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- JJaneCharlotte •2 reviews5.0Dined 1 day agoMy party of four had a wonderful experience at Soby’s last night. On a very crowded night, we were seated in a nice booth and were greeted by a waiter who answered all our questions about menu options and provided recommendations when asked. The entrees we chose were all well-received and shared across the table. Oh, I forgot to mention THE FOOD IS OUTSTANDING! At the end of the night we all agreed we would come back whenever we were in Greenville!More infoSoby'sPrice: Moderate• Contemporary American• Greenville•4.7
- GGregSouth Carolina •7 reviews5.0Dined 1 day agoJames was an excellent waiter! Our drinks were outstanding…kudos to the bartender who made me a perfect Old Fashioned. Steaks were to to exact requests. I can’t say enough good about Rick Erwin’s. Every facet of the restaurant is well done. From the hosts, to the service, to the food. Other restaurants should take their staffs to RE’s to show them how it should be done. I used to own a restaurant, so I am hyper critical and RE’s is run exactly how it should be done.More infoRick Erwin's ClemsonPrice: Expensive• American• Clemson / Central•4.8
- MmarinrlaSouth Carolina •1 review5.0Dined 5 days agoEverything was wonderful!! Our table was ready when we arrived and we ordered appetizers and dinner and everything was delicious. Thank you for a wonderful experience!More infoBlue Heron RestaurantPrice: Expensive• Contemporary American• Clemson / Central•4.2
- RRonald & SonyaSouth Carolina •1 review5.0Dined 7 days agoEverything was absolutely fantastic! The service was wonderful. The servants were attentive, knowledgeable , and accommodating. The ambiance was engaging ,tasteful, attractive and elegant. The food was blissful. Sullivan's is definitely a must visit each time we come to town.More infoSullivan's Metropolitan GrillPrice: Expensive• American• Anderson•4.7
- VVincentAtlanta Metro •78 reviews5.0Dined on 14 Dec 2024Warm environment. Great food. Nice people Interesting cocktails.More infoerica wood fire bistro & raw barPrice: Expensive• Bistro• Pendleton•4.9
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