Greenville, South Carolina, is chock-full of eclectic shopping, drinking, and dining.
Still, it feels like one of the South’s best-kept secrets.
you might’t go wrong with the breakfast bagel (bacon, egg, and American cheese).
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Biscuit Head: About a mile south of downtown Greenville lies Biscuit Head, famous for its flaky biscuits.
Don’t miss the house-made salsas and horchata, either.
(The homemade cinnamon rolls and frozen coffee frappes are a must.)
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Dinner
Jianna: This second-floor Italian eatery is known for its house-made pastas and freshly shucked oysters.
have a go at snag a seat on the patio, which offers views of Falls Park.
Don’t miss the fried pickles paired with the brewery’s brand-new, award-winning frozen tequila slushy.
Tim Robinson
And the warm, friendly staff makes the experience all the more worthwhile.
(Plus, you only pay for what you pour.)
Even better, the owner, Tina, is knowledgable and passionate.
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Plus, guests can choose from 100-plus scent varietals.
Along the way, you’re able to stop at breweries, coffee shops, and parks.
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