Good Rise & Shine breakfast with eggs, bacon & pancakes. Nothing fancy, but fast friendly service & decent prices. Give it a try.
It says “wood-fired pizza” in the name, so don’t be surprised inside smells like a campfire. Nice thin crusts in super hot oven - expect some char, but very good meat lovers; wife got fig/prosciutto.
I had the “crispy crispy flounder” that was huge & a glass of Sauvignon Blanc (no full bar). Desserts homemade. Got a tasty slab of coconut cake. Very good cake but odd to have cream cheese icing.
Bird dog capital of the world! And home to nation’s largest generator of emission-free nuclear energy.
A nice, older style steak house, nothing too fancy. Was here with a group & servers did a good job keeping up. Had drinks, fried shrimp app & a tender, flavorful filet.
Really liked this place & arrive early to not miss the cinnamon rolls. Big thick pancakes even on the short stack. Reasonable prices.
Get app & earn points for rewards. Chick tenders & fish just ok; burger probably your best bet. Drive-thru may help prevent spare change requests from homeless breezing thru dining area. Nice staff.
I had the baked ziti with meat sauce. Delicious basket of rolls was replenished free of charge.
Good burger (try the dragon’s breath - minus horseradish mayo for me), tots & adult beverages are on point. Right off the Dahlonega square.
They really know their olive oils & balsamics here. Let them take you through a free tasting flight & then try some on your own. The gift box sampler is a pretty good deal.
Back again 3-months after my last tip, this time ordering directly. Again enjoyed crab stew ahead & bread pudding after. This time main course was crab-stuffed branzino fish. Very tasty.
Big selection of whiskeys, as you would imagine, but good food as well. A really good burger on this 1st visit, waffle fries & an Old Fashioned.
Visit the Mennonite-run Pineland Bakery. A wide variety of tasty baked goods (love the apple fritter) & other products.
Land of the free & home of the Braves! Nice facility tho parking & surrounding roads can be a challenge on game days.
A fine stay. First night, my sink drain very slow so told receptionist as leaving & it was running perfectly when I returned. This stay very quiet - didn’t hear a peep overnight.
A great store. Smaller & more personal than Whole Foods but still good variety with fresh produce, bakery, meats, coffee & more. Get their Irish Soda Bread in early/mid March.
Both eclectic & eccentric, this coastal community began in 1742. You’ll see a mix of rural & suburban, of modest mid-century homes & giant marsh-front mansions & plenty of oaks, moss, deer & more!
A great ice cream shop with over a century of history. Best chance to go is during the day. Long lines in the evening. Try the lemon custard. Or tutti fruity, or, or, or (so many good choices).
A few vendors & crowd are a bit hippy-dippy, but overall good & included some nice stations for meats, sausages & even seafood along with ample baked goods, nice produce & some unique items too.
Finally tried UnWine’d. Had chicken cordon blue sliders on pretzel buns & a Marietta Buck mule (bourbon-based) to drink. Good. A guest nearby said their favorite is the chicken pot pie. Next time.🙂
We’ve loved Hirano’s for 30+ years! That was mostly before leaving Savannah years ago, but I still can’t recall a bad meal & was as good as ever last week. Chicken teriyaki or shrimp are my go-to’s.
