Food destinations within easy reach of Greenville. worth the train, the rental car or the early start.

Worth the trip

Asheville, North Carolina ★ 4.7

60 minutes by carI-26 north from Greenville

Famous for: Mountain Appalachian cuisine, craft beer capital, Michelin Green Star Italian at Luminosa

Asheville sits sixty minutes northwest of Greenville on I-26: Cúrate Spanish tapas, Chai Pani Indian, the country's densest brewery scene, Michelin lists.

Travelers Rest, South Carolina ★ 4.5

20 minutes by car or by Swamp Rabbit Trail bike rideUS-25 north or the Swamp Rabbit Trail from Greenville

Famous for: Topsoil's Michelin Guide kitchen, Sidewall Pizza original, Swamp Rabbit Brewery

Travelers Rest sits twenty minutes north of Greenville on the Swamp Rabbit Trail: Topsoil's Michelin Guide-listed farm-to-table, the original Sidewall Pizza.

Spartanburg, South Carolina ★ 4.0

45 minutes by carI-85 east from Greenville

Famous for: Hub-City coffee culture, Cribb's Kitchen Southern, FR8yard food hall

Spartanburg sits forty-five minutes east of Greenville: Cribb's Kitchen Southern downtown, Hub-City Empanadas, the FR8yard food and drink yard.

Hendersonville, North Carolina ★ 4.0

40 minutes by carI-26 north from Greenville

Famous for: Apple orchard country, North Carolina apple festival every September

Hendersonville sits forty minutes north in the Blue Ridge foothills: apple orchards (the state's apple basket), the Apple Festival every September.

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