Spartanburg, an historic city in the Upstate of South Carolina, is a great place to visit. The downtown area is a popular gathering place and the hub for a variety of fun things to do. Spartanburg offers lots of family friendly activities and events. Visitors to town will be pleased to find a number of excellent dining options available to them. Here are some of the most popular. Lime Leaf Thai Cuisine, at 101 East Main Street, is one of downtown Spartanburg’s most popular restaurants. Their diverse menu offers mild, hot, and vegetarian entrees as well as classic curry and noodle dishes. They are open for lunch and dinner. Lime Leaf has been voted Best Thai Restaurant in Spartanburg.

Miyako Sushi, located at 116 Magnolia Street, is also in the heart of downtown. This restaurant offers authentic Japanese menu items, including a large selection of sushi, noodle dishes, and Asian appetizers. Lunch is served from 11:30am-2:00pm weekdays. Dinner is served nightly. Miyako Sushi has a full bar. Capri’s Italian Restaurant has been a family owned local favorite since 1944. There are two locations in Spartanburg: 1927 Boiling Springs Road and 1600 John B. White Sr. Boulevard. The menu features a wide array of Italian and American items, including baked spaghetti, lasagna, Italian subs, and pizza. Monday-Friday hours are 11am-10pm. Saturday and Sunday hours are 5pm-10pm.

Gerhard’s Café, at 1200 East Main Street, offers two choices for dining. There is a formal dining room and a casual Biergarten. The menu has traditional German fare such as Wiener schnitzel, but also has steaks and seafood. The Biergarten menu includes specialty pizzas. There is a full bar and a great selection of German beers. Gerhard’s Café serves dinner Monday-Thursday from 5:30-10pm and Friday and Saturday from 5:30-10:30pm. Hickory Tavern, located at 143 Fernwood Drive, is a popular sports bar and grill. Their casual lunch and dinner menu includes sandwiches, burgers, chicken, steaks, and wings. Patrons can watch the game on one of their many TVs or enjoy the live music on Friday nights.

Tags: Restaurant, Seafood, South Carolina

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