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Where in Greenville can you find a nice Sunday Brunch/Jazz Brunch? The one at Ford's was really kind of crappy and now they are closed, from what I understand. The quality of the food is more important than the ambience, if that matters. TIA
Where in Greenville can you find a nice Sunday Brunch/Jazz Brunch? The one at Ford's was really kind of crappy and now they are closed, from what I understand. The quality of the food is more important than the ambience, if that matters. TIA
I've not eaten there, but City Range on Haywood advertises a Jazz Brunch.
Blues Boulevard in RiverPlace and CityRange on Haywood Road both have jazz brunches on Sundays. And you can still get tickets to the Euphoria 2015 jazz brunch, a once-a-year event coming up on Sept. 20.
For Sunday brunch minus the jazz, try The Bohemian Cafe, Tupelo Honey, Another Broken Egg Cafe, Moe Joe Coffee and Music House, Cafe Verdae in the Embassy Suites, Soby's, Rick Erwin's Nantucket Seafood, High Cotton, Brick City Grille, Spoonbread Restaurant in the Westin Poinsett, Roost in the Hyatt Regency, Larkins on the river. Nose Dive, The Lazy Goat, Bonefish Grill or even Sushi Hana on Haywood Road!
But wait, there's more! I missed Southern Culture Kitchen & Bar (with live music; see web site for schedule), The Green Room, Passarelle Bistro, Rare Steak House on the Piazza, Stellar Restaurant and Wine Bar, Chicora Alley and Blue Ridge Brewing Company.
Two more suggestions that don't fit the definition of Sunday brunch but are worth considering. The Trappe Door doesn't actually have a brunch, but their regular lunch menu is very good, and it opens at 11:30. And for a Saturday road trip, definitely check out Grits & Groceries in Belton. Sadly, it isn't open on Sundays, you have to get there early, and you can almost certainly expect a wait for a table, especially on days when the weather precludes al fresco seating.
Lyric, I tried to rep you EVEN more but CD won't allow it
Grits and Groceries is one of my FAVS. Joe and Heidi (owners) are really awesome folks and Joe actually worked for Emeril Lagasse (pastries) at one point. I love that place and am a bit of a groupie...I follow them around to their difft remote locations/Farmers' Markets I'm going to compile all of these into a list and circulate to my friends on FB.....I have foodie friends too. Thanks again! I'm going to research each of these to see if any have pet-friendly patios....that will be the ULTIMATE Sunday family outing for us.
Yet another Saturday/Sunday brunch venue opened in downtown Greenville less than two weeks ago. The Playwright, 401 River Street, opens at 9 a.m. on both weekend days. http://www.highstreethospitality.com...right-Menu.pdf
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