DINING
Guide EUROPEAN
ADDY’S DUTCH CAFÉ
Addy’s fosters a comfortable, intimate atmosphere of uniquely European charm. At the bar, choose from an eclectic selection of small plates: assorted cheese platter, sate (glazed, spicy chicken kabobs), Swedish meatballs, and more. Or head upstairs to dine on Dutch entrées with an Indonesian tinge, like beef rendang, spicy beef slow-simmered with coconut and lemongrass. $$-$$$, D. Closed Sunday & Monday. 17 E Coffee St. (864) 232-2339, addysdutchcafe.com DAVANI’S RESTAURANT
Heaping portions and a menu that mixes inventive flavors with customer favorites makes Davani’s a Greenville favorite. The friendly staff doesn’t hurt, either. Try the Muscovy duck, pan seared with port wine and sundried cherries, or the veal Oscar, topped with crabmeat, asparagus, and hollandaise. $$$-$$$$, D. Closed Sunday. 1922 Augusta St, Ste 111A. (864) 373-9013, davanisrestaurant.com THE LAZY GOAT
$$-$$$, L, D. Closed Sunday. 170 River Pl. (864) 679-5299, thelazygoat.com
PASSERELLE BISTRO Photograph by Paul Mehaffey
The Lazy Goat’s tapas-style menu is distinctly Mediterranean. Sample from the Graze and Nibble dishes, featuring crispy Brussels sprouts (a perennial favorite) and fried goat cheese. For a unique entrée, try the duck confit pizza with a sour cherry vinaigrette and a farm egg. The daily fish feature is also a sure bet.
At this dining hotspot, you can gaze over Falls Park while digging into mouthwatering French-inspired cuisine. Make a lunch date to enjoy lighter dishes like the French green lentil salad (with p’tit basque cheese, hazlenuts, carrot and fennel slaw, and sherry vinaigrette) and the potato and smoked salmon croquettes, or enjoy hot sandwiches such as the traditional croque monsieur, made with Gruyere cheese and Mornay sauce on sourdough. At night, the bistro serves up romance à la Paris, with items like escargot and seasonal cassoulet. $$$, L (Mon–Fri), D, BR (Sat–Sun). 601 S Main St. (864) 271-9700, passerelleinthepark.com
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