Top 5 Gluten-Free Gems to Discover in Payne-Logan, Greenville

Harmony Hitchner

Just visited for the Highland Games and was so surprised with this cute cafe with VEGAN & GLUTEN FREE bagels! The mermaid juice rainbows in my mouth. Definitely forward to future games in Greenville so we can visit Bex!

April Thomas

Fabulous find! While traveling we stopped in for lunch with friends. Having food allergies makes dining out tough. But this place made it so easy! Not only that I had the best gluten free pizza I’ve ever eaten! It was amazing. And the staff was so friendly. Definitely a new fav! Thank you!

Valentina R

Nice food, pleasant ambiance, have gluten free choices.

E M

Precious place and fun desserts and the staff is friendly and helpful. They helped me celebrate my birthday early with this awesome Crazy Pop of Color milkshake with Sour Patch Kids and a Popsicle! It's Gluten-Free, too. The picture is from a video I did on IG but I wanted you to see how huge this is. I didn't eat it all; they are definitely made for sharing. I read a lot of the reviews before going and would like to say ordering one of the Crazy Mason's is an experience. I think any adult will agree that you aren't going to be eating one of these every day. They offer pricing for every budget with shakes, waffles, cookie sandwiches or "bombs", single scoops, and more. A single scoop of ice cream is affordable and priced in line with everything in town. Being Gluten Free, I love that you can pretty much make whatever you want by adding jar swirls, rim bases and or rolls, and a huge variety of toppings.

Steve_Northshore

ORIGINAL REVIEW (see UPDATE BELOW): Mac's seems to be going through a Beer House-Cleaning. From what's been said by staff, they are getting rid of about 1/3 of the 48 beer taps ... well, they are apparently going to leave the excess taps, but not hooked up, with a repeat tap handle from some other beer on tap closer to the middle of the bar. So in effect, as many as 21 fewer beers to choose from. One that is being discontinued is Samuel Adams Boston Lager. This was 1 of 2 bars that featured Boston Lager. There will still be 1 American lager that is on the amber/darker side, Yuengling Traditional Lager, which is OK but without the richer, full-bodied flavor that Sam's has. They "might" still feature Boston Beer's seasonal beers (Winter Lager, Cold Snap, Octoberfest .... ), but that has apparently not been fully determined. The 1 beer in the list I could safely drink of Boston's Lager's caliber, was Boston Lager. On-line information reveals that Gluten Tests place it's level almost at Gluten-Free, below 20 ppm. And I have a Gluten sensitivity. And Boston Lager is highly regarded and consistent! IT Looks like as many as 21 beers or taps are being eliminated, which is a shame, they were noted for their 48 taps and great selection. So I guess for now, my backup plan is the Boston Lager tap at Carolina Ale House in city center, or Boston Lager bottles at home. Carolina Ale House has and still features 48 taps. I will still visit Mac's for their excellent food, their flavored Mules which are great, and their friendly staff, friendliest in town! UPDATE: Having been contacted by Guest Relations from Mac's corporate, I can say without hesitation that they care about their customers' experiences as much as their local staff does... and that's a lot! I can certainly understand if the numbers say 1 beer has to go, another has to be added ... sounds like business to me. Response from corporate was well beyond expectations, and as of today they have added Samuel Adams Boston Lager in bottles to help keep me coming back, and it is greatly appreciated! I guess in the long run I'd prefer draught beer taste, however attention to the customer that they have displayed would easily win out. Sam Adams is great no matter the vessel, so I was the winner all the way around. Thanks Mac's Team ... 5 STARS!