Holden's Ranch

Holden’s Ranch Restaurant, formerly located in Spartanburg and now permanently closed, was a beloved establishment serving the Spartanburg area since the 1970s. The restaurant, started by Phil Holden and later owned by Jeff Hodges, was known for its Western-themed decor and extensive menu offering Southern favorites like barbecue, hash, burgers, and chicken stew.

With a rich history of moving locations to accommodate its growing popularity, Holden’s Ranch finally settled at its last address on the 295 Bypass. The interior of the restaurant boasted wood paneling, western brown woodwork, chandeliers, and ceiling fans, creating a cozy and welcoming atmosphere for patrons.

The menu at Holden’s Ranch was diverse, featuring a variety of dishes ranging from barbecue pork and hamburger steak to shrimp and chicken strips. The restaurant's signature dish, chicken stew, was a family recipe that drew crowds. Customer reviews praised the friendly staff, family-friendly environment, and the quality of the food, making Holden’s Ranch a cherished dining spot in the Spartanburg area.

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