Looking for some of the best pizza in Easley? Merrill’s Pizza has become a local favorite thanks to its giant New York-style pizzas, fresh salads, hearty Italian favorites, and welcoming downtown atmosphere. Whether you’re dining on the outdoor patio before a show at the Doodle Station or picking up a pizza for the family, Merrill’s is a place worth adding to your list of Upstate dining destinations.
Step inside one of Clemson’s oldest surviving buildings. Built in 1893, Calhoun Corners has served as a church, general store, and now one of the Upstate’s most beloved restaurants. Discover the fascinating history behind this Clemson landmark and why it continues to be a favorite destination for locals, alumni, and visitors alike.
Skip the watered-down iced coffee. Dacusville Pizza Stop has a unique build-your-own to-go espresso kit that keeps your espresso fresh until you’re ready to drink it. With separate cups for espresso, milk, cold foam, and ice, you can mix the perfect iced coffee wherever your day takes you.
Planning a fall trip to Table Rock State Park? Discover the best apple orchards within an hour, including U-pick apples, fresh cider donuts, scenic mountain views, family-friendly farms, and seasonal festivals. Use this guide to find the perfect orchard for your next Blue Ridge adventure.
Every summer, Highway 25 north of Travelers Rest becomes an unofficial peach trail. Discover why many Upstate residents believe the sweetest peaches in South Carolina are grown closest to the Blue Ridge Mountains.
Nestled at the intersection of Scenic Highway 11 and Highway 8 in northern Pickens County, Pumpkintown Mountain Opry is more than just a restaurant. This rustic mountain destination combines comfort food, specialty coffee, ice cream, local gifts, and unique roadside attractions, including its famous giant chair and pumpkin photo prop. Whether you’re heading to Table Rock, exploring the mountains, or simply looking for a memorable stop along the Cherokee Foothills Scenic Highway, Pumpkintown Mountain Opry offers a taste of Upstate South Carolina charm.
Looking for fresh South Carolina peaches, locally grown produce, homemade jams, pickles, cider, and country-store favorites? Poinsett Produce has been a beloved roadside stop for generations. Whether you’re stocking up on summer fruit or browsing shelves filled with local specialties, this Upstate tradition is well worth the stop.
Pink Mama’s Ice Cream has become one of downtown Travelers Rest’s sweetest destinations. From homemade waffle bowls and creative sundaes to its iconic pink storefront, here’s why locals and visitors keep coming back for more.
Home Team BBQ in Greenville serves up smoked brisket, pulled pork, ribs, strong frozen cocktails, local craft beer, and six house-made sauces that showcase Southern barbecue traditions. Here’s why this Laurens Road favorite has become one of Greenville’s most popular gathering spots.
A favorite gathering spot in downtown Pickens, Burning Brick Tavern offers hand-pressed burgers, sandwiches, wings, cocktails, and a relaxed atmosphere that keeps locals and visitors coming back.