JaneSH wrote: > >Does anyone have suggestions for restaurants in the Greenville, South >Carolina area for something other than the standard "chain" fare? > > Try White Oaks--it's in a converted turn of the century building--really lovely genteel kind of dining--not cheap, though. Make reservations and good luck, Johannah [email removed]
South Carolina
Greenville, South Carolina, Other than Chains?
Addy's (I think on Coffee St., downtown Greenville) is excellent.
JaneSH wrote: > Does anyone have suggestions for restaurants in the Greenville, South > Carolina area for something other than the standard "chain" fare? > > Thanks! > [email removed] 4 years ago, I was in Greenville, SC twice. I ate at Orr's seafood both times. It was excellent. They had a very good seafood buffet at very reasonable prices. You might want to check them out.
I think Johannah means Seven Oaks. Alberto's Trattoria on Augusta St. has a nice menu. The veal was the best I have had. Something real different is Never On Sunday (Greek food). 821, (downtown - used to be the Moose Club I think) has good food and plenty of it. However, the acoustics are poor and it gets loud in there. Peter Davids has a nice atmosphere and the food is good. The Roe Coach Factory (I may have the wrong name - it is the one behind the Peace Center) is different and nice. Annies Natural Cafe on Main St. is small and very different. The most different of all is the Pendleton House in Pendleton. Not inexpensive. Roger Joseph 3/29/95 ==========JOHANNAH ENGLISH, 3/22/95========== JaneSH wrote: > >Does anyone have suggestions for restaurants in the Greenville, South >Carolina area for something other than the standard "chain" fare? > > Try White Oaks--it's in a converted turn of the century building--really lovely genteel kind of dining--not cheap, though. Make reservations and good luck, Johannah [email removed]