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Saw a new place under construction in Spartanburg called Sourdough & Co. I just looked them up and saw there's a location already in GVL. Never heard of them before today.
The old Railhouse in Fountain Inn has reopened as Garcia's Mexican Restaurant.
Place appears to be pretty well packed everytime I go by it. Ate there a couple of weeks ago on a Friday that was just a few days after they opened. They were having some normal "Getting your feet wet" moments. Nothing major. I was mildly disappointed in the margarita.. Mexican restaurant should have great ones.. Theirs was just OK. the boy liked the quesadillas he got.. I forget what I had, but it was good.
The old Railhouse in Fountain Inn has reopened as Garcia's Mexican Restaurant.
Place appears to be pretty well packed everytime I go by it. Ate there a couple of weeks ago on a Friday that was just a few days after they opened. They were having some normal "Getting your feet wet" moments. Nothing major. I was mildly disappointed in the margarita.. Mexican restaurant should have great ones.. Theirs was just OK. the boy liked the quesadillas he got.. I forget what I had, but it was good.
The new one on the 385 end of Georgia street in Fountain Inn opened recently. (I forget the name.) Avoid it!!
what was the story about the one on Wade Hampton? If I'm not mistaken, that location never opened. They built it and just never opened it.. If it was open, it wasn't open very long.
I'm actually struggling to remember where exactly it was located.. Hopefully someone can read my mind and know what I'm talking about here.
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