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Best Pub restaurants nearby. Discover the best Pub food in Central. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Pub restaurants near you.. Central is a town in Pickens County, South Carolina, United States. As of the 2010 census, the population was 5,159, roughly 3,000 of which were considered permanent residents. Contrary to its name, it is not near the center of South Carolina. It received its name from its geographic location, being the halfway or central point between Atlanta and Charlotte along the former Atlanta and Richmond Air-Line Railway line. The primary campus of Southern Wesleyan University is located east of the downtown area.
Things to do in Central
10. Nicks Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 39 reviews
Reviewed By bbeck84
One of the few places serving food late in the area. Great bartender and beer selection. But, the food was sub-par for this visit. Not sure I'll make it back
9. TD's of Clemson
Overall Ratings
4 based on 54 reviews
Reviewed By KentuckyBell
Basic bar food. The Cajun chickens sandwich, wings and hummus were very good. The fries were cold and inedible. The bar has yuengling and blue moon on tap. Service was slow. Great atmosphere for game day.
8. 4 Paws American Pub
Overall Ratings
3 based on 13 reviews
New sports themed restaurant in Clemson with a full bar. The menu features local items and the majority of our food is house made and locally sourced when available. We proudly have 15 HDTVs in our sports themed dining room making 4 Paws a great place to
Reviewed By CrockerGem
While there are lots of menu options for adults, watch it if you take kids. The kids menu chicken tacos came too spicy for my granddaughter....seems manager would know that. With 5 adults and 1 kid, it took quite awhile to get our food. Yes it was busy. The food quality was good overall but two of our preferred menu items were unavailable. And for older adults, very noisy, lots of loud talking people including the bartender. It is correctly labeled a "pub", so that explains half of why people were talking very loud....the other half reason is that the tables are crowded into the small restaurant with barely enough room between the bar or the booths. This is more of a college student restaurant, so if you are much older, might need to look for another place.We are sorry that the chicken tacos came out too spicy for your granddaughter. We have now changed the seasoning on the chicken tacos and it is now pulled chicken instead of chunks.We love all of our customers and a huge number of them are over 60 years of age. Being in a college town, we do welcome and desire students, but we rely on our older customers who make up a large portion of our locals enjoying food and fellowship at 4 Paws. We hope to see you again to check out other items on both our regular menu and our kids menu.
7. Loose Change
Overall Ratings
4 based on 72 reviews
Reviewed By Sean D
Yes this is a dive bar and yes they are darn proud of it... and they should be cause its like the best dive bar ever!!!! Cheap eats ($1.25 tacos?) cold beer and really good staff... there is nothing to not like here!!! This should be required visiting at Clemson for parents who want to keep close to cool. Order the pickles, they were insanely good!
6. Goobers
Overall Ratings
3 based on 20 reviews
Goober's is a small burger and fries and beer joint with the best chicken salad ever.
Reviewed By Dancingspirit9
This little hole in the wall has a couple of things going for it. First, the friendliest service anywhere. Our server guided us to the best choices and even gave us samples. Then there is the chicken salad. It is fresh made and just the best.
5. Mellow Mushroom
Overall Ratings
4 based on 42 reviews
Mellow Mushroom Pizza Bakers was founded in 1974 in Atlanta, Georgia. The franchise, operated under Home-Grown Industries of Georgia, Inc., is headquartered in Atlanta, Georgia. For over 40 years, Mellow Mushroom Pizza Bakers has been serving up fresh, st
Reviewed By 2BEis2SKI
Average isn't bad and doesn't mean you shouldn't go. If you love pizza and don't mind overpaying a bit or are a fan of Mellow Mushroom, then you should go.We had a group of 4 and were seated right away. Service was good. They do have a variety of non-pizza choices which is good as I'm not a big pizza fan.However, they did not have fresh avocado on hand which was a big part the sandwich I chose. I like this space way better than the old house on on Greenville Hwy so from that standpoint, it's a big improvement.Thanks for taking the time to provide us with feed back. We hope you will dine with us again and try some of our awesome options that are not pizza. Stay mellow :)
4. Clemson Wine Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 8 reviews
Fabulous wine bar in Patrick Square offering well over 100 bottles of wine, 30 by the glass offerings and create your own flights! Clemson Wine Bar has amazing food options with choose your own Charcuterie boards, delectable paninis, small plates and much
Reviewed By NationalParkHiker
A relatively new establishment in Clemson's complex, this small wine bar has a surprisingly complete wine list featuring mainly French, California, and New York wines. Hopefully in the future they can find some from good local vineyards. Cheese and meat trays as well as wine flights or simply by the glass or bottle are on offer. Prices are a little steep for the area but not out of line for the type of restaurant. The staff is attentive as well as informative and will guide the novice wine drinker without seeming to be condescending. Wines by the glass are either 2 oz pours or 6 oz (I think) glasses. For a flight you can pick as many wines as you want to sample and you'll get each one as a 2 oz pour for the stated price on their wine list. We had a flight with two white wines, a flight of 4 rose's, and a meat and cheese tray (2 meats & 3 cheeses, pretty small servings of each) for just under $40. Definitely recommend for at least one visit.
3. The Esso Club
Overall Ratings
4 based on 159 reviews
Reviewed By Margaret M
LOL, if you've been to Clemson you've probably eaten here. It's a fixture. Close to campus, filled with students and families. The other day on move-in weekend they had an abbreviated menu to speed things up. It still took a while, the place was full. All to be expected. Also went in May on a Sunday. Really recommend the pick a protein/3 veggies for $10. It's where I'll send my son on a Sunday lunch if he's tired of the cafeteria.
2. Sardi's Den Restaurant & Lounge
Overall Ratings
4 based on 135 reviews
Reviewed By drivinexplorer
If I were writing a review based solely on the ribs, I'd give this place a 5. But there are other considerations. My sides of cole slaw and potato salad were terrible. The restaurant was very understaffed, so it took more than an hour to get the food to our large party. They are trying to hire staff (based on a sign on the door), so it will probably be better soon.
1. Dakota's Courtyard Sports Grille
Reviewed By 275GTS
It was a beautiful sunny warm day and we felt like a burger!Inspired: Sandra our server wasBeer: a good selectionFood: simple and goodService: very good!Parking: just parked free on the street in frontReturn: yes
