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10 soups worth grabbing a spoon for at Greenville restaurants
Welcome to the South, where soup season doesn't require snow or freezing temperatures. Sometimes all it takes is a cloudy afternoon and a crisp breeze before we pull out our favorite hoodie and reach for a warm bowl of soup. To help narrow down the options, the Greenville News visited three Greenville restaurants serving standout soups, ranging from seasonal creations to comforting classics. Soups available at Good to Go, Jasmine Kitchen and The Pantry Red Pepper Dill Bisque | Good to Go GVL Broccoli Cheddar Soup | Good to Go GVL Southwest Mexican Chicken Soup | Good to Go GVL Autumn Corn Bisque | Jasmine Kitchen Chicken Wild Rice Soup | Jasmine Kitchen Chicken and Stars Soup | Jasmine Kitchen Halloween-Inspired Beet Soup | Jasmine Kitchen Chicken and Butternut Squash Soup | The Pantry by Emily's Table Tomato Basil Soup | The Pantry by Emily's Table New Orleans-Style Gumbo | The Pantry by Emily's Table From comforting classics and seasonal specialties to creative chef-driven creations, these are the soups worth trying around Greenville this fall. Good to Go GVL Address: 209 W. Antrim Drive, Suite B, Greenville Hours: Monday-Friday, 9 a.m.-6 p.m.; Saturday, 10 a.m.-4 p.m.; Closed Sunday Address: 330
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Pizzeria at former Tanner’s Big Orange adds a sign, but still no opening date
Cugino Forno, a North Carolina-based pizzeria, now has a sign at its planned Greenville location. In a social media post on Oct. 19, the business updated its progress at 322 S. Pleasantburg Drive, the former site of Tanner’s Big Orange. “Greenville, it’s official we have a sign,” the Facebook...
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‘Dine Out for Mom’ returns for 20th year with nearly 200 restaurants
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This German Bakery In South Carolina Makes You Feel Like You Crossed An Ocean
A German pastry chef reached America by baking on a cruise ship. Then he settled in South Carolina and opened a bakery that’s still running more than 75 years later. That chef trained as a Baker Konditor starting at age 14. Some of his original recipes from 1947 still turn up in the glass cases today.
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A Real Philly Cheesesteak Craving Is Worth The Drive To This South Carolina Spot Tucked Inside Old Grain Silos
Some sandwiches are worth a road trip, and the cheesesteak at Inky’s in Easley is one of them. This family-owned spot serves Philly-style sandwiches inside a set of old grain silos, which gives every meal a rustic, small-town feel. Folks drive in from Columbia, Due West, and even swing...
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You’ll Need A Full Day For The South Carolina Flea Market That’s Big Enough To Turn Into A Road Trip
A quick stop at Anderson Jockey Lot and Farmers Market easily becomes a whole day of looking, tasting, and saying, “Wait, what is that?”. With tables of used goods, shops selling new items, fresh produce, and snacks, there is plenty to see, but the best finds may take time and a little patience.
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This ’50s-Style Restaurant In South Carolina Will Transport You Straight Back To The Good Old Days
Here’s a question worth sitting with for a moment: when did eating out get so complicated?. Somewhere along the way, going to a restaurant started requiring research, reservations, and a working knowledge of whatever ingredient is currently having its cultural moment. The Original Clock Drive-In in Greenville, South Carolina...