
Fine Northern Italian cuisine in historic downtown Greer, South Carolina. The latest restaurant offering from husband and wife team Chef Carlos Echeverri and Manager Kristi Echeverri. L’INCANTO plates are thoroughly designed in terms of flavor, texture, complimentary pairing, sweetness, acidity and more. Chef strives to get that balance right every single time. Open Tuesday through Saturday for dinner. DINNER HOURS… Tuesday – Saturday // 4:00-9:00 PM Reservations recommended for any size party on weekends. Reservations required for parties of 5 or more people. CALL TO RESERVE… (864) 479-9333 *Special holiday events *Seasonal wine dinners *Private dining room for events
Hours
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | 4–9 PM |
| Wednesday | 4–9 PM |
| Thursday | 4–9 PM |
| Friday | 4–9 PM |
| Saturday | 4–9 PM |
| Sunday | Closed |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 117 E Poinsett St, Greer, SC 29651
Phone: (864) 479-9333
Website: https://lincantosc.com/
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The dishes were unique in their own ways, and had a great balance. To start, we had the focaccia bread with EVOO and the cranberry compound butter. As well as the arugula salad, which is one of my favorite salads in the world.
For main course we got the Filet special, and the flattened Pork Chop. The pork chop was massive, so essentially two meals in one, and the sauce used took it to another level. We also highly recommend the Chilean sea bass.
As for desserts, we decided to try them all. The Tiramisu, Crème Brûlée, and Affogato were our favorites. The crème brûlée was very custards which we liked.
Overall, a very nice night out we will be coming back. I recommend a reservation but walk ins are welcome.
4 of us visited L’incanto for the first time during restaurant week. We were expecting an amazing meal and what we got was anything but. 3 of us ordered the salmon and all 3 were overcooked and dried out. The portions were the smallest we’ve been served anywhere in the upstate.
When our apps came out we asked the server if they provide bread for the table and he said yes and would bring it right out.
When we received our bill, we noticed we were charged $11 for the bread. The server never mentioned it would be an upcharge.
We will never go back and we’ll be encouraging our family and friends to not visit this restaurant.
Consistently the most outstanding restaurant we’ve experienced in the Upstate over the past three years of living in this area. The daily specials are truly outstanding and a nice addition to all the great favorites we enjoy from the main menu which also change seasonally. The Chilean Sea Bass and any of the Veal dishes but especially the Veal Martini are some of our favorites… and try the Raviolo Appetizer for a unique pasta treat!
Excellent is every way! Outstanding Northern Italian food!!
The mixed drink was poorly made. The main dishes were amazingly bland and drown in juices unneeded. Our salmon was bland, amazingly, and drowning in lemon juice. The veal was tough and breaded yet drown in unknown juice which made the breading a soggy flavorless mess and we have never needed a knife for veal before here. It WAS needed. The rest was unfinished and uninteresting.
Our server was likely overworked but also in the beginning when there was only three tables, was also inattentive. Dinner took 2 hours to complete.
The bathrooms were FREEZING. It was warmer outside in January than in the bathrooms.
I love to give great a review to local owned establishments, but we wont be back. With Select down the street and Rick Erwin in the same price range and 1 minute walk I’d recommended either.
Such a disappointment
I started with tiramisu and an espresso martini, husband had a rye based cocktail ‘Crown of Davinci.’
We had the sourdough bread, caprese, filet with mascarpone mashed potatoes & prosciutto wrapped asparagus, rack of lamb with goat cheese mashed potatoes, carrots, & a fruity sauce (maybe apricot). I had a glass of the Ripasso wine with dinner.
The lamb was disappointing – they overcooked it, but it was still tasty, just not as tender as it could have been and the sauce was too sweet, so I had them bring me Dijon mustard to mix into it, making it a much better match.
Highly recommend!