Holiday guests will feel right at home for brunch at this Greenville, South Carolina, restaurant

Today, we're gonna make the southern, um, like onions peppers and we got country hound and we're just gonna add some egg to it. I love to create. I learn, I love the challenge. You know what I mean? You never master cooking. You always learn something new every day. It's by itself. Art Cart and we serve it with toast. This is our Southern number. Then we got *** hot fud. The sides of biscuits. I called out no part. And that is it. You said that for *** second? I love the team. Um, all us got different backgrounds. Um, so I always knew that any time with different cultures and different backgrounds that we can create good ideas and, um, we kick you out good menus. I had some friends that lived in Nashville. We came through Greenville on the way down and fell in love with it. That was 30 years ago when we first married. So, um, Greenville was far different than it is today. I'm originally from New York. I actually just relocated down here in Greenville six months ago. I could have picked anywhere pretty much where I wanted to go. Um, what we, we love down here was you had *** feel of *** big city with, uh, *** tight community and I just wanna do my part and contribute to Greenville, South Carolina. Oh, no, the vibe is very lively and fun. The music helps with that. Greenville offers music venues but they, they never had that connection of *** full dining experience with it. So when you combine that with the brunch scene, it just creates that place you wanna be. You know, it's an excuse to get out with family and friends, I think, uh especially when you have the mimosas and, you know, you got them flowing. I think it's just, you know, people work hard all week and then they wanna, you know, start their day early with *** brunch, nice brunch.

As holiday guests arrive, there's a restaurant in Greenville, South Carolina, that offers brunch in a comfy, casual setting as if you're still sitting in your own home.Southern Culture Kitchen and Bar, at 2537 North Pleasantburg Drive, is just one of several Upstate spots featured on the Very Local streaming series "What's on the Menu, Greenville."Jim and Renee Boyett, of Southern Culture Hospitality Group, own this elegant yet homey haven, as well as Habitap on Miller Road.For more news, weather 24 hours a day- Download the WYFF News 4 app: Apple | Google PlayWalking through the front door of Southern Culture, customers enter a beautifully decorated and appointed space, with the kitchen in full view.The bar is flanked by a huge brick fireplace and comfortable seating to nestle up with friends on these cold winter evenings, with a wide selection of whiskey and bourbon, handcrafted cocktails, and an extensive wine list.But the star of this rustically warm and inviting atmosphere is definitely what the website calls the "delectable, made-from-scratch Southern cuisine that will nourish your heart and soul."In October, the Boyett's celebrated 11 years of Southern Culture by launching new menus at both restaurants.Check out these other Very Local stories:Lessons handed down from 'mom' key to success of Upstate restaurantThis Upstate restaurant goes beyond farm-to-table, owner saysThree young Greenville artists featured on new streaming seriesThe Southern Culture brunch, lunch and dinner menus pay tribute to what they call "old time classics and beloved chef specialties." For brunch, those include menu Bourbon French Toast, Meat Loaf Hash, and Virginia Ham Benedict.On Saturday, Dec. 16, Southern Culture is offering Brunch with Santa from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., and at Habitap on the same day for happy hour from 4 p.m. to 5:30 p.m.There's ample accommodations for a variety of social events, from holiday gatherings to work meetings, and they're even open for Christmas Eve supper from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m.It's enough to make a holiday guest never want to leave, or better yet--visit again, very soon.Watch a clip from the "What's on the Menu, Greenville?" brunch episode, then download the Very Local app to your favorite device or smart TV to watch the whole series.___What is Very Local?Very Local is a streaming app where you can watch local news, original series and more. Keep connected to your hometown with the news team you trust and discover original series and specials that explore your community and beyond.Follow Very Local on Facebook, Instagram and YouTube for more.Very Local is a subsidiary of WYFF News 4's parent company, Hearst Television.

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As holiday guests arrive, there's a restaurant in Greenville, South Carolina, that offers brunch in a comfy, casual setting as if you're still sitting in your own home.

Southern Culture Kitchen and Bar, at 2537 North Pleasantburg Drive, is just one of several Upstate spots featured on the Very Local streaming series "What's on the Menu, Greenville."

Jim and Renee Boyett, of Southern Culture Hospitality Group, own this elegant yet homey haven, as well as Habitap on Miller Road.

For more news, weather 24 hours a day- Download the WYFF News 4 app: Apple | Google Play

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Walking through the front door of Southern Culture, customers enter a beautifully decorated and appointed space, with the kitchen in full view.

The bar is flanked by a huge brick fireplace and comfortable seating to nestle up with friends on these cold winter evenings, with a wide selection of whiskey and bourbon, handcrafted cocktails, and an extensive wine list.

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But the star of this rustically warm and inviting atmosphere is definitely what the website calls the "delectable, made-from-scratch Southern cuisine that will nourish your heart and soul."

In October, the Boyett's celebrated 11 years of Southern Culture by launching new menus at both restaurants.

Check out these other Very Local stories:

The Southern Culture brunch, lunch and dinner menus pay tribute to what they call "old time classics and beloved chef specialties." For brunch, those include menu Bourbon French Toast, Meat Loaf Hash, and Virginia Ham Benedict.

On Saturday, Dec. 16, Southern Culture is offering Brunch with Santa from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., and at Habitap on the same day for happy hour from 4 p.m. to 5:30 p.m.

There's ample accommodations for a variety of social events, from holiday gatherings to work meetings, and they're even open for Christmas Eve supper from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m.

It's enough to make a holiday guest never want to leave, or better yet--visit again, very soon.

Watch a clip from the "What's on the Menu, Greenville?" brunch episode, then download the Very Local app to your favorite device or smart TV to watch the whole series.

___

What is Very Local?

Very Local is a streaming app where you can watch local news, original series and more. Keep connected to your hometown with the news team you trust and discover original series and specials that explore your community and beyond.

Follow Very Local on Facebook, Instagram and YouTube for more.

Very Local is a subsidiary of WYFF News 4's parent company, Hearst Television.

Holiday guests will feel right at home for brunch at this Greenville, South Carolina, restaurant

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