Taste of Greenville
City Tour, 2-22 Miles
+ Overview
Explore Jordan Rumsey's favorite culinary spots downtown and off the Swamp Rabbit Trail.
ABOUT THE CURATOR
Jordan Rumsey
I have lived and worked in Greenville for a few years now and it's incredible to see how much it has all grown! The best part of the city is that people invest in the culture - starting small businesses, creating bike lanes, and shopping local! I can show you which restaurants allow dogs out on the patio while you have brunch or beer as well as some great farm-to-table spots to grab a bite! I am very passionate about exploring and giving back to my community because I love it here!
Google Map
To open this is Google Maps on your phone:
Click the star ★ on the map above
Launch Google Maps on your phone
Menu to "Your Places"
Click "Bikabout Greenville: Taste of Greenville"
Ride with GPS
To open this in Ride with GPS on you phone:
Download the RideWithGPS app
Launch app
Menu to "search routes" for Greenville
When you find "Taste of Greenville", click 3 dots and select, "Ride This"
+ Map & Logistics
PRINTABLE MAP
For a printable map in PDF or JPEG, click the "Download Map" button above.
BIKE SHARE
- Greenville B-cycle (bike share)- $5 daily for sturdy city bike with front basket, lights, fully enclosed chain guard and skirt guard.
RENTALS
- Reedy Rides- $30+ daily for city, kids bikes and trailers
WHAT TO BRING? Water bottle to refill, cash for food stops
+ Eats & Drinks
1. ROOST RESTAURANT | 220 N Main St, Greenville | www.roostrestaurant.com | 864-298-2424
Great food, farm-to-table. Captures the "eat local" vibe of Greenville. Their breakfast buffet is "an ever changing array of freshly made and respectfully crafted selections." M-F 6a-11pm / Sa-Su 6:30a-11pm
2. SWAMP RABBIT CAFE AND GROCERY | 205 Cedar Lane Rd, Greenville | www.swamprabbitcafe.com | 864-255-3385
Specializes in locally-grown and produced foods, serving breakfast, lunch, dinner, coffee, & drinks. Also a local farmer’s market. M-F 7:30a-7p / Sa-Su 8a-6p
3. WHISTLE STOP AT THE AMERICAN CAFE | 109 S Main St, Travelers Rest | www.whistlestopattheamericancafe.com | 864-944-7853
A a bike-friendly lunch spot where people can order their food and take it up to "Victoria Station,"-- the outdoor rooftop dining area which sports another rock fireplace and overlooks both the trail below, and the quaint little Methodist Church, built in the late 1800's! M-Th 11a-8:30p / F-Sa 11a-9:30p / Su 11a-3p
4. COFFEE UNDERGROUND | 1 E Coffee St, Greenville | www.coffeeunderground.info | 864-298-0494
Locally owned coffee house & cafe specializing in freshly made desserts & coffee roasted on premises. M-Th 7a-10p / F 7a-11p / Sa 8a-11p / Su 8a-10p
5. DARK CORNER DISTILLERY | 14 S Main St, Greenville | www.darkcornerdistillery.com | 864-631-1144
Craft micro distillery focusing on producing small batches of Moonshine, aged whiskey, gin, absinthe and other distilled spirits while educating locals and tourists alike about our the Appalachian heritage. M-Sa 11a-7p
6. SMILEY'S ACOUSTIC CAFÉ | 111 Augusta St, Greenville | www.smileysacousticcafe.com | 864-282-8988
Considered Greenville's Best Kept Secret because of the homemade food and free live music. M-F 4p-2a
Liberty Bridge over Falls Park
+ Sights
A. FALLS PARK ON THE REEDY 601 S Main St, Greenville | www.fallspark.com | 864-467-4350
Serves as an oasis within the city - a grassy park where people gather to work, play and celebrate life near a beautiful waterfall.
B. FURMAN UNIVERSITY 3300 Poinsett Hwy, Greenville | furman.edu | 864-294-2000
750-acre campus featuring an Asian garden, a replica of Henry David Thoreau's cabin, the David E. Shi Center for Sustainability, a Florentine bell tower, a spring-fed lake, 13 miles of paved trails through the woodlands for hiking and biking and an 18-hole golf course.
Swamp Rabbit Trail
