This sandwich is aptly named “The Price is Right.” | Photo by Grazeland Deli
Looking for lunch in Greenville that won’t cost an arm and a leg? We’ve got you. Take a peek at these 15+ places you can grab lunch for $10 or less.
Sandwiches, wraps, and bowls
GrazeLand Deli Grab a sandwich or sub made with love and thank us later for the recommendation.
Pita House Snag any salad or pita sandwich from Pita House for less than $10.
Tacos
Willy Taco Snag a few tacos (City Editor Stephanie recommends the Southern Tide) or a burrito bowl and have yourself a fiesta.
Holy Molli Snag select tacos, burritos, salads, or burrito bowls for under $10.
Taste the rainbow. Photo by Kuka Juice
Fast and casual
Kuka Juice Looking for a meal on the go? Grab a smoothie or juice.
We’re so eggs-cited to eat this. | Photo by Biscuit Head
Cheat day
Biscuit Head Visit one of City Editor Stephanie’s favorite restaurants in Greenville and chow down on a cat head biscuit (literally a biscuit the size of a cat’s head).
When it comes to lunchtime, which option do you prefer: eating at home/work or eating out?
A. I prefer eating at home/work — I enjoy cooking and preparing meals myself. B. I prefer eating out — I enjoy trying new restaurants and cuisines. C. I like a mix of both — I enjoy the convenience of eating out and the comfort of home-cooked meals D. It depends on the occasion or my mood
Success With Seeds | 6:30-7:30 p.m. | Greenville County Library System’s Anderson Road Branch | Free | Enjoy an informative presentation about the history of propagation, seed anatomy + how to collect, preserve, and successfully plant seeds.
Virtual Writing Sessions at the Inkwell | 7-9 p.m. | Virtual | $0+ | Whether you’re crafting your next masterpiece, polishing poetry, or editing your work-in-progress, this is your dedicated time to write.
Tuesday, Jan. 28
Chautauqua Talk: Lucille Ball | 7-8:30 p.m. | Hughes Main Library | Free | Discover the life and legacy of this comedic actress and participate in a Q+A session.
“The Legacy Project: A Dance of Hope” | 7-8:30 p.m. | McAlister Auditorium | $5 | The Furman University Theatre Arts Department + Carolyn Dorfman Dance present an evening of dancing commemorating National Holocaust Remembrance Day.
Wednesday, Jan. 29
In Conversation with Elaine Neil Orr | 5:30-7 p.m. | M. Judson Booksellers | Free entry | This Nigerian-born local author will discuss her new book, “Dancing Woman.”
Cake & Whiskey | 6-8 p.m. | Zen | Free | Bring a friend + create an environment where businesswomen can meet, talk about both business and life outside of work, and make genuine connections that will lead naturally into networking.
Friday, Jan. 31
Visit Haywood Ice Stroll — Ice Fest Weekend | 5-8 p.m. | Downtown Waynesville, Waynesville, NC | Free | Experience downtown Waynesville like never before with enchanting ice sculptures lining the streets, cozy treats from local businesses, fire dancers, a photo booth, live glass blowing, and more.*
Date night idea: “Jane Anger” at The Warehouse Theatre
Presented by The Warehouse Theatre
Tinasha LaRayé plays the titular Jane Anger and Liam MacDougall plays William Shakespeare in The Warehouse Theatre’s upcoming comedy. | Photo by Will Crooks
Ready for a play that will make you laugh about the pandemic? ...The 1606 one, that is?
Enter: “Jane Anger,” opening at The Warehouse Theatre on Friday, Jan. 31, and running through Feb. 16. If Monty Python is more your speed than Masterpiece Theatre — or maybe you just think theatre can take itself a bit too seriously sometimes — this play is for you.
Directed by Anne Kelly Tromsness, it’s an uproarious comedy full of surprises (read: leave the kids at home for this one).
According to a quote from the Clemson University baseball head coach, Clemson will begin selling beer at its home baseball games. The liquor license Clemson currently has includes indoor facilities for some of its sports, but does not currently include football. (USAtoday)
Sports
Spreaking of Clemson... Clemson football dropped the schedule for seven of its 12 regular season games, including its game against LSU on Aug. 30 at Clemson University. The other five will be announced tonight at 9 p.m. on ACC Network and ESPN2.
Mansion Monday
What has four bedrooms, five bathrooms, a private balcony, a brick fireplace, and a library with custom cabinetry? This home near Haynie-Sirrine. Happy Mansion Monday.
Announced
Greenville County says 1 million+ cubic yards of debris from Helene have been collected and crews are in the phase of “collecting large stumps and stumps with roots attached, which require specialized equipment.” (Greenville Journal)
Health
Prisma Health named Sharyl Smith as its new executive vice president + chief strategy officer. Bringing 20 years of experience with her, Smith most recently served in senior leadership roles at McLaren Health Care and the Detroit Medical Center. (Upstate Business Journal)
Plan Ahead
We love love. Mark your calendar for Saturday, Feb. 8 and head to Scout’s Doughnuts in Overbrook for the Love Your Neighbor Market. Enjoy an afternoon of shopping Valentine’s Day goodies from local vendors, with 10% of proceeds going to three after school programs.
Coming Soon
We’re gonna need a bigger boat animal hospital. Oasis Animal Hospital and Emergency Center is opening a new, bigger location beside the Mauldin Library this spring. The space will feature 14 exam rooms, three surgical centers, and an emergency center. (The Post and Courier Greenville)
Leaks don’t just ruin your day — they can damage your home. Get a free quote from Remodel Your Home to connect with roofing pros who specialize in leak-proof solutions.*
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If there’s one thing I love more than good food, it’s good food on a budget. If you grab a bite to eat from our list, be sure to tag us in your “phone eats first” photos.
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