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Where to go on a “friend date” in Greenville

From small bites to terrarium workshops, here’s where you can take your best bud on a “friend date” in Greenville

A field of pink, yellow, and orange flowers in the foreground, and a house and gazebo in the background.

Sometimes you need to stop and smell the flowers. | Photo by Sassafras Flower Farm

Do you and your bestie end up sitting on your couch, eating junk food, and having a Netflix binge session every time you hang out? Why not try something new? Check out this list (chosen by you, our readers) of “friend date” ideas in Greenville.

Sassafras Flower Farm | Elizabeth P.
You can pick your own bouquet of fresh flowers at Sassafras from May to Oct. and enjoy live music every third Thursday during the same period.

Swamp Rabbit Cafe & Grocery and the Prisma Health Swamp Rabbit Trail (SRT) | Ashley M.
Ashley said she and her pals enjoy grabbing a bite to eat from Swamp Rabbit Cafe & Grocery, followed by a nice, leisurely stroll along the SRT.

daydrinkers | Heather R.
Grab a coffee (or adult beverage) with your buddy at daydrinkers and soak up the friendly-feelings. Pro tip: If you want your adult beverage with a local tie, daydrinkers offers brews from Other Lands + Pangea.

The 07 | Annamarie B.
According to Annamarie, the place to be with your besties is The 07 for small bites and drinks. We highly recommend the Crispy Brussels Sprout Salad.

Sun and Soil Plant Parlor | City Editor Stephanie
Did you know that Sun and Soil has a build-your-own terrarium bar? You can either bring your own vessel or choose from one there. All materials and plants are provided, and all you need to do is have a good time.

For the Girls Greenville events | City Editor Danielle
This new group is an extension of the popular “For the Girls Columbia” social club and features unique get-togethers for Greenville women. Grab your girlfriends for the first event is this weekend, Aug. 17, with a picnic in Falls Park.

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