Taylors Mill

"Ate inside due to chilly weather. Next visit we hope to eat outside. The restaurant itself has yummy gluten-free pizza and the entire atmosphere with the floor to ceiling bar is relaxing and fun."

"Brewery and restaurant side by side. You can take food and brew to the other location. We brought our beer to the delicious restaurant. Service was super friendly at both. The quality of food was really high. Despite quite a few people it's a big place so we had some good catching up time here. Lots of space for smoking outside."

"3 stars for owners of the complex not allowing pets in outdoor areas. Wish I could say more, but we spoil our pooch and didn't come back without her during our visit. Would like to have tried some brews at 13 Stripes"

"Awesome repurposed Mill area. Several places to eat drink and play games. The area has very nice brewery, ax throwing business, arcade bar with live bands on some nights, restaurant and bar. It’s a fun place to be for a night out. Parking lot is small, however , has a very large unpaved parking across the street …give it a try"

"A jigsaw puzzled hot mess of a historical landmark. The mill closed in 1965 and never housed another major manufacturer again...and looks it. It's huge, over 800,000 sq ft in total sitting on more than 30 acres. It's deteriorating and in shambles. I arrived at the mailroom end and then drove down the side of the long National Register of Historic Places building. The side of the place is mostly just shattered, cracked and grime covered windows. A decaying, filthy, abandoned piece of Greenville's past. Then I drove past a pocket entrance that looked renovated and completely cleaned up. Several businesses are set up inside including a brewery-bar, an event venue, ax throwing, and an interesting restaurant called The Farehouse that I plan on trying out soon. I've never seen a set-up quite like this. 5-star? 1-star? I'm not even quite sure what's going on there but, it seems pretty cool. I'll decide after I try the restaurant...or bar."