Paxton's Lunch

The food was decent, but service was terrible. Several employees visited my table and each of them were just as rude and ignorant as the last. Definitely not the place to go if you want to experience good dining.

Okay, So I'm going to be pretty biased. I worked here for a while. I spent a year there as their dishwasher. And while the food is.... edible... I mean you could do a LOT better... I wouldn't recommend working here. The owner Barb is just an awful human being. She treats her employees like dirt. She especially treated me horribly when she asked me what church I belonged to (something you never ask an employee). I politely said I didn't go. Once I cut my hand and the cut wasn't a concern. The fact that I said a profanity as a response was the problem. I'll admit I wasn't the perfect employee, but she and her daughter were just awful terrible people who treated me like dirt. But i did my time, it kept gas in my car, so I moved on once I moved out of town. I thought my trouble with them was over until years and years later when I moved to a city down south and was up for a pretty big office job. The company needed my work history for seven years, and Paxton's just happened to hit that time period. Well, Barb REFUSED to take part. They didn't need lawyers (as she suspected), or tax information (also her suspicion), just a verbal "yes he worked for me." She still refused. And she was her typical rude self. Eventually I just told my employer they had a two minute window to call. And they called her, and my employer called me back. They pretty much said she was kicking and screaming to say anything at all. What a shock. Thankfully, as i'm shopping for work in yet another major city, I never have to call her for a confirmation again.I'm amazed this place is still open. Never mind their refusal to join the 21st century and accept cards for payment. Never mind its sub-par food. But also the fact that nearly everyone I worked with there was an awful person. So if you're in Greenville and are looking for some way to make money, avoid avoid avoid.

Stopped here for first time in 21 years. I loved the quiet and casual atmosphere. Ordered a simple burger and fries for lunch. Everything was fresh and very good. The fries were the kind you get at the fairs and were delicious. Recommend stoping if you are traveling through the area.

Went in for a quiet breakfast with my husband one morning. We were promptly seated and taken care of by our waitress. Servings are large and portions are on the cheaper side. Everything was fresh and hot - and the cinnamon rolls are to die for!

We are honestly surprised Paxtons is open! Service was awful (never refilled our drinks or checked to see how our food was) and our toast was stale (he had rye and I the wheat). This only good thing are the prices. We definitely won't be going back!

5 mozzy sticks for $8 what a joke cups are kid sized, service is slow.

Best Sausage and biscuits this side of the Mississippi river.Home made food and deserts that are to die for!Reasonable prices with nice waitresses that actually know how to get your order correct with a smile.

Don't expect the Taj Mahal or the Ritz.... But it's an old, well established community restaurant that serves a good breakfast for "cheaper than anywhere else" money! I recommend it!

Really good homemade food.Open 24/7 except for major holidays.Try the delicious "cinnamon rolls" and/or "homemade pies" with a cup of coffee.

Used to be Great. I will never go back. Shitty waitress and had shitty food. Tried 3 times, but my wife wouldn't eat her meal. My 16 yr old daughter ate some of hers and wouldn't finish. I ate mine I was starved. But it wasn't good. I even took my old college roommate there for breakfast ( he has 6 million dollars) I was F'n embarrassed. Terrible and no we aren't snobs. I am 69 yrs old and have been going there since I was 5 yrs old and went through 5 owners. Won't be back for yrs.