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Angel’s INKorporated Tattoo Studio is a body art service located in Greenville. Rated 5 stars from 18 Google reviews.

Field House Sports Bar sits on North Poinsett Highway, the main road running through Travelers Rest at the northern edge of the Upstate, which makes it an easy stop coming into town or heading up toward the mountains. Inside it runs loud and lively, with a crowd that mixes younger folks out for the night and locals who have been coming for years, and staff check IDs at the door, so it keeps the feel of a night-out bar rather than a family grill. There is plenty going on beyond the game on the TVs. Pool tables anchor the room, and the calendar fills out with karaoke, trivia, music bingo, and live bands that turn up on weekends. Visitors mention cold beer and well-made drinks, and the bartenders come up again and again for being friendly and quick to keep a glass full. It also runs later than most places in town, one of the few spots up this way still going into the early hours on a weekend night, which pulls the later crowd looking for somewhere to land. Pool tournaments are a regular fixture on the calendar, and karaoke nights are what people tend to mention most.

Greer Flooring Center has sold and installed floors for close to three decades, a locally owned business rather than a corporate storefront, though it belongs to the Flooring America buying cooperative for the warranties and product lines a small store could not stock alone. The showroom runs past 5,000 square feet, carrying carpet, hardwood, luxury vinyl, tile, and laminate from more than forty manufacturers, with an in-house design team to help homeowners and builders match materials to a room and a budget. Its crews also handle residential and commercial installation and hardwood refinishing, serving Greer, Greenville, Spartanburg, Easley, and Anderson. Reviewers return to how carefully the staff pins down a match: one customer photographed an existing floor and had a sample tile mailed out to confirm the color before ordering. Others point to refinishing on century-old hardwood and steady follow-up from selection through install.

Great Wall has been a fixture on Wade Hampton in Taylors for years, the family-run kitchen a lot of people on this side of town name first for Chinese food at home. Plenty of households have made it their steady go-to, ordering the same favorites long enough to know the menu by heart. The setup is takeout-first: a casual counter with a few booths, built for calling ahead, grabbing a bag, and eating at your own table. What brings people back is the food and how much of it there is. Portions run generous enough to stretch into a second meal, prices sit at the easy end, and the menu covers the familiar Chinese-American range, from General Tso's and sesame chicken to lo mein, pork fried rice, and egg rolls that reviewers keep singling out. A couple of things set it apart. The kitchen will make General Tso's and other dishes with white meat for a small upcharge, which not every spot nearby bothers with, and people who go for the sesame chicken often ask for an extra side of the sauce to dip. Order takeout here enough times and you will settle on your own usual, the way most folks along Wade Hampton already have.

Redland Electric is a Duncan shop built around a master electrician, David Tkach, who started it in 2021 after a five-year union apprenticeship and years working as a journeyman. The work runs from a single fixture swap or panel repair to a full home rewire, plus new installations, inspections, and Level 2 EV charger setups. It is locally owned rather than a franchise, and it takes both residential and commercial jobs across the Greenville-Spartanburg area, serving Greer, Simpsonville, Mauldin, Taylors, Easley, and Spartanburg alongside Duncan. What customers keep returning to in their reviews is consistent: quick scheduling, careful and clean work, and a crew that leaves a room looking like no one was ever there.

The Kingston Nachos are the dish that put One Love on the map: Jamaican jerk chicken piled over loaded nachos, the plate that took first place at Fall for Greenville in 2017. The Hawaiian Stack, a grilled BBQ pulled pork sandwich, won the same festival the following year, and both are still on the menu. Those are the calling cards, but the cooking ranges wide, pulling Caribbean, Latin, and Southern flavors onto the same plate. You will find loaded nachos, yellow rice bowls, taco triplets, and grilled Stacks on Texas toast, tied together with house sauces like the Sunset Sauce and Jerkziki. The vegetarian and vegan lineup is unusually deep for a food truck, with coconut-glazed tofu, barbecue jackfruit, and plant-based versions of most of the meat dishes. One Love has run since 2016 and bills itself as the longest-running food truck in the Upstate. It is family-owned and works public and private events around Simpsonville and the wider Upstate, closing in on a decade of catching people at festivals and pop-ups.

Coffee Corner is a coffee shop and cafe on West Main Street in Easley, with a food-store side to it as well, so it works as much for picking something up as for settling in with a cup. It keeps weekday hours from early morning into the mid-afternoon, which makes it an easy daytime stop for anyone working, running errands, or passing through this corner of the Upstate.

Flawless Artistry is a makeup artist located in Greenville SC. Rated 4.9 stars from 50 Google reviews.