
At The Speckled Pear, we’re a team rooted in the local culinary scene, united by a passion for creating exceptional food experiences. Every dish we serve is crafted with care, using hyper-local, thoughtfully sourced ingredients to bring you fresh, flavorful meals that reflect the richness of our community. We’re dedicated to fostering a warm and welcoming environment where quality and sustainability are at the forefront of everything we do. Whether you’re stopping by for a meal, attending one of our pop-up dinners, or hosting a private event, we invite you to experience the joy and connection that great food can bring.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 110 Clebourne St Unit 102, Fort Mill, SC 29715
Phone: (803) 992-2660
Website: https://thespeckledpear.com/
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Reviews
I got the privilege of attending Saturday brunch and Saturday dinner. Both experiences had their differences and similarities and have me counting down the days until I go back.
Brunch: If you are looking for a spot to catch-up with a friend and enjoy a mimosa and the most divine French toast…this is the place to go! Because The Pear has been on my visit list for so long, I got a little bit of everything. My top food item was the avocado toast; the crust was toasted just right and it all melted in my mouth. My second favorite was the French toast – the fresh caramel on top was the perfect touch. There were no wrong choices for brunch on this day.
Dinner: The cozy environment of the morning switched over so flawlessly. There is definitely a lot more people in the building at night, but it was still such a relaxing dining experience. To start we got a bread board and glasses of wine. I wasn’t sure what I wanted but had an idea that I shared with the sommelier and he helped pick the perfect glass of wine to start my evening. Having a staff that was knowledgeable on the items was so helpful in making our decisions for dinner. For my main dish I got the short rib, and it was gone before I knew it. Every bite melted in my mouth, and I have been thinking about it ever since. Now…dessert. WOW! We got the salted caramel budino and blackberry cobbler with lavender ice cream. Both were the perfect combinations of savory and sweet to finish off the beautiful meal we had.
Now for my favorite part of my visit(s): The owners came out while we were eating and when we finished to check on how our service was and introduce themselves/say hello again. I LOVE that they do this. It added such a personal touch to this Family-Owned dining experience both in the morning at brunch and in the evening at dinner. The Speckled Pear was so lovely, and I appreciate all the dedication these owners have poured into their craft. I look forward to returning in the future.
I’ve added pictures of both the brunch and dinner we had!
Most recently, we attended their Battle of the Somms dinner, and it was incredible—thoughtfully curated wines, two tastings per course, and pairings that elevated every dish. The food was exceptional, from a luxurious egg yolk ravioli with truffles (so good I forgot to film it!) to a perfectly balanced soufflé served with ice cream topped with raspberry sauce, thyme, and a hint of sea salt. Truly divine.
Whether it’s their regular menu or one of their special events, the creativity, execution, and hospitality at The Speckled Pear are always top-tier. If you’re looking for a memorable meal with outstanding service and inspired flavors, this is the place.
Bone Marrow: 1/5 – we have recently been on a bone marrow kick and this did not meet the bar. Highly priced too.
Fondue: 4/5 – this was pretty good. The table enjoyed it.
TSP Onion Soup: 2/5 – cold and somewhat bland in flavor. Would not recommend.
Fall Vegetable Bisque: 4/5 – the table really enjoyed this but it was also a little cold which was disappointing.
White Truffle Pasta: 3/5 – not bad but not that impressed (especially given it was a special)
Butter Basted Sea Scallops: 3/5 – the scallops themselves were good but the Brussels were undercooked.
Lemon Custard (was a special): 5/5 – best thing we had all night. No issues. Delicious.
Most of the flavor was in the
au jus. When we received the bill, we were shocked that we were charged $1 for the extra to au jus (which was used essentially try and save the braised rib from being a total disaster). Once again it is not about the dollar, I wholeheartedly am fine with spending $40 on a short rib if it is going to be amazing and not require any doctoring ( at my expense), but what I don’t like is when restaurants charge $40 also not understanding that some people don’t have that kind of money to throw away on a bad culinary experience if this is intended to be a treat for them. I eat out often and have so in multiple countries had the same dish and this was definitely not the norm. Giving the braised short rib 4 out of 10. I am not sure that I will be back to try any other dishes. I would like to say this is a one off, but in reading a previous viewers take on the same dish this appears to be a pattern. There is a bit too much variation to spend that kind of money on a night out. So grand total for 2 entrees and 1 soup was about $100 .
Hoping they take this back as constructive criticism and improve on a what could be outstanding dish and experience.