
House 509 Bistro & Wine Bar is where refined flavors meet warm hospitality. Our chef-driven menu highlights seasonal ingredients with elegant presentations, perfectly paired with curated wines. More than dining—it’s an experience to savor and remember. We keep it simple: great food, great wine, and a welcoming vibe. From shareable bites to bold entrées flight, our menu is all about flavor. Pair it with a glass or flight from our wine list and celebrate life one sip at a time. Sip – Savor – Celebrate: That’s what House 509 Bistro & Wine Bar is all about—bringing people together over fresh flavors, curated wines, and unforgettable moments.
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Address: 100 Wicker Park Ave, Greer, SC 29651
Phone: (864) 663-9926
Website: https://www.house509bistro.com/
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The flights of food were such a unique and fun experience. Each course felt thoughtfully curated, offering flavors and presentations that were both creative and delicious. You could really tell how much care and craftsmanship went into every dish.
The wine pairings were outstanding and complemented each flight perfectly.
We left feeling full, happy, and already talking about when we’ll come back. House 509 is a gem in Greer, Chef G taking especially good care of us—ideal for anyone wanting a memorable, elevated dining experience. Worth every penny.
Overall, the food was good, but it didn’t feel special enough for what we paid. The appetizer, a peach dish, was tasty, but we were pretty sure the peaches were canned, which isn’t something you’d expect from a high-end restaurant. My steak was cooked perfectly, just as I asked, but it had a smoke flavor that tasted artificial and was more distracting than enjoyable. On a positive note, the food was presented beautifully.
The biggest problem was the atmosphere. Our table was right next to the kitchen, and the staff’s chatter was so loud it was impossible to ignore. Because the restaurant is so small, the noise really took over. We even overheard a front of house staffer ask one person to be a little more quiet, but it didn’t make a difference.
There were also some basic service missteps that were surprising. For instance, our dirty appetizer plates and silverware were never cleared from the table.
Everyone was very nice, and the wine pairing was good, so maybe we just caught them on an off night. But for a $275 bill for two people, you expect a much more polished, customer-focused experience. If the meal had been a third cheaper, we would have been very happy with it. At this price point, however, it just didn’t feel worth it.
For my taste, the House 509 Flight leaned a bit salty, so by the last bites it felt heavy. The Loaded Guacamole with honey shrimp and the Lobster Bisque were both tasty, though I would have liked more special chips for the guac given the price. Dessert included a crème brûlée flight with lavender, coconut, and churro. They were pleasant, but the flavors did not come through as much as I hoped.
Overall, it is a welcoming place with excellent staff, great wines, and a cool concept. With a few tweaks to flavor balance, it could be truly outstanding.