcases THAT’S THE SPOT MAC maintains a public gallery that show- the work of artists and craftspeople in RESOURCES SOUTH CAROLINA cases the work of local artists. • 16 Augusta a variety of media including painting, CHILDREN’S THEATRE St.; 864.467.3132; greenvillearts.com sculpture, clay, glass, photography, jewelry, Specializing in youth-oriented and fiber. • May 19-20, 2018; WNC Ag GREENVILLE LITTLE plays, the South Carolina MUSEUM & GALLERY AT BOB JONES Center, Davis Event Center, 1301 Fanning THEATRE Children’s Theatre marries local UNIVERSITY Bridge Rd., Fletcher, NC; 248.684.2613; Enjoy professionally staged talent with the magic of the Currently closed for renovation, this mu- hotworks.org/ashevillefineartshow productions of musicals, stage to offer the finest in family seum holds the third-largest collection of mysteries, comedies, and sacred art in the world. When it reopens in entertainment. They also provide ENTERTAINMENT dramas in the Upcountry’s educational outreach programs. 2019 you can tour displays of European art oldest and largest locally • 1200 Pendleton St.; 864.235.2885; from the 13th through the 19th centuries, producing theater. Located on scchildrenstheatre.org including paintings by Tintoretto, Botticelli, ALCHEMY COMEDY THEATER Heritage Green, the theater and Rubens. • 1700 Wade Hampton Blvd.; Performing at Coffee Underground, Alche- was founded in 1926. • 444 SOUTH CAROLINA 864.770.1331; bjumg.org my tickles local funny bones with a lineup College St.; 864.233.6238; GOVERNOR’S SCHOOL FOR THE ARTS AND HUMANITIES THOMPSON GALLERY of improv, stand-up, and sketch comedy on greenvillelittletheatre.org most Thursday, Friday, and Saturday nights. During its academic year, this Located in the Roe Art Building on the They also teach improv classes. • GREENVILLE SYMPHONY public residential high school Furman University campus, this gallery 1 E. Coffee St.; 864.256.1467; alchemycomedy.com ORCHESTRA for emerging artists invites the showcases the works of Furman University Led by world-class Maestro community to enjoy a wealth of students, faculty, and alumni, as well JACK N’ DIANE’S Edvard Tchivzhel, Greenville’s student dance, drama, music, as nationally known artists. • 3300 Dueling pianos take center stage Thursday regional orchestra provides a and visual-arts exhibitions. • 15 Poinsett Hwy.; 864.294.2074; furman.edu/ through Saturday in this request-driven season of top-notch programming University St.; 864.282.3777; academics/art/facilities show. Between the music, the specialty ranging from classical and scgsah.org cocktails, and the comedy, you can’t help chamber-orchestra Masterworks but have a good time. • 115 N. Brown St., VOCAL MATRIX CHORUS Gunter VISUAL ARTS AROUND THE to the beloved yuletide pops REGION Suite 100; 864.509.6414; jackndianes.com concert, Holiday at Peace. A chapter of Sweet Adelines Theatre International, this Regional • 200 S. Main St.; 864.232.0344; THE ARTS CENTER OF CLEMSON VINE NIGHTCLUB Champion women’s chorus is greenvillesymphony.org to admire Greenville’s diverse and exhibition space at the This nonprofit community center provides Located on the third level of Ink N Ivy dedicated to musical excellence collection of 70+ pieces of public Brandon Mill in the Village of exceptional arts education and makes fine restaurant downtown, Vine gets its lounge and sharing the joy of a cappel- INTERNATIONAL BALLET art, including bronze statues of West Greenville. • 25 Draper art accessible to the community of Clemson groove on with champagne, spirits, la four-part harmony through Founded in Greenville 14 famous city figures like Vardry St. Suite A; 864.735.3948; through a wide variety of studio programs, music, and dancing on Thursday, Friday, contemporary cutting-edge years ago, the award-winning McBee, as well as contemporary artcentergreenville.org workshops, and arts-related events. • 212 Butler and Saturday nights. • 21 E. Coffee St.; performances. • 864.915.4496; International Ballet stages sculptures. • See map online; St., Clemson; 864.633.5051; explorearts.org 864.438.4698; greenville.vinenightclub.com classical works such as vocalmatrixchorus.com greenvillesc.gov/1114/art-in- GREENVILLE COUNTY The MUSEUM OF ART Nutcracker, Giselle, and Coppélia public-places THE WAREHOUSE THEATRE Among the country’s premier as a resident company of Greenville’s regional Small American art museums, GCMA the Peace Center. • 1018 S. ARTISTS GUILD GALLERY Professional Theatre occupies a OF GREENVILLE features the world’s largest Batesville Rd.; 864.879.9404; former textile warehouse in the Within its 2,000-square- public collection of watercolors internationalballetsc.org city’s historic West End district, foot downtown space, the by Andrew Wyeth as well as NORTH GREENVILLE where the company presents a Artists Guild Gallery displays a significant body of work by UNIVERSITY full main-stage season of innova- an eclectic group of local Jasper Johns. • 420 College St.; tive and alternative works. Offering a quality liberal arts artists, who work in media 864.271.7570; gcma.org • 37 Augusta St.; 864.235.6948; from watercolors to wood. education and opportunities L.E.B. GLASS STUDIO LLC for Christian service, NGU also warehousetheatre.com The gallery also offers a variety of art classes. • 200 This full-service stained-glass boasts the 230-seat Billingsley studio, which celebrated its Theatre with state-of-the-art VISUAL ARTS N. Main St.; 864.239.3882; artistsguildgalleryofgreenville.com 30th anniversary in 2017, lighting and sound equipment. ART CROSSING AT specializes in custom-design- Performances here are open RIVERPLACE THE FINE ARTS CENTER ing and constructing stained- to the community. • 7801 Local artists ply their trade in a The first specialized arts school glass windows for the home, N. Tigerville Rd., Tigerville; variety of media in these studios in South Carolina, the Fine Arts church, or office. They also 864.977.7000; ngu.edu along the Reedy River. Drop Center encompasses public hold classes. • 40 Pine Knoll Dr.; by during studio hours to chat galleries that display pieces 864.268.6049; lebglass.com THE PEACE CENTER with the artists and watch them from the center’s permanent This multi-venue perform- work. • 300 River St., Suites 100- collection as well as student MARY PRAYTOR GALLERY ing-arts complex downtown 112 and 201; 864.423.8863 art. • 102 Pine Knoll Dr.; When Mary Praytor launched presents a wide variety of 864.355.2550; fineartscenter.net her riverfront studio in cultural and popular entertain- ART IN PUBLIC PLACES 1985, Greenville was not the Stroll Main Street and beyond GREENVILLE CENTER FOR art-loving city it is today. Now CREATIVE ARTS regional collectors haunt her Anchoring Greenville’s visual shop for contemporary and arts community, the vibrant folk art pieces. • 26 S. Main St.; arts center offers public 864.235.1800; art classes, studio spaces, marypraytorgallery.com

117 RETAIL

AYERS LEATHER SHOP Ayers is the perfect place to shop for leather goods, luggage, and unusual gifts. They also offer handbag and luggage repair service, as well as complimentary monogramming and gift wrapping. • 24 W. North St.; 864.232.9413

BEEF JERKY OUTLET Located in Magnolia Park, this outlet stocks a wide assortment of top-quality wild game and beef jerky alongside popcorn, jellies, rubs and marinades, hot sauces, and even jerky for pets. • 1025 Woodruff Rd., Suite WE D-113; 864.509.6944; sc.beefjerkyoutlet.com

BEIJA-FLOR JEANS INFORM, Famous for their fit, locally designed Beija- Flor jeans were voted “World’s Best Jeans” by O, The Oprah Magazine. Visit the flagship store downtown to find your most flattering CONNECT style. • 618 S. Main St.; 864.373.9497; beijaflorjeans.com/pages/flagship-store BLACK TULIP This lifestyle and destination boutique is di- vinely appointed for the discerning shopper, & carrying lines from Zac Posen to Dubarry of Ireland. • 127 N Main St., Fountain Inn; 864.409.2300; blacktulipsc.com

CABELA’S INSPIRE. South Carolina’s first Cabela’s pulled out all the stops to bring a serious outdoor experience down South. Located in Magnolia Park, Cabela’s offers excellent service and advice from experienced outfitters. • 1025 Woodruff Rd.; 864.516.8100; cabelas.com

CITY OF GREENVILLE MERCHANDISE Stop by the City of Greenville merchandise shop in City Hall (Mon–Fri, 10am–4pm) to pick up souvenirs and branded gifts of everything Greenville, from t-shirts to umbrellas. • 206 S. Main St.; 864.467.4494; greenvillesc.gov/186/greenville-merchandise

THE COOK’S STATION The only kitchenware shop in downtown Greenville displays a selection of high-quality appliances along with kitchen gadgets, barware, cookware, and gifts for the discerning gourmet—including cooking classes. • 659 S. Main St.; 864.250.0091; thecooksstation.com

COTTAGE GROVE VINTAGE MARKET Find vintage and antique designer pieces here, from light fixtures and artwork to sideboards and dining tables. Prefer to DIY? Sign up for one of the market’s furni- BREAKFAST • LUNCH • DINNER ture-painting classes. • 1607 Laurens Rd.; 864.423.9661; cottagegrovevintage.com WINE BAR • CATERING DARK CORNER DISTILLERY BUSINESS • SOCIAL • PICNICS Small-batch spirits crafted on-site are of- fered for sale at this microdistillery, as are RETAIL mountain crafts and moonshine-infused PANTRY • GIFT BASKETS food items. Stop in for a tasting and discover your new favorite spirit. • 14 S. Main St.; CAVIARANDBANANAS.COM 864.235.0404 864.631.1144; darkcornerdistillery.com

1 N. LA URENS ST (NEXT TO ALOFT HOTEL) GAFFNEY PREMIUM OUTLETS Make a day of bargain-hunting through 75 118 THERAPY hub. You’ll see it in their cycling and athletic boutique in trendy looks. The brand is VINTAGE NOW MODERN 8am to 6pm, year-round; commitment to local artists, the Southeast, Pedal Chic offers known for its Skipjack polo. At this charming shop in the agriculture.sc.gov the funky gifts and vintage bicycle rentals, sales, maintenance, • 200 N. Main St.; 864.412.5400; West End, you will find a housewares, and the special accessories and apparel. The southerntidegreenville.com mix of old, new, and antique RANDY BLACKWELL FARM STAND events and author signings. dedicated staff supports all levels Furman University students run THAT’S THE SPOT furniture and refurbished • 130 S. Main St.; 864.603.2412; of cycling. • 250 RiverPlace, Suite B; SPLASH ON MAIN or repurposed goods to add this summer market on campus Whether you’re in the market RESOURCES mjudsonbooks.com 864.242.2442; pedalchic.com to your home décor. • 633 at the organic Furman Farm. • for a new summer wardrobe, or S. Main St.; 864.385.5004; Furman University, 3300 Poinsett the perfect swimsuit, sun hat, designer brands—think Nike, MAGNOLIA PARK THE PINK AZALEA vintagenowmodern.com Hwy.; Thu 3:30-5:30pm, Jun– Polo Ralph Lauren, Kate Spade A collection of first-in-market Find something for any woman and beach bag for that win- Aug; furman.edu/sites/livewell/ New York, and Bose—at this village- retailers such as Cabela’s and on your list here, from apparel, ter cruise, Splash on Main has YEAH, THAT GREENVILLE! eatwell/pages/ furmanfarm.aspx style outlet mall, 46 miles north Nordstrom Rack, this open-air handbags, and jewelry to items you covered. • 807 S. 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VINE, LLC MAST GENERAL STORE THE ROCK HOUSE ANTIQUES more from area farms. • Main St. May-Nov; slowfoodupstate.com/ Also at the historic mill complex For something different, This century-old building now Focusing on great customer at McBee Ave.; Sat 8am to noon, earthmarket.htm is 13 Stripes Brewery and a experience a wine and jerky houses a general merchandise service and current design May-Oct; saturdaymarketlive.com Splash summer farmer’s market. • pairing at this family-run shop. store that stocks a surprising va- trends, Rock House stocks a 250 TAYLORS MILL MARKET on Main GHS FOUNTAIN INN This market takes place outside swimsuits resort wear accessories Jerky sliced from lean, whole, riety of products from clothing variety of antique styles, plus Mill St., Taylors; 864.335.9913; FARMERS MARKET one of the original early-20th- premium cuts of meat shares and camping gear to children’s home décor and original art at taylorsmill.community Buy locally grown products century mill buildings in a former 807 S Main St the shelves with locally made toys, local books, and old-fash- a wide range of price points. • ioned candy by the pound. TOBACCO PLUS & THE and artisan-made items under industrial village. • 250 Mill St., Greenville, SC 29601 food products. 415 Mauldin Rd.; 864.299.8981; • 111 N. Main St.; 864.235.1883; SHIVA CIGAR LOUNGE the Commerce Park Pavilion in Dock No. 3, Taylors; Thu, 4pm-8pm, • 36 S. Main St.; 864.982.5802; therockhouseantiques.com You don’t have to be a cigar aficio- (864) 534-1510 mastgeneralstore.com/greenville downtown Fountain Inn. • 110 May-Aug; taylorsfarmers.market greenvillejerkyandvine.com nado to appreciate South Caroli- www.SplashonMain.com RUSH WILSON LIMITED Depot St., Fountain Inn; Sat 8am na’s largest humidor. Here you can to noon, Jun-Sept; fountaininn. TRAVELERS REST MONKEE’S OF THE WEST END Rush Wilson has been outfitting HAYWOOD MALL browse the Upstate’s largest and org/special-events.html FARMERS MARKET More than 150 retailers fill Touting the latest international Greenville gentlemen with tra- trends in women’s clothes, finest selection of premium hand- Check out Trailblazer Park Greenville’s mall with upscale ditional high-end clothing and rolled cigars, lighters, and acces- GREENVILLE STATE on Saturday mornings for a shops like Apple, Sephora, and shoes, and accessories, quality shoes since 1959. Trust Monkee’s stocks its West End sories. • 1921 S. Hwy. 101, Greer; FARMERS MARKET cornucopia of local foods. • 225 Coach beside anchors Macy’s, Rush Wilson for personalized This state-run market sells local Hand-crafted inventory with more than 40 864.968.1133; tpluscigars.com Wilhelm Winter St., Travelers Belk, Dillard’s, JCPenney, and service and styles from casual produce and specialty goods in a margaritas and designer brands, from Annie Rest; Sat 8:30am-noon, May-Sept; Sears. New tenants include to dress wear. • 23 W. 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Main St.; and everything feels personal- new books by regional authors, domestic and international 864.242.2242; twigs.net ized for those with distinctly Joe’s Place also offers coffee, wines and spirits. They Southern tastes in clothing and tea, and wine, along with a also have a wine bar and THE VAULT snack menu. • accessories. • 640 S. Main St.; 2 Williams St.; café on-site. • 211-A E. Specializing in throwback gear 864.250.9790; 864.558.0828; joesplacellc.com Broad St.; 864.271.3919; from more than 200 sports samanthagracedesigns.com northamptonwineanddine.com teams, including professional, LLYN STRONG FINE ART college, and minor leagues, The SHINDIG FURNISHINGS JEWELRY Vault caters to fans with a wide OIL & VINEGAR This family-owned furniture One of the most sought-af- A fine assortment of array of retro sports apparel. • store in the Village of West ter jewelry designers in gourmet food items, 213 N. Main St.; 864.370.7850; Greenville specializes in the Southeast, llyn strong ceramic tableware, vaultretrosports.com mid-century modern pieces. crafts timeless pieces of culinary accessories, and Shindig boasts a variety of Mad wearable art. She displays cookbooks complements THE VILLAGE OF WEST Men-style furniture, barware, GREENVILLE her work alongside that the selection of oils and and accessories—and they ship. This former mill community of some 20 different vinegars at this locally • 11 Lois Ave.; 864.915-9705; is home to artist’s studios and artisans. • 119 N. Main St.; owned international instagram.com/shindigfurnishings galleries that stand shoulder- Fresh, Mexican-inspired 864.233.5900; llynstrong. franchise concept from to-shoulder with chef-owned com the Netherlands. • 220 N. cuisine in an SOUTHERN TIDE restaurants in Greenville’s Main St.; 864.241.6689; M. JUDSON Founded in Greenville, this trendiest arts district. • Pendleton upbeat atmosphere. greenvillesc. BOOKSELLERS & Southern-inspired men’s and Street; villagewgvl.com STORYTELLERS oilandvinegarusa.com women’s clothing store fuses CANTINA76.COM • @CANTINA76 M. Judson is more than a classic style with the modern 103 North Main Street Greenville, SC 29601 • 864-631-2914 bookstore. It’s a literary PEDAL CHIC As the first women-specific design elements of today’s 121 hub. You’ll see it in their cycling and athletic boutique in trendy looks. The brand is VINTAGE NOW MODERN 8am to 6pm, year-round; commitment to local artists, the Southeast, Pedal Chic offers known for its Skipjack polo. At this charming shop in the agriculture.sc.gov the funky gifts and vintage bicycle rentals, sales, maintenance, • 200 N. Main St.; 864.412.5400; West End, you will find a housewares, and the special accessories and apparel. The southerntidegreenville.com mix of old, new, and antique RANDY BLACKWELL FARM STAND events and author signings. dedicated staff supports all levels Furman University students run THAT’S THE SPOT furniture and refurbished • 130 S. Main St.; 864.603.2412; of cycling. • 250 RiverPlace, Suite B; SPLASH ON MAIN or repurposed goods to add this summer market on campus Whether you’re in the market RESOURCES mjudsonbooks.com 864.242.2442; pedalchic.com to your home décor. • 633 at the organic Furman Farm. • for a new summer wardrobe, or S. Main St.; 864.385.5004; Furman University, 3300 Poinsett the perfect swimsuit, sun hat, designer brands—think Nike, MAGNOLIA PARK THE PINK AZALEA vintagenowmodern.com Hwy.; Thu 3:30-5:30pm, Jun– Polo Ralph Lauren, Kate Spade A collection of first-in-market Find something for any woman and beach bag for that win- Aug; furman.edu/sites/livewell/ New York, and Bose—at this village- retailers such as Cabela’s and on your list here, from apparel, ter cruise, Splash on Main has YEAH, THAT GREENVILLE! eatwell/pages/ furmanfarm.aspx style outlet mall, 46 miles north Nordstrom Rack, this open-air handbags, and jewelry to items you covered. • 807 S. Main St.; MERCHANDISE of Greenville via I-85. shopping center also enfolds a for baby. Custom monogramming 864.534.1510; splashonmain.com Purchase a “Happy G” smile— SIMPSONVILLE FARMERS MARKET • 1 Factory Shops Blvd., Gaffney; host of family-friendly restau- is a specialty, so you can on items ranging from coffee SWAMP RABBIT CAFE AND Simpsonville City Park hosts 864.902.9900; premiumoutlets. rants, as well as the Regal Cine- personalize gifts for any occasion. mugs to baseball hats—from GROCERY this lively summer farmers com/gaffney mas complex. • 1025 Woodruff • 17 S. Main St.; 864.233.2919; the online store of Yeah, THAT “Eat local. Ride bikes.” This is the market. • Rd.; magnoliapark.com thepinkazalea.com Greenville! merchandise. • store. 405 E. Curtis St., mantra of the popular bakery/ Simpsonville; Sat 8am to noon, GREENVILLE GEMSTONE MINE grocery on mile 31.3 of the GHS visitgreenvillesc.com/store Let the kids have a go at on-site MAGNOLIA SCENTS BY POPPINGTON’S mid-May-Oct DESIGN Swamp Rabbit Trail, which stocks gemstone flume-mining, then GOURMET POPCORN Downtown Greenville’s candle mi- the best products from local farm- FARMERS’ MARKETS SLOW FOOD EARTH MARKET shop for sterling silver and Dark chocolate, cheeseburger, cro-factory offers a host of scented ers and food artisans year-round. The only Slow Food Earth Market gemstone jewelry, plus crystals, habanero caramel. These are soy candles, lotions, body creams, • 205 Cedar Lane Rd. 864.255.3385; TD SATURDAY MARKET in the continental U.S. is held at rocks, and minerals from merely a sampling of the more and natural bar soaps, all made on- swamprabbitcafe.com Join the festival atmosphere the Swamp Rabbit Cafe & Gro- around the world. • than 50 flavors that Poppington’s 205 N. site. Try your hand at crafting your downtown on Saturday mornings cery and features local products Main St.; 864.283.6300; makes fresh each day. New flavors own candle. • 209 N. Main St., Suite B; TAYLORS MILL at this bustling, two-block-long grown without chemicals and greenvillegemstonemine.com pop up monthly. • 30 S. Main St.; 864.520.2511; magnoliascents.com A mélange of artists have studios bazaar. Stock up on vegetables, GMOs. • 205 Cedar Lane Rd.; 864.349.1331; poppingtons.com here, facilitating craft and GREENVILLE JERKY & fruit, eggs, cheese, meat, and first and third Thursdays, 3-7pm, VINE, LLC MAST GENERAL STORE THE ROCK HOUSE ANTIQUES commerce for a new generation. more from area farms. • Main St. May-Nov; slowfoodupstate.com/ Also at the historic mill complex For something different, This century-old building now Focusing on great customer at McBee Ave.; Sat 8am to noon, earthmarket.htm is 13 Stripes Brewery and a experience a wine and jerky houses a general merchandise service and current design May-Oct; saturdaymarketlive.com Splash summer farmer’s market. • pairing at this family-run shop. store that stocks a surprising va- trends, Rock House stocks a 250 TAYLORS MILL MARKET on Main GHS FOUNTAIN INN This market takes place outside swimsuits resort wear accessories Jerky sliced from lean, whole, riety of products from clothing variety of antique styles, plus Mill St., Taylors; 864.335.9913; FARMERS MARKET one of the original early-20th- premium cuts of meat shares and camping gear to children’s home décor and original art at taylorsmill.community Buy locally grown products century mill buildings in a former 807 S Main St the shelves with locally made toys, local books, and old-fash- a wide range of price points. • ioned candy by the pound. TOBACCO PLUS & THE and artisan-made items under industrial village. • 250 Mill St., Greenville, SC 29601 food products. 415 Mauldin Rd.; 864.299.8981; • 111 N. Main St.; 864.235.1883; SHIVA CIGAR LOUNGE the Commerce Park Pavilion in Dock No. 3, Taylors; Thu, 4pm-8pm, • 36 S. Main St.; 864.982.5802; therockhouseantiques.com You don’t have to be a cigar aficio- (864) 534-1510 mastgeneralstore.com/greenville downtown Fountain Inn. • 110 May-Aug; taylorsfarmers.market greenvillejerkyandvine.com nado to appreciate South Caroli- www.SplashonMain.com RUSH WILSON LIMITED Depot St., Fountain Inn; Sat 8am na’s largest humidor. Here you can to noon, Jun-Sept; fountaininn. TRAVELERS REST MONKEE’S OF THE WEST END Rush Wilson has been outfitting HAYWOOD MALL browse the Upstate’s largest and org/special-events.html FARMERS MARKET More than 150 retailers fill Touting the latest international Greenville gentlemen with tra- trends in women’s clothes, finest selection of premium hand- Check out Trailblazer Park Greenville’s mall with upscale ditional high-end clothing and rolled cigars, lighters, and acces- GREENVILLE STATE on Saturday mornings for a shops like Apple, Sephora, and shoes, and accessories, quality shoes since 1959. Trust Monkee’s stocks its West End sories. • 1921 S. Hwy. 101, Greer; FARMERS MARKET cornucopia of local foods. • 225 Coach beside anchors Macy’s, Rush Wilson for personalized This state-run market sells local Hand-crafted inventory with more than 40 864.968.1133; tpluscigars.com Wilhelm Winter St., Travelers Belk, Dillard’s, JCPenney, and service and styles from casual produce and specialty goods in a margaritas and designer brands, from Annie Rest; Sat 8:30am-noon, May-Sept; Sears. New tenants include to dress wear. • 23 W. North St.; TWIGS AT THE WEST END 14,400-square-foot building. imaginative Griffin to Yumi Kim.• 103-A travelersrestfarmersmarket.com The Cheesecake Factory.• 700 864.232.2761; rushwilson.com With a tradition of excellence • 1354 Rutherford Rd.; Mon-Sat tacos – ideal Haywood Rd.; 864.288.0511; Augusta St.; 864.239.0788; in floral design and home décor for happy hour, haywoodmall.com monkeesofthewestend.com SAMANTHA GRACE DESIGNS in Greenville, this downtown business Shop by occasion, by season, TD Saturday NORTHAMPTON WINE + DINE florist also creates beautiful lunchers & or for any reason. Much of Market JOE’S PLACE The area’s oldest wine shop weddings and parties at their game watchers. Samantha Grace’s merchandise An independent bookstore with a stocks an impressive selection— event boutique located behind lends itself to embroidering, vast collection of used books and tens of thousands of bottles—of Haywood Mall. • 640 S. Main St.; and everything feels personal- new books by regional authors, domestic and international 864.242.2242; twigs.net ized for those with distinctly Joe’s Place also offers coffee, wines and spirits. They Southern tastes in clothing and tea, and wine, along with a also have a wine bar and THE VAULT snack menu. • accessories. • 640 S. Main St.; 2 Williams St.; café on-site. • 211-A E. Specializing in throwback gear 864.250.9790; 864.558.0828; joesplacellc.com Broad St.; 864.271.3919; from more than 200 sports samanthagracedesigns.com northamptonwineanddine.com teams, including professional, LLYN STRONG FINE ART college, and minor leagues, The SHINDIG FURNISHINGS JEWELRY Vault caters to fans with a wide OIL & VINEGAR This family-owned furniture One of the most sought-af- A fine assortment of array of retro sports apparel. • store in the Village of West ter jewelry designers in gourmet food items, 213 N. Main St.; 864.370.7850; Greenville specializes in the Southeast, llyn strong ceramic tableware, vaultretrosports.com mid-century modern pieces. crafts timeless pieces of culinary accessories, and Shindig boasts a variety of Mad wearable art. She displays cookbooks complements THE VILLAGE OF WEST Men-style furniture, barware, GREENVILLE her work alongside that the selection of oils and and accessories—and they ship. This former mill community of some 20 different vinegars at this locally • 11 Lois Ave.; 864.915-9705; is home to artist’s studios and artisans. • 119 N. Main St.; owned international instagram.com/shindigfurnishings galleries that stand shoulder- Fresh, Mexican-inspired 864.233.5900; llynstrong. franchise concept from to-shoulder with chef-owned com the Netherlands. • 220 N. cuisine in an SOUTHERN TIDE restaurants in Greenville’s Main St.; 864.241.6689; M. JUDSON Founded in Greenville, this trendiest arts district. • Pendleton upbeat atmosphere. greenvillesc. BOOKSELLERS & Southern-inspired men’s and Street; villagewgvl.com STORYTELLERS oilandvinegarusa.com women’s clothing store fuses CANTINA76.COM • @CANTINA76 M. Judson is more than a classic style with the modern 103 North Main Street Greenville, SC 29601 • 864-631-2914 bookstore. 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Main St.; 864.248.4868; 864.967.9526; simpsonville.com 206 S. Main St. (1st floor of EDUCATION oldcigarwarehouse.com ENCLAVE AT PARIS MOUNTAIN City Hall); 864.233.0461 or GREENVILLE AREA 101 Enclave Paris Dr.; CITY OF TRAVELERS REST 800.717.0023; DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION PHOENIX TRAINING CENTER OF 6711 State Park Rd., Travelers Rest; BOB JONES UNIVERSITY 864.233.6003; enclaveparismoun VisitGreenvilleSC.com 233 N. 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FRANCIS Open daily 9am–5pm conferences, and special HEALTH SYSTEM 111 Trade St., Greer; events. • 1 Exposition Dr.; SOUTHWEST AIRLINES CHAMPION COACH 864.877.3131; greerchamber.com EVENT VENUES/ MEETING 864.255.1000; stfrancishealth.org LOCAL GOVERNMENT 800.435.9792; southwest.com 145 Ben Hamby Ln.; 864.284.9000; LANDRUM WELCOME CENTER 864.233.2562; 200 I-26 Eastbound, Landrum; SERVICES/ TEAM-BUILDING championcoach.com tdconventioncenter.com GREENVILLE HEALTH SYSTEM CITY OF FOUNTAIN INN 864.457.2228; GREATER TRAVELERS REST UNITED AIRLINES 864.455.7000; ghs.org 200 N. Main St., Fountain Inn; discoversouthcarolina.com CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 800.241.6522; united.com EASTSIDE TRANSPORTATION 864.862.4421; fountaininn.org Open daily 9am–5pm 27 S. 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ALDERSGATE UNITED GREENVILLE COUNTY PARKS, Laurens Rd.

RECREATION & TOURISM METHODIST CHURCH 4806 Old Spartanburg Rd., Taylors; 7 Shannon Dr.; 864.244.1820; Blvd. Hampton Wade 864.288.6470; greenvillerec.com aumcsc.org

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220 N. Main St., Suite 500; 200 W. Washington St.; Way Woodland ARENA

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BRAINS ON FIRE POSTAL SERVICES E. Park Ave. 1263 Pendleton St.; 864.676.9663;

brainsonfire.com Dr. Park Cleveland GREENVILLE MAIN POST OFFICE 600 W. Washington St.;

BRANDFARMERS McPherson Park

N. Main St. Main N. N. Academy St. 803.926.6354; usps.com Ave. McDaniel One Chick Springs Rd., Suite 217; 864.363.4094; brandfarmers.com Elford St. Cleveland St.

Washington St. REALTORS . COMMUNITY JOURNALS E PUBLISHING GROUP JOAN HERLONG & ASSOCIATES 581 Perry Ave.; 864.679.1200; SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL THE PEACE PEACE communityjournals.com REALTY CENTER 1421 Augusta St.; 864.325.2112; SARE GREEN CONT

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THE GREENVILLE NEWS augustaroad.com Restaurant Alley HERITAGE 32 E. Broad St.; 864.298.4100; Falls Park St. Church S. greenvilleonline.com THE BACHTEL GROUP AT KELLER HEATHER STEMANN–WILSON IVY SALON DOWNTOWN

WILLIAMS REALTY Buncombe St. ASSOCIATES 19 S. Main St. (second location at St. River SMOAK PUBLIC RELATIONS LLC 800 Regent Park Ct.; 864.399.7899; 213 E. Broad St.; 864.640.8700; 3728 Pelham Rd.); 864.370.1489; 105 N. Spring St., Suite 111; bachtelrealtygroup.com Augusta St. 864.235.8330; smoakpr.com wilsonassociates.net/agent-detail/ ivysalons.com Heather-Stemann/140266 BERKSHIRE HATHAWAY THE SPA AT WEST END TK PR HOMESERVICES C. DAN JOYNER, ROC

JEREMY RUSSELL & ASSOCIATES 714 S. Main St.; 864.242.8877; CENTER 330 E. Coffee St.; 864.469.7488; REALTORS 600 Independence westendspa.co COMMNIT tkpublicrelations.com 745 N. Pleasantburg Dr.;

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S. Academy St. OFFICE SUPPLY REAL ESTATE W. Washington St. St. Hudson S. BISHOP REAL ESTATE KELLER WILLIAMS-VICTORIA P.O. Box 6654, 864.608.3237; SAUNDERS OFFICE SUPPLY COTTLE MAKE GREENVILLE YOURS bishoprealtyteam.com 611 N.E. Main St., Simpsonville; 403 Woods Lake Rd., 864.363.8628; 864.967.2935; saundersos.com Suite 100; 864.275.3953; makegreenvilleyours.com CAROL PYFROM REALTY AMTRA bestgreenvillerealestate.com Reedy River 403 Parker Ivey Dr.; 864.250.2112; PHOTOGRAPHY carolpyfrom.com UTILITIES THE MARCHANT COMPANY 100 W. Stone Ave.; 864.467.0085; COLDWELL BANKER CAINE BLUE RIDGE ELECTRIC FIREWATER PHOTOGRAPHY LLC marchantco.com 2431 N. Pleasantburg Dr., 111 Williams St.; 864.250.2850; COOPERATIVE, INC. #3723; 864.561.7626; cbcaine.com 734 W. Main St., Pickens; WILSON ASSOCIATES 864.878.6326; blueridge.coop firewaterphotography.com 213 E. Broad St.; 864.640.8700; wilsonassociates.net DUKE ENERGY The Beautiful Co. 40 W. Broad St., Suite 690; RETIREMENT 864.370.5063; duke-energy.com COMMUNITIES

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ROLLING GREEN VILLAGE Heart of Main of Main Top Arts West* Augusta* 1 Hoke Smith Blvd.; 864.987.9800; rollinggreenvillage.com

SWANSGATE 400 Swansgate Pl.; 864.233.5673; swansgate.net Friday: 6 - 11 pm Friday: Snday: 1 - 8 pm Thrsday: 6 - 11 pm

SPAS & BEAUTY Satrday: 10 am - 11 pm Draper St. from May through October May through from only.

THE BEAUTIFUL CO. HOURS SERVICE TROLLEY

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