Greenville, SC

Make sure you go to Reedy Falls Park. If you didn’t know already they have a legit Western North Carolina size water fall in the middle of downtown. They have a cool bridge that wraps around to view it.

There’s restaurants around there and the river.

Falls Park

I watched a game at Hall of Fame Sports Grill. Not a watch party but tons of tvs.

Walking along Swamp Rabbit Trail to Pangaea Brewing, Southernside Brewing, and The Community Tap is fun.

Pangaea makes solid pizza and Southernside has a big outdoor space, live music, and some arcade games.

Could make for a solid afternoon with the family:

We went there a few months ago. One of my favorite towns. We stayed at the Grand Bohemian. Great bourbon bar and also a great brunch spot. We ate at Halls Chophouse and Jianna. Enjoyed both. New Realm has a nice taphouse across the street from the baseball field.

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My only warning: there is a bagel/breakfast joint just off downtown. They steam their bagels. It was a maddening discovery. I don't know the name, but I wandered into G'ville unwarned. You don't have to.

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He’s referring to Sully’s Steamers. And yea they are pretty good. Another breakfast place I’d highly recommend (even moreso) is Biscuit Head

Depends what you are looking for in Greenville. Shopping? You can check out Haywood Mall. Feeling like a little outdoorsy without rising to the hiking level? Try Lake Conestee Nature preserve. Or would you rather bike? Then the swamp rabbit trail.

Lots of microbreweries in Greenville. The reason for this is secondary to the low level of impurities in the water system. Yeehaw is right downtown but honestly kind of mid. I’d recommend you check out Southernsides in Unity park which is a more typically brewery atmosphere and with more games and things of that nature.

Let me know if you have any questions

We went last year and enjoyed it. We're more bars and burgers than making reservations type people. But these 3 really stood out to us.

1. Unity park with the two breweries across from each other is amazing spot to just spend half a day watching people and enjoying the sun with great beer and snacks. We stayed in the Hampton Inn on the river and it was a nice walk to the park across a fairly busy street, but it's number 1 on my list for a reason.

2. Le Petit Croissant. I haven't seen this on anyone's list ever but we stumbled on it. This place makes the most amazing croissants and sandwiches. It's small and kinda hole in the wall, but they do an exceptional job and don't skimp on size and everything is made there.

3. Jack Brown's beer and burger joint. I realize this brand has a couple locations. Dive bar feel but awesome burgers. Great quality food cooked where you can see it. Prefer this much more than Grill Marks.

I realize most people on the travel board are high class elite diners. We tried Jianna but honestly it didn't stand out as anything we couldn't get at home. Same with the chop house. That's not to say it's not great. It is. We just like to find quirky well done food or experiences we can't get at home when we travel.