On Saturday mornings from 8am to noon, two blocks of downtown Greenville’s Main Street are transformed into a bustling farmers' market. The market features over 75 vendors selling the season’s freshest produce and the area’s most original and high quality crafts. Each week thousands of people flock to the TD Saturday Market for locally-sourced products where all food must be grown or produced within 100 miles of Greenville and crafters are highly-encouraged to use locally-sourced supplies. Make sure you stop by the “Swamp Rabbit Cafe” stand and get some Stecca bread...you won’t regret it!
This isn’t just any path; it’s a 22-mile multi-use trail that has become the heartbeat of the community, connecting Travelers Rest with Greenville and beyond. Take a walk/run on the swamp rabbit trail and enjoy falls park. North takes you to Unity Park and South takes you towards Cleveland park. Just make sure you spend some time enjoying the Reedy River Falls in the middle! Rent a bike, take a stroll, do some shopping and grab a snack at one of the many local eateries!
- For some nostalgic shopping - Visit the Mast General Store on Main St - For the art enthusiasts - Explore the galleries along the river, just type in Art Crossing at Riverplace in your maps to get walking directions - Or, check out Greenville's "To-Do" site for a nearly-endless list of attractions and activities to make your time in Greenville, SC unforgettable!
BREAKFAST - Biscuit Head (Would require a short drive or uber from downtown, but worth it!) - Maple Street Biscuit - Sully's Steamers (Known for their steamed bagel sandwhiches. Open til 3am if you need a really early breakfast) - Southern Pressed Juicery - Smoothies and Acai bowls LUNCH/DINNER - White Duck Taco - Unique tacos and flavor combos that will please everyone! - Cantina 76 - Mexican - Mac's Speed Shop - BBQ - Otto Izakaya - Japanese tapas and sushi - Cazbah - Great tapas spot if you need a little more to eat on Friday after the welcome party - Soby's, Larkin’s, and Sassafras Southern Bistro are also great spots for "southern fare", but you'll likely need a reservation if going for dinner COFFEE: - Methodical - Good breakfast options, too! - Spill the Beans - plus they have ice cream - Camilla Kitchen -inside a cute local bookstore BEERS/DRINKS: - Fireforge - All local brews. Inside/outside seating - Yeehaw - Lots of TVs, and even some arcade games
Nearly all of these suggestions are within walking distance of downtown Greenville hotels