ASADA
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ASADA began as a food truck, affectionately nicknamed Lola, before moving into a brick-and-mortar location. Lola still makes her rounds, but it's nice to know you can enter the cozy, counter-service... Read More
ASADA began as a food truck, affectionately nicknamed Lola, before moving into a brick-and-mortar location. Lola still makes her rounds, but it's nice to know you can enter the cozy, counter-service space on Wade Hampton Blvd. Serving Mission-style dishes, ASADA offers some of the best and most innovative Latin American cuisine in Greenville. You'll find tacos, nachos, quesadillas and burritos (which are humongous) – all with your choice of protein – in addition to a long list of sides and vegetarian alternatives. Eat al fresco on the small porch out front, or indoors where you can admire paintings by local artists (which are also for sale).
EXPERT TIPS BY:
Maggie Tuten Tyner
Editor
- Lunch: "It can be easy to miss ASADA as you're driving. Look for the bright blue IHOP next door as a landmark for where to turn into the parking lot."
- Best for Lunch Because: ASADA offers high-quality food in incredibly generous portions, and at very reasonable prices. It's a great deal for lunch and you won't find anything else like it in Greenville.
