You haven’t experienced Greenville without walking the bridge.
Lots of good food and cute shops Restaurants- Coral, Nose Dive, Roost, Trio, Cantina 76, Sobys, Trappe Door, the Cazbah, Sassafras Southern Bistro, Gather gvl (outdoor food court) Breakfast- Sully’s Steamers, Maple Street Biscuit Company, Biscuit Head, Passerelle Bistro Drinks- Up on the Roof, Juniper, the Velo Fellow, Vault & Vator, the 05, The Cocktail Company, Swordfish Cocktail Club, Neat Bourbon Bar Dessert- Luna Rosa Gelato Cafe, Spill the beans, Jeni’s, Kilwins, Marble Slab Coffee- Methodical, the Village Grind, Coffee Underground Shops- Anthropologie, Lululemon, Dress Up, Hudson Blake, Given, Mast General Store, Madewell
You must at least walk around this hotel. The decor is one of a kind with lots of unique artwork (Check out the arrow room). They also have a bar and a restaurant!
Downtown TR is so cute with great shops! Highly recommend Tandem (yummy crepe and coffee shop), upcountry provisions (fav sandwich shop), and sidewall pizza. If you want to be active, walk the swamp rabbit trail or walk around Furman University (beautiful campus).
We love downtown Greer! It’s not as crowded as downtown Greenville, and there are still plenty of things to do. Here are some of our favs: Food- Cartwright Hall (indoor food court), Select, Mason Jar, Bleu Porch Kitchen Coffee- Barista Alley, Stomping Grounds, Flying Fox Shops- Urban Petals (the cutest flower shop), Shoppes off Trade, Southern Sisters
We both have comprised a list of our favorite places to eat in Greenville: Marisa’s food choices-Adam’s Bistro (they have literally everything on their menu), Sirin Thai (get the pad Thai), Kannikas (best massaman curry), Latin Flavorz (their tacos are chefs kiss), Pita House (the best middle eastern food you will ever eat, BUT cash only) Andy’s food choices- Country House Cafe (they have a literal farm with animals and a bonfire during the cold months), Stella’s (sentimental to the both of us, lots of double dates here, good food, cool atmosphere)