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- CCourtneySouth Carolina •1 review5.0Dined 2 days agoAmazing!! This is my 2nd time coming and I will definitely keep coming back. The food is beyond delicious and the service is outstanding. The atmosphere is so nice- the bar side is a little more lively and the casual dining side is very quiet and cozy. Love it here!!More infoBlue Heron RestaurantPrice: Expensive• Contemporary American• Clemson / Central•4.2
- JJanBaltimore / Maryland •3 reviews5.0Dined 2 days agoWe had a great time tonight! We sat in the bar, ordered the three course meals and a bottle of wine and thoroughly enjoyed ourselves. Grace was our server and she was fabulous and made us feel like we were the only ones in the place. We will be back!More infoRick Erwin's ClemsonPrice: Expensive• American• Clemson / Central•4.7
- JJillVIPSouth Carolina •6 reviews5.0Dined 2 days agoWe always have an excellent meal at Soby's and this is our go-to restaurant whenever we see a show at the Peace Center. We both ordered from the restaurant week menu: she-crab soup, salmon, and caramel semi-freddo. The salmon special was a large portion and so flavorful. The she-crab soup was also excellent. This is the first restaurant I always suggest to visitors as they always provide great service plus exceptional and innovative dishes.More infoSoby'sPrice: Moderate• Contemporary American• Greenville•4.8
- JJOANWest Virginia •1 review5.0Dined on Jan 10, 2025Our service was phenomenal! Chef did extremely well with seasoning and presentation. One thing to definitely try is the bacon basalmic vinaigrette sauce. It is very complementary to the steak and pork !More infoMadison'sPrice: Expensive• Southern• Highlands / Sapphire•4.8
- EEdwardVIPUtah •36 reviews4.0Dined on Jan 9, 2025Food is always good. Service is puzzling. Staff seems to hide. A bottle of wine order always seems like they ran down the road to a store to find what you ordered. Staff is nice but could be more attentive and available. Price is very fair for the quality.More infoThe Restaurant at The GreystonePrice: Expensive• American• Highlands / Sapphire•4.8
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