The Persian mule was really refreshing, just the right amount of ginger and not overly sweet. I liked that they had a good wine list to choose from too. The bar area itself was cozy, with comfortable stools and warm lighting.

The patio seating has such a nice view of the river. A really relaxing spot to enjoy a fresh, healthy meal.

Been coming here for lunch for years. The tempura is always crisp, and their classic rolls are consistent. Takeout is quick, which I appreciate. Prices are fair for what you get. A reliable spot when you just want something solid.

Been coming here for years. The shepherd&#39;s pie is my go-to, always just as good as the last time. That&#39;s why I keep coming back.

Grabbed lunch at the bar. Bartender was cool, kept an eye on my drink. Jalape&ntilde;o cocktail was the standout. Spicy kick, really good. Chips were top tier too.

The sampler platter is huge, and the spanakopita paired perfectly with a crisp white wine.

Love the vibe here, super cozy. The tiramisu comes in a little mug, which is a nice touch. The pasta was fresh, but honestly I just kept thinking about how comfortable the chairs were.

Shrimp and grits were exactly what I wanted. Creamy, savory, hit the spot. Just a heads up, their online menu wasn&#39;t updated, so I had to wing it a bit. Still worked out fine.

Great for a quick bite. The mozzarella bites and shrimp cocktail were solid. Portions are huge, so you won&#39;t leave hungry.

Hidden spot in Greenville, but so glad we found it. The outdoor patio was the real winner for me - super cozy with string lights and a chill vibe. Perfect for a relaxed dinner.

Perfect for a quick lunch. The four-course meal was surprisingly filling. Lots of options, even for vegetarians. Service was fast and efficient, got me in and out. Place is clean and tidy.

Love grabbing lunch here on a sunny day. The patio is right on Main Street, perfect for watching the world go by. Chairs are comfy too.

Decent portions for the price. We got to try a few different things without breaking the bank. The crispy squid was a solid pick.

The specialty rolls are a good deal, but I was hoping for more generous portions on the basic nigiri. The fish itself was fresh, which I always appreciate. Just felt a bit light for the price on those simpler pieces.

We were a bit late for our reservation, but they were super chill about it and sat us at the bar. The bartender, Michael, was really nice and made us feel welcome. The bar area had a cool, relaxed vibe that was just right for a casual dinner.

The desserts here are the real star. We tried the chocolate lava cake and a seasonal fruit tart - both were spot on. Diane, our server, kept us in the loop on timing, which was nice. A solid spot in Anderson.

The sauces are the star here. The menu rotates, but the consistency in execution is what keeps me coming back. The pan-seared scallops had this incredible brown butter and herb sauce that was just perfect with the sear.

Solid Tex-Mex spot. Our waiter was on it, kept the drinks coming and had a good sense of humor. Made the whole dinner relaxed. The food&#39;s the real deal, exactly what you want from a place like this.

The lamb and beef kabobs with Kabuli rice were the main draw. Both meats were tender and well-seasoned. The rice portion was generous. Solid meal for the price point.

The pretzel bites with beer cheese dip. That&#39;s the thing. The pretzel itself is soft and warm, but the real star is the dip. It&#39;s got a sharp, tangy kick from the beer that cuts through the richness. Could eat a whole bowl of just that dip, honestly.

Warm biscuits were the highlight. So buttery and flaky, addictive really. Chicken was fine, crispy outside. But those biscuits... kept ordering more.

Been coming here for years. The omelette is always cooked just right, not too dry. Fruit plate is a good size, you get your money&#39;s worth. Friendly folks working there.

The chai tea latte was nicely balanced. Not too sweet, just the right amount of spice. The foam was good. I&#39;d get it again.

Brisket burnt ends were on the menu today, got lucky. Really good flavor on the meat, not dry at all. The vinegar slaw cuts through the richness nicely. Solid spot for a casual lunch.

Tommy the sushi chef remembered my name from last time. He&rsquo;s the kind of guy who makes you feel like you belong here, not just another order. The whole team has that vibe. It&rsquo;s a nice change.

The staff here is really friendly and you can tell they care about the place. It&#39;s a family-run spot and that makes it feel nice. The food was pretty good, solid home cooking. A bit on the pricier side for what it is, but overall a fine experience.

The jerk grouper plate is my go-to. Spices are just right, and the rice and beans are solid.

Booked the private area for a group dinner. Food quality is solid, the burger was a standout. Service was efficient. Good for a business meal.

Our server was super helpful with suggestions. The portions are huge, honestly. We couldn&#39;t finish everything and still left stuffed. Good for the price you pay.

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