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Making the Most of a Spring Evening Across Spartanburg County

Making the Most of a Spring Evening Across Spartanburg County

Making the Most of a Spring Evening Across Spartanburg County

By: Sasha Reyes
Special to OneSpartanburg, Inc.

Spring has sprung in Spartanburg. Whether you’re looking for a drink, outdoor dining, or hoping to catch some live music, get our guide on some of the best ways to make the most of your sunny evenings in Spartanburg.

FR8yard, South Carolina’s first open-air biergarten, showcases live music nearly every night along with cold drinks, sizzling meats, and adventurous dishes tackled by the FR8yard team. The biergarten is a community favorite, and is a great spot for a night out with friends or a quick drink with your four-legged companion.

For those looking to experience Spartanburg’s vibrant food and drink scene, a stop at Bond Street Wines is a must. This welcoming wine shop curates an exquisite selection of wines from France, Italy, Spain, and beyond, offering both seasoned connoisseurs and casual sippers a taste of some great offerings whether you’re selecting a bottle to take home or gathering with friends.

If craft beer is more your style, Rockers Brewing Co. has been a local favorite since 1997, evolving from a small brewpub into a powerhouse of handcrafted brews and community spirit.

And for those craving classic pub fare, Main Street Pub delivers with crowd-pleasers like loaded nachos, ribeye steak tacos, and pulled pork tacos. With outdoor seating in the heart of downtown, it’s a great spot to soak in the lively energy.

For those who love outdoor activities, the Mary Black Foundation Rail Trail offers a 1.9-mile paved trail perfect for walking, jogging, and biking, winding through the city. The Rail Yard Community Park features drift flow trails for bikers, a wooden bank turn, and a pump track, creating an exhilarating experience for thrill-seekers.

Adjacent to the trail, Spartanburg’s first dog park provides a fun, off-leash space for furry friends to play. Just steps away, Fretwell serves as a community gathering spot with live music, open mic nights, a farmers’ market, yoga on the lawn, and more making the Rail Trail a true hub for outdoor enjoyment.

Holliday Brewing is another must-visit for beer lovers. Originally founded as a nanobrewery at Drayton Mills, this family-run business quickly outgrew its space and moved operations to a larger facility in downtown Inman in 2023.

The expansive 9,000-square-foot brewery and taproom sits on nearly four acres and features a full restaurant serving up craft smashburgers, brats, wings, salads, and more. With a wide variety of handcrafted beers, hard seltzers, and guest ciders and wines, there’s something for everyone at Holliday Brewing.

For those looking to venture beyond Spartanburg, McKinney Park in Woodruff is a great destination for family-friendly fun. This recently renovated park boasts a ballfield, amphitheater, playground, outdoor exercise equipment, a quarter-mile walking trail, and a splash pad. It’s the perfect place for community events, private gatherings, and even the popular Music at McKinney summer concert series.

After a day of exploring, enjoy a meal at one of Woodruff’s local restaurants. The Mustard Seed is known for it made-from-scratch dishes and homemade baked goods, while Demeter’s offers a warm and welcoming atmosphere with a variety of delicious options. Claudio’s Bistro provides a cozy dining experience perfect for families and friends alike.

In the northern part of Spartanburg County, places like Landrum and Inman offer great spots for evening adventure, too. Landrum is home to Southside Smokehouse and The Hare & The Hound, each of which offer great foods and outdoor seating right near the heart of the city.

Whether you’re sipping on a fine wine, savoring a craft beer, or enjoying the great outdoors, Spartanburg County is bursting with opportunities to make the most of spring. So get outside, explore, and experience all the county has to offer!


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