It’s official. Greenville is in the Michelin Guide for the first time in history. The inaugural American South Guide was unveiled at the Peace Center last night.
Scoundrel was the city’s only restaurant to earn a star — one star means it’s “Worth a stop.”
Scoundrel just made Greenville history. | Photo by Jeremy Krauze
“It’s the hottest table in town, and reservations are a must, though seats at the bar feel far from a consolation prize,” Michelin’s news release says about the Main Street spot.
There are other ways to earn a mention in the guide, and four other local restaurants (and one Charleston spot with a Greenville location) did just that.
Holiday Fair benefiting Rotary Club of Greenville | Thursday, Dec. 4-Sunday, Dec. 7 | 10 a.m.-6 p.m. | Greenville Convention Center | $9+ | Holiday Fair is a cherished tradition in the Upstate, bringing the joy of the season to families, friends, and holiday enthusiasts alike. Holiday Fair benefits the Rotary Club of Greenville.*
Swap the wine glass for this NC-based cannabis beverage
Presented by Naternal
Founded by a husband + wife team, Naternal aims to provide safe, reliable THC and CBD products. | Photos provided by Naternal
54%. That’s how many US adults say they consume alcohol, the lowest percentage ever in a 90-year trend according to Gallup.
If you’re looking for alternatives to booze, Carolinas-based hemp brand Naternal has a solution. Naternal’s THC beverages offer a satisfying experience, with zero hangover.
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Greenville County Schools’ graduation rate hit a record 90.6% in 2025 — up 18 points since 2012. State report cards also showed 85% of grads met college and career readiness goals, marking gains under the district’s “Graduation Plus” initiative. Nearly 98% of GCS schools earned average or higher ratings. (Greenville Journal)
Cause
Greenville Federal Credit Union is fighting hunger this holiday season. Now through Nov. 14, drop off unopened, nonperishable food items at any branch or participating high school location. Together, they’re supporting Harvest Hope and making sure everyone in the community can enjoy a happy, healthy holiday. Learn more.*
Coming Soon
Delah Coffee, with locations in California and Illinois, is bringing its Arabic coffee shop to Greenville. Expect coffee, tea, chillers (think: like a Starbucks refresher), and pastries when the shop opens on Orchard Park Drive (near Local Cue).
Closing
Bad news, Spinx fans. The Cluk Truck is retiring after five years of serving its legendary chicken on the road. You can still get your favorite tenders, nuggets, fries, and more at 60+ Spinx locations.
Announced
Fall hours are in effect at the Greenville Zoo. Get wild from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily, with the last admission into the zoo at 4 p.m.
Number
4. That’s how many official pollinator gardens you’ll find in City of Greenville parks, with the newest blooming over the next few years at Cleveland Park near the Major Rudolph Anderson Memorial. Spot native plants that aim to help our bees, butterflies, and other pollinators.
Community
Are you ready to lace up your skates and hit the ice? United Community Ice on Main starts in just a few weeks, on Wednesday, Nov. 19, but you can snag your tickets today.
Seasonal
Speaking of tickets,holiday carriage rides start one month from today in Fountain Inn, but tickets are on sale now. Secure your spot to ride between Thursday, Dec. 4 and Thursday, Dec. 18.
Quoted
“What we eat and put into our bodies can support its well-being.” That’s what Transformed Culinary Solutions CEO Darin Leonardson said about his company’s efforts to redefine “hospital food” in partnership with Bon Secours St. Francis Downtown. Read how chefs treat each room like its own restaurant, making food an integral part of the healing process.
Job
Ready to kickstart your career in digital media sales remotely? We’re looking for a Sales Coordinator to fuel our fast-paced sales team, with a competitive salary, premium benefits, unlimited PTO, and real growth opportunities to boot. Apply to join our team.
Shop
This lightweight leafblower is the perfect fall tool for removing leaves from your yard, with cruise control and a quiet yet powerful motor for under $80.*
Category
Today Is
Election Day
Who will join Greenville City Council? | Photo by James Simpson Photography
To make this election as easy as possible, we’ve curated need-to-know information to get you ready as you head to the polls, including who will be on your ballot.
What are we voting on?
In the City of Greenville, you’ll be voting for three city council members (District 2, District 4, and an at-large seat).
Thought You Should Know — Morgan Wallen is bringing his Still The Problem Tour to Memorial Stadium on Friday, June 26 and Saturday, June 27 with Brooks & Dunn, Ella Langley, Gavin Adcock, and Jason Scott & The High Heat.
Your ticket to upgrading your skill set with Babbel’s fall sale. Speaking a new language opens doors — whether you’re eyeing a career change, a promotion, or just looking to enhance your life. Get 60% off Babbel’s 10-minute daily lessons and enjoy expert-designed language courses and a new AI-powered tool.*
The fun doesn’t have to end here. After reading the newsletter, head over to our games page. Games refresh with new challenges every day at 6 a.m. from crossword puzzle to Sudoku to themed word search.
The Wrap
The Wrap
Harvest Hope says its shelves are critically low, and they’re struggling to meet the current demand. If every single one of our subscribers donated one item of food, that would be ~75,000 items.
