July 31, 2011
Hopping place with a nice long bar and live music nice old building ... waitress was pretty quick with the orders and they had 20+ taps with a nice bottle shop all the way in the back with about 200 bottled brews and a decent selection of wine .... the food was good had a nice time here seems like the place to go in greenville thats close to the clubs

December 11, 2010 [ Updated January 1, 2011 ]
Go for the beer, but not anything else. Food is subpar at best, and service is nonexistent. From the horse’s (owner) mouth: "our best quality is our building". What a shame. They do have a great beer selection, however, and often have great kegs on tap from various breweries around the world. -- REVISED -- Service and food are improving. Hope to rewrite my review soon.

September 28, 2010
Considering they have 46 taps, there should be more good craft beers on tap. I can usually find a few that I like out of the 46. The food is good but limited to sandwiches. The atmosphere is great unless it is one of the times it gets over crowded. If so get ready for a long wait. This place has great potential but in over a year has not made much progress. They have some fine beers for sale in the back. I like the Foothills Seeing Double IPA on tap.

January 18, 2010
Great change of pace for downtown Greenville - much different scene than the clubs a few blocks over. Large selection of craft beer on tap, as well as in the back in the marketplace/lounge (where there’s some local brewery merchandise as well). Food is very good, but it’s limited to appetizers and sandwiches. Could use more heavy appetizers/dinner entrees in the evenings. Cool place overall - hope it sticks around!

November 6, 2009 [ Updated June 24, 2010 ]
This is a really nice place and seems very out of character for downtown Greenville. You can obtain some of the basic macro lagers that the other places in Greenville offer but this really offers a lot more. I did not count the taps but 46 seems reasonable. There certainly is something to please just about every beer palate. There is plenty of indoor as well as some outdoor seating. I did not try the food. The bartenders knew some things about the beers but were not extremely helpful (although that is from my point-of-view as someone that knows more about beer than most). The beer menu was laminated which will hold up better than a printout but doesn’t allow for the most up-to-date list. Also, some of the beers were not properly categorized. My biggest complaint was the price. My tab, including tax, was almost $15 for the Mother Earth IPA and a Dogfish 90 Minute. That seems steep. Still, Greenville really needs a place like this and I hope it does well. I know I will go back the next time I visit...06/24/2010 Re-visited Winslow’s. Nothing has really changed. Most of the taps were mediocre craft beers but there were certainly some good choices. I did notice that even though it is in the heat of the summer Guiness is the only stout or porter that was on tap. My 90 Minute IPA was $8 and I think that is steep (I only ordered the 90 Minute again because the other selection I wanted was out). The food was decent but nothing spectacular. It’s a nice bar but the beer prices are ridiculous.

October 15, 2009
An old Ace Hardware building renovated into a tavern, deli, market. 46 beers on tap as well as 87 bottles. Also a wine tasting area. Very nice on the inside. This is the only palce in the area like this. Didn’t try the food so I don’t know what it is like. The draft beers have a nice selection.