Stella's Southern Brasserie - Greenville

Yes, the listing clarifies this is the Greenville Stella’s on Rocky Slope Road, and guests also reference a Stella’s location in Simpsonville.

For larger groups, yes, the restaurant asks parties of more than 10 to call for reservations; guests also report staff have accommodated dietary needs and gluten-free or allergy requests when notified.

Stella’s Southern Brasserie feels like a bright, welcoming neighborhood brasserie, polished, attractive decor, relaxed service, indoor and patio seating, and occasional live patio music that adds a festive touch.

Business casual is the guide, aim for neat, polished attire; many guests note the atmosphere is relaxed enough that dressing up or down both fit in comfortably.

Sunday brunch (10:30 am–2:00 pm) is a guest favorite at Stella’s, reviewers repeatedly praise the brunch menu and weekend brunch experiences.

Portions at Stella’s are often described as generous, guests note big lunch servings, large brunch courses, and salads sizeable enough to share.

Yes, Stella’s is frequently chosen for anniversaries and special evenings, with guests noting wine pairings and a relaxed, polished atmosphere for a celebratory meal.

For a relaxed visit, plan for weekend brunch, Stella’s runs Saturday and Sunday brunch hours and guests repeatedly praise their brunch visits and patio. If you prefer a livelier night, Friday and Saturday dinners tend to be packed and energetic.

Yes, families dine here regularly: guests call Stella’s a favorite family spot and report bringing children to brunch, with staff described as pleasant and accommodating.