The Big Rinkowski has taken life in downtown Greenville at the USA Today #6 rated best food hall in America, Gather GVL. The Big Rinkowski’s Menu was created from growing up in New Jersey and spending countless hours on the Jersey Shore. Many of our recipes come from those early experiences. The other half of the menu comes from the experiences gained from years of travel, food exploration and visits to some of the best pubs throughout the United States and Europe. Our international influences include food from countries like England, Ireland, Scotland, Poland, and Germany. Our recipes have come from tasting the authentic versions of these items and then making them our own with a little twist here and there.
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Address: 126 Augusta St Unit 4, Greenville, SC 29601
Phone: (864) 870-2447
Website: https://www.thebigrinkowski.com/?utm_source=google&utm_medium=organic&utm_campaign=gmb
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Reviews
On top of the amazing food, Eric delivers unmatched customer service. He took time to make me and my daughter feel welcome, and you don’t always get that kind of hospitality these days. It made the whole experience feel special.
We will absolutely be coming back again and again. This place is a true gem!
I think this is the best place to bounce back after a long walk along the Swamp Rabbit Trail. There was live music at 5 pm too.
P.S. After posting this review, I read Heather’s review below and asked my husband if his reuben sandwich was greasy and he said “Not at all”. So problem is really fixed, Mr Owner!
Instead of taking accountability, the owner chose to argue, lecture about “grace,” question the customer’s integrity, and even bring up their religious fasting in a patronizing way. That alone is wildly inappropriate. A restaurant owner using someone’s Ramadan fasting to suggest they were “hangry” is unprofessional, tone-deaf, and disrespectful.
The response repeatedly blames the customer for how they ordered, even though the order was placed through the restaurant’s own preferred platform (Toast). If there are formatting or receipt issues, that’s something the business needs to address with their POS system, not weaponize against a customer publicly. Customers shouldn’t have to reverse-engineer your ticketing system to avoid being mocked online.
And let’s talk about professionalism: calling a customer’s order the “craziest” your wife has ever seen? Saying you wish they had shown you “grace” before “trashing” your business? That is defensive, emotional, and completely inappropriate for someone representing a company. Business owners are supposed to de-escalate, but clearly Glen never learned how to do that.
You can disagree with a review. You can clarify facts. What you cannot do is belittle, moralize, and publicly shame a paying customer while still trying to appear magnanimous by offering a gift card.
If this is how criticism is handled, it says far more about management than any 1-star review ever could.
Professionalism matters. Accountability matters. Respect matters. And this response showed none of it.
It only seems fitting that such a nasty person would make nasty food, have the day you deserve, Glen.
The side portion of fries comes with a sauce, but the ones with a combo is a $2upcharge. I ended up not getting the sauce as it would have been $20 for a small to medium reuben with a “small side of fries” (though the portion when I opened the box for the fries was quite large), and I felt I was being nickled and dimed.
I think the more consumer friendly option would be to lower the side of fries prices and be able to add a sauce for $2 (which is perfectly reasonable), and then display on the menu it is extra for the combo. For if I wasn’t paying attention at the screen, I wouldn’t have even known there was an upcharge and then declined it.
I get food prices are high but the sandwich just felt like it didn’t have enough meat to be a really great reuben.
Cool atmosphere in Gather, and if you don’t mind spending restaurant money at a food court, you should be good. The only that gets me is that it isn’t a traditional restaurant.
Tried the Pierogies they were delicious, and the employees make the experience awesome!