Cartwright Food Hall — Restaurant in Greer

Alright, folks! Gather 'round and prepare yourselves for a mouthwatering adventure at the Cartwright Food Hall in Greer, South Carolina. This place is like a foodie's paradise, where flavors collide and taste buds do a happy dance. Now, let me tell you, this place had me laughing and munching at the same time - it's like a comedy club for your taste buds!

As I walked into Cartwright Food Hall, I was greeted by an ambiance that screamed "food heaven." Seriously, it was like stepping into a culinary carnival. The food stalls were lined up like eager players on a football field, ready to tackle my hunger. And boy, did they deliver!

Let's start with the BBQ joint - Smokin' Ribs. Their ribs were so tender, they practically fell off the bone like a classic Dad joke falls flat on its face. The smoky flavor was so good, it had me whispering "Sweet baby back ribs, you make me wanna do the touchdown dance!" Trust me, folks, this place is a slam dunk for all you BBQ lovers out there.

Moving on to Mama Mia's Pizzeria, where I had a pizza that made me say, "Hey, kids, do you know why the tomato turned red? Because it saw the salad dressing!" The cheesy goodness and perfectly crispy crust had me in stitches. It's like they put laughter in every bite!

Now, let's talk about the Asian fusion stall, Wok This Way. Their dishes had me laughing with joy and saying, "Hey, did you hear about the chef who got arrested? He got caught whisking away all the flavors!" The General Tso's Chicken was a knockout in flavor, and their lo mein was a slam dunk.

But wait, there's more! Cartwright Food Hall also had a seafood spot called Catch of the Day. Let me tell you, folks, their shrimp were so fresh, they practically jumped out of the ocean and onto my plate. It's like they had their own stand-up routine, saying, "Hey, Kirk, why did the shrimp go to the comedy club? Because it heard the drinks were on the house!"

Overall, Cartwright Food Hall in Greer, South Carolina, is a culinary experience that'll have you rolling in laughter and deliciousness. The variety of food options and the vibrant atmosphere make it a touchdown for any food lover. So, gather your family, tell your cheesiest jokes, and head on down to this foodie paradise. Trust me, folks, it's a taste sensation that'll leave you...

This was the second time I had eaten that white wine and butter. The Decour is the typical industrial look, which is very common for this area. First time I had ordered kale salad. Yes it was $10 but pretty tasty and very generous size but still the $62 bill for four modest bowl meals was questionable. The second time we had three with us two of us ordered the kale salad with what was supposedly creole chicken. It was grilled chicken with very little flavoring. It was still good but it was a dinner size salad bowl. The Louisiana chicken dip was tasty but when the bill came in at about $72, I was stunned people, This is a self-serve, clean up you own plate establishment, charging premium prices. I get the cost of food is gone up, but I could’ve gone down the street had a meal, bread, silverware glass etc been waited on, served, and the table would’ve been cleaned up for that kind of money. To top it off, I find it offensive to be ask for a tip from someone who is the order taker. It is their job . Especially when they don’t even come out and bring you your food. I dine world wide from 0 to 5 star+ and have never had this experience til coming to this area. Returning to this type of dining and establishment is a style I care not for , even if the chef did...

I don’t think I can sufficiently say how AMAZING this place is. Greer is known for being a small business hub. Cartwright Food Hall highlights that even more with local people serving the cuisines that are their cultural or geographical specialty. It’s a great place to go by yourself for lunch or with a friend, and it’s even kid friendly enough to bring your little ones. I’ve now tried every spot the food hall has to offer and my favorite thing is to get one item from each place and share family style. My must haves include: coffee from Flying Fox, a Cuban sandwich from Empanada Shack, plantains from Mi Irie, literally any sushi roll or bao from Momo’s Sushi, and the white wine butter pasta with shrimp from White Wine and Butter. I recently got the opportunity to talk to one of the owners, Val. He was so friendly and truly wanted to know what my experience was and what improvements I would suggest. I can’t say enough how much I love Cartwright Food Hall. It’s a place I’m proud to show...