Guidebook for Anderson
Food Scene
Great steak, pork chops, shrimp and grits in a restored hardware store.
Sabra makes the desserts on site, and you cannot go wrong with any of them! Get it to go if you do not have room left!
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Sullivan's Metropolitan Grill
208 S Main StGreat steak, pork chops, shrimp and grits in a restored hardware store.
Sabra makes the desserts on site, and you cannot go wrong with any of them! Get it to go if you do not have room left!
Mr. Rivers Breakfast Joint
125 N Main StBreakfast! Great Coffee! Daily specials
Great open kitchen, craft beers, fun atmosphere! Try the peanut butter cake!
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Summa Joe's
127 N Main StGreat open kitchen, craft beers, fun atmosphere! Try the peanut butter cake!
Highly recomend the mules, Sunday brunch, chicken and waffles, or even just the chicken fried chicken. Great outdoor seating!
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Earle Street Kitchen and Bar
134 W Earle StHighly recomend the mules, Sunday brunch, chicken and waffles, or even just the chicken fried chicken. Great outdoor seating!
Best cold brew in town! Expanding Fall of 2018! Good sandwiches, smoothies. ice cream, and coffee!
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Figs Beanery and Creamery
200 N Main StBest cold brew in town! Expanding Fall of 2018! Good sandwiches, smoothies. ice cream, and coffee!
Besto
1606 N Main StIconic Anderson old school fast food, try the cathead biscuits!
Great lunch and dinner options, probably my favorite steak downtown. Great bar, usually have live music on Friday and Saturday nights!
Doolittle's
112 N Main StGreat lunch and dinner options, probably my favorite steak downtown. Great bar, usually have live music on Friday and Saturday nights!
Bagels, breakfast and lunch, good local roast coffee. Try a grilled muffin. Great spot near Anderson University
Corner Bagel Bakery & Deli
307 E Greenville StBagels, breakfast and lunch, good local roast coffee. Try a grilled muffin. Great spot near Anderson University
Drinks & Nightlife
Anderson's only craft brewery! Live music and specials! This is where you can usually find my people on a Saturday night!
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Carolina Bauernhaus Brewery & Winery
115 Federal StAnderson's only craft brewery! Live music and specials! This is where you can usually find my people on a Saturday night!
Shopping
Gallery 313
305 N Main StCute frame shop featuring local gifts!
Stock your fridge with wine or pimiento cheese. Featuring local ornaments, tea towels, and coffee mugs. Gaye also carries everything you need for your kitchen set-up!
The Kitchen Emporium & Gifts
418 N Main StStock your fridge with wine or pimiento cheese. Featuring local ornaments, tea towels, and coffee mugs. Gaye also carries everything you need for your kitchen set-up!
CocoBon Chocolatier
111 N Main StChocolate! What else do I need to say?
Arts & Culture
Anderson Arts Center
110 Federal StCheck the schedule for shows and events!
Featuring local theatre company productions! The Market Theatre won a grant in 2015 from the Accelerate Anderson Downtown Challenge and we are all very proud of their progress!
The Market Theatre Company
110 Federal StFeaturing local theatre company productions! The Market Theatre won a grant in 2015 from the Accelerate Anderson Downtown Challenge and we are all very proud of their progress!
Anderson County Museum
202 E Greenville StCute local museum
Parks & Nature
The lake arcs around Anderson so there are lots of access points, but I usually go down Hwy 29 about 20 minutes to the dam, there is a little walking trail out onto the top of the dam (about a mile and half round trip or you can shorten with a dfferent parking lot) but even just the overlook right before the dam has a great view. Its a great spot to watch the sunset. I will also recomend Nami Sushi Bistro or the Galley which are on the lake down Hwy 24, again about 20 minutes away.
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Lake hartwell
399 Bow DrThe lake arcs around Anderson so there are lots of access points, but I usually go down Hwy 29 about 20 minutes to the dam, there is a little walking trail out onto the top of the dam (about a mile and half round trip or you can shorten with a dfferent parking lot) but even just the overlook right before the dam has a great view. Its a great spot to watch the sunset. I will also recomend Nami Sushi Bistro or the Galley which are on the lake down Hwy 24, again about 20 minutes away.