Omnivores Eatery and Bar

We drove into Greer last night after leaving Tucson that morning. Once we arrived, we were exhausted, tired and hungry. There's no DoorDash here! And we certainly didn't want to get back in the car and drive the forty-plus minutes to Show Low. I looked on Yelp and we decided to go to Omnivores. When we came in, we were greeted by Mary Anne (the sister of the cook, sister in law of the owner) who comes up from Mesa when they need help. She was wonderful and a delightful conversationalist, and really, just lovely altogether. We need more like her! Greg, the owner, was also wonderful. They didn't have pineapple for my turkey burger so we improvised and I had it with onions and arugula, and a particularly beautiful slice of brilliant red tomato. Yum. Turkey burgers can be tricky because they often end up too dry. Not this time! DH said the cheese tortellini with chicken and pesto was delicious. I had a bite. Can confirm!Before returning to our little cabin for the night, we each ordered a scoop of Tillamook (yes! the BEST!) vanilla ice cream with hot fudge sauce, which we ate while listening to our Friday night podcast. In a town where there aren't a ton of dining options, Omnivores is a wonderful option. Great people, great service, and great food. The next time we're up this way, we will be going to their cabins as well. Thanks all!!

After a long day of being chased by Greer bears (thanks to my careless human assistants) I remembered that I had a reservation at this somewhat hidden, but cool restaurant. I ordered the salmon and my human assistants ordered a steak. Both were very good, as was the service. The restaurant is located in a resort (of some sort), and there is a nice pond in the back where I reflected on my career as an investigative reporter. The restaurant follows a rather strange schedule and the table count is limited, so make sure you reserve a table or call before you show up! Watch out for bears too!

Omnivores is at Snowy Mountain Lodge and was serving dinner on Friday and Saturday nights. We were staying in Greer but didn't have a kitchen so we found Omnivores and have no regrets at all. The hot pretzel appetizer was superb but then we each enjoyed a delicious burger. While waiting for our burgers, the proprietor was talking with a table near us where the couple was having trouble selecting a wine to complement their entrees. I was super impressed with his knowledge of wine and food pairings. This is a great place with a beautiful patio overlooking a lake. Be sure to check it out when you visit Greer or the surrounding area.

The best, juicy steak I ever had. We practically had the whole place to ourselves. This hidden gem is a must see. Only negative was it's hard to find. They should put better signage and no internet to get directions.

I had dinner here with my wife and in-laws Saturday night. We sat out on the patio that has a wonderful view. The service was great, everything was made order, even the ice tea was fresh. It's a cozy location a ways down a dirt road but well worth it. All of the food and the drinks were outstanding and full of flavor.

Walked into the restaurant at 7pm about 4 cars in the parking lot with many open tables, we did not have a reservation but it was only two of us. When we told the gentleman we didn't have a reservation he did not try to accommodate us and told us there are no tables for us and ushered us out of the door. So make sure to make a reservation.

This afternoon my family enjoyed the Mother's Day meal at Omnivores. Despite the social distancing limitations and cold weather, the experience was perfect!First off: the food was delicious. My wife and I both ate the salmon, greens, and chocolate cake. Everything was so tasty. The staff was professional, friendly, and made us feel at home.We'll be back to Omnivores soon.

If you are looking for service like Taco Bell this place is not for you, if you are looking for some outstanding food, beautiful views, cleanliness, and above and beyond hospitality where you can enjoy yourself and just relax then you have come to the right place. It is a little drive down a dirt road but it is well worth it. Yes your meal if you have appetizers and dessert with it will probably take a total of 2.5 hours but it didn't bother anyone in our party at all, we enjoyed the scenery, the ambiance, the staff and each other's company and we didn't feel like we were being rushed out the door. The steak was the best any of us had ever tasted, the pretzels were homemade and awesome, the green chili was awesome, the pork was fantastic, and oh my gosh the toasted pound cake you have to try it! There was honestly no down side or bad part of the entire meal or experience. Would drive out of my way to come here again! We ordered coffee with dessert but they didn't have any flavored creamer so the owner's wife (one of two chefs) actually made us homemade vanilla creamer, who could ask for anything more. We ordered coffee with dessert but they didn't have any flavored creamer so the owner's wife (one of two outstanding chefs) actually made us homemade vanilla creamer, seriously who could ask for more accommodating above and beyond service.

Ate here while visiting Greer for our anniversary. I had the green chili chicken and it was delicious! My husband had bang bang shrimp appetizer and side salad. Warning shrimp is spicy but tasty! Mark the owner, was our server and was very welcoming Atmosphere is really beautiful. Would def visit again and would love to stay at one of the cabins.

We enjoyed a fabulous meal at Omnivores last night. From the Boom Boom shrimp and artichoke dip appetizers to the steak and pasta entrees to the lemon meringue cheesecake desert, everything was prepared perfectly and delicious. Service was excellent and the ambiance of this lodge in the pines can't be beat. If you find yourself in Greer on a Friday or Saturday night, you'll enjoy your dining experience at Omnivores.