Entertainment Districts in Greer

Downtown Greer presents a revitalized railroad-town Main Street with restaurants between Greenville and Spartanburg.

Downtown Travelers Rest presents breweries and restaurants along the Swamp Rabbit Trail north of Greenville in the Blue Ridge foothills.

Easley presents restaurants and bars serving the Upstate near Greenville and Clemson.

Falls Park on the Reedy presents a scenic waterfall and pedestrian Liberty Bridge in the heart of downtown Greenville, anchoring the Main Street entertainment district.

Fluor Field, a mini replica of Fenway Park, presents sports bars and restaurants serving Greenville Drive baseball crowds in the West End.

Greenville's Main Street is consistently ranked among America's best downtown streets — a walkable entertainment corridor of restaurants, bars, galleries, and shops in a city that has completed one of the most celebrated urban turnarounds in American history. The removal of a highway bridge over the Reedy River, replaced with Falls Park and the iconic Liberty Bridge pedestrian bridge, has created an entertainment district of extraordinary beauty that serves the fastest-growing city in South Carolina.

Main Street Greenville presents a tree-lined downtown corridor of restaurants and bars near the Reedy River Falls Park, regularly ranked among America's best downtowns.

Simpsonville presents restaurants and bars serving Greenville's southern suburbs in the Upstate.

West End Greenville presents restaurants and bars near Fluor Field, a converted historic textile-mill district along the Reedy River.