Such a great little place with such great character and to die for ice cream! They've got such a…read moregreat selection of flavors and the owner, Austin is such a down to earth guy and definitely customer oriented. Employees are always so sweet and welcoming, and I'd recommend this place over and over again!

Yum all around! We had the salted caramel brownie and it nice. Highly recommend this placeread more

We are new to the area and have now found a regular spot for us! The Corner Kitchen is fabulous!…read more We got the Cuban and the Turkey with Brie and Granny Smith Apples. Yummy! Great outdoor seating and is located close to the Square. We will be back!

Busy, a bit crowded, but delicious food and great waitstaff. It is much larger inside than what it…read moreappears to be from outside. Nothing fancy, just good down home southern cooking!

Our first time back to PH after the revamp and it was GREAT! Amazing service, no long wait times…read moreand the food is now some of the best in Dahlonega. I had the shrimp and grits and it's honestly some of the best I've had and the portion sizes are more than enough. None of us were able to finish everything we had. We will definitely be coming back!

Jessica makes you feel welcomed and appreciated as soon as you step inside the doorway. The menu…read morehas a very nice selection of meals for so many sorted flavors or cravings. Their appetizers are delicious and arrive quickly upon order. The building has a sports bar feel but family friendly atmosphere. They offer so many different activities and musical events for people to enjoy. Keep up the great job and we will be stopping in again soon when we are close to Dahlonega, can't wait to visit again.

My sister and I dined at White Oak Bistro while visiting the North Georgia Mountains for my…read morebirthday weekend. After researching many of the dining options in the Dahlonega area, we ultimately decided on White Oak Bistro. The property itself is absolutely beautiful, with rolling pastures, classic fencing, and horses grazing nearby. From the restaurant, you can enjoy distant, long-range mountain views, creating a splendid and picturesque setting. Upon arriving at the bistro, we were warmly welcomed and promptly seated by the windows with a lovely view. The dining room features a refined fine-dining atmosphere, with soft music gently playing in the background. For dinner, we chose the gouda fritters, roasted salmon, and colossal shrimp, followed by tiramisu for dessert. Everything was delicious--especially the fritters and the shrimp entrée. The bread was perfectly baked and fresh, and it paired wonderfully with the flavorful shrimp broth. We truly enjoyed the entire experience and highly recommend White Oak Bistro for anyone planning a relaxing mountain getaway.

This place was a pleasant surprise. The food exceeded our expectations. The service was spot on. I…read morehad the filet and my better half had the shrimp. So wonderful! Do yourself a favor and have dinner here. We had a table next to the panoramic deck view. It was a very nice experience and we'll be back. :)

Roundabout Deli is one of the best surprises I've had in a long time. If you love sandwiches, this…read moreplace needs to be on your list immediately. Located on the south side of Dahlonega next to the Chevron station (separate from the gas station itself), this small sandwich shop absolutely delivers when it comes to flavor, quality, and presentation. This was my first visit and I genuinely could not decide what to order, so I went all in and tried several sandwiches. Every sandwich I tried was excellent. The Cowboy Cubano and the Irish Imposter Reuben ended up being my favorites. That Reuben was so good I literally went to sleep thinking about it afterward. The Irish Imposter comes with shaved pastrami, Swiss cheese, barrel-cured sauerkraut, and their house-made thousand island aioli on toasted marble rye. Crispy on the outside, warm and cheesy inside, and packed with flavor. One of the better Reubens I've had in North Georgia. The Cowboy Cubano was incredible too. Smoked brisket, pepper jack cheese, green chiles, Texas red sauce, Alabama white sauce, and crispy fried onions on perfectly pressed Cuban bread. Smoky, creamy, crunchy, slightly spicy -- everything worked together perfectly. The Clubber was loaded with smoked turkey, thick-cut bacon, applewood smoked ham, cheddar, lettuce, tomato, red onion, and garlic Dijon aioli. Super fresh, balanced perfectly, and the bread was fantastic. The Philly Cubano was another standout with shaved roast beef, steak seasoning, provolone, white American, roasted peppers, and onions on authentic Cuban bread imported from Miami. You can taste the difference immediately in the bread quality. I'm already planning a return trip specifically to try the High Country Cubano with pulled smoked pork, smoked ham, Swiss, dill pickles, chips, and smoky mustard aioli. The desserts were excellent too. They had these thick gourmet cookies that were amazing, especially the pecan pie cookie that basically combines a cookie with pecan pie filling on top. Dangerous stuff. What impressed me most is that these sandwiches are crafted with care. Great cuts, beautiful presentation, quality ingredients, and somehow they're not overly messy to eat. You can tell the people behind this place know what they're doing. Daniel was back there making sandwiches during my visit and doing an awesome job, and the service overall was excellent. Friendly people, welcoming atmosphere, and genuine pride in the food. A couple things to know before you go: 1. Parking is limited 2.It's a takeout spot. You do have a few chairs to sit and wait for your food inside though Honestly though, none of that matters once you take the first bite. If sandwiches were the only food I could eat for the rest of my life, I'd be completely fine with it -- and places like this are exactly why. Dahlonega is lucky to have a spot like this. Support local businesses and go give them a try.

Was traveling through the area from Brasstown Bald to Amicalola Falls and was looking for a…read moresandwich shop and found this little spot. It is attached to the gas station but not in the gas station. The workers inside were so friendly. The inside had cool stuff from the 90's on the walls and shelves to talk to my kid about like VHS' and a working Nintendo, Game Boy, & Super Nintendo. The menu was already decent sized but they also had specials. I ended up getting the Dogwood Special which had like 4 meats on it. The meat was cut fresh. The sandwich was delicious. Way better than I expected and would definitely swing by again if I was in the area. If you want a good sandwich I'd highly recommend them.

Food: Excellent food and generous portions. The trout…read moresandwich with fries was a standout, and the fried green tomato appetizer paired nicely with the gastrique, greens, and spicy pimento cheese. The burger and tater tots were also very good. The menu offers a wide variety of specialty burgers with plenty of customization options, including grass-fed beef for a small upcharge. Fair prices for the quality and quantity of food--definitely left in a food coma. Service: Service was efficient and the food came out well-prepared. No major issues during the visit. Atmosphere: Located in downtown Dahlonega, making it easy to explore nearby shops and dessert spots before or after your meal. The tavern has a darker, eclectic vibe with artwork, punk music, and a slightly edgy feel. The décor fits the restaurant's origins and personality, though the lighting--including in the restrooms--is quite dim. Parking downtown can be somewhat difficult during busy times.

We had the grilled cheese today. It was not so good and overpowered by the poor seed oil they used…read moreto cook with. I asked for some Tabasco sauce to help make the sandwich more palatable to eat, instead of being brought a bottle like most restaurants would give you they gave me a condiment cup full of Tabasco sauce, too much for anyone to use. When the bill came for an extra 50 Cent charge for it, I didn't fight it because it was 50 Cent and I just wanted to leave, but it was frustrating. I've never been charged for condiments / hot sauce at a restaurant I'm giving two stars because the server was nice and patient while we figured out what my little one needed to order she had to come back to the table a couple times, but they should have mentioned the surcharge for the hot sauce at the time that I requested it. Would I come back here again for a meal, no. Would I consider coming back to try a cocktail, maybe, only because overheard the bartender speaking to some patrons quite passionately about the flavors which they put together so I would give this part. Another chance even though the kitchen has lost my confidence,

I was on a trip with my family and stopped in. I'm so glad we did. Their service made us feel like…read morefamily. The food was gourmet at a reasonable price. Everything was delicious. Even my children who tend to be somewhat picky eaters had no complaints. Will definitely go back next time we're in the area.

We've been waiting a long time for eastern Mediterranean food, and this place was well worth it!…read moreThe menu isn't huge, it covers Egyptian versions of dishes rather than including Greek and Turkish specialties. Good choice, because it means they stay focused on what they do best. We tried a couple appetizers/sides: hummus, which was creamy with enough texture to signal home-made and a nutty touch of sesame; muhammrah a "red pepper and walnut dip" that was new to us; falafel, with a thin, crunchy crust surrounding an almost fluffy, flavor-packed inside; all served with thin-but-flavorful pita. Excellent! And yes we took the leftovers home! For mains, my wife tried the gyro combo, a pita wrapped around lamb gyro (an ample amount) and light cucumber salad, with seasoned French fries. My main was their steak shawarma, wrapped in a pita, with a bit of the cucumber salad. We always share bits of each other's order, so I'm sure of saying these folks know what they're doing! Both mains were excellent as well. Shawarma was new for both us, but a a hit we will be ordering again. By the time we finished this lot, we definitely weren't hungry, but we talked ourselves into trying a dessert with coffee. The owner delighted us by suggesting we share three generous pieces of their specialties, which aren't on their website menu, but are enticingly arrayed in a display case. The owner also offered Turkish style coffee--something I had learned to make at home many years ago but have missed ever since. Delicious stuff! If you need an afternoon pick-me-up, this is the place--just be sure to order it with medium sugar and let the coffee grounds settle for a minute or two! Not experience with authentic Turkish-style coffee? Chat with the owner about it, he knows his stuff. A heads-up about the cafe itself: this is an everyday, neighborhood eatery, great for lunch or a quick dinner. It's like something transported from an east-Mediterranean city neighborhood, comfortable, unpretentious, and friendly. It's the kind of place you've seen Anthony Bourdain visit and dawdle in, in countless places. Go! Have an adventure! And if we meet, let's chat!

Came here on a Sunday for a day trip from the city; it's about 1.5 hours from Decatur. Upon…read morearrival, parking may seem limited at first, but there's actually plenty available. We parked at the bottom of the venue and had to climb the stairs to the top. If you're lucky, you might catch a ride in the golf cart, but if you're seated in the back, hold on tight because it's a steep ride! We came for the Sunday brunch buffet, which features a different theme each month and never disappoints. If brunch isn't your thing, you can enjoy a wine tasting in the tasting room located below the main dining area. If you're there for brunch, you're also allowed to go back and forth between the tasting room and dining room during your allotted table time. I definitely recommend visiting any time of year; the views alone are worth the trip!

We started with the wine tasting and then did brunch, which was a great way to experience the…read moreproperty. The views are stunning and the vibe feels relaxed and elevated without being stuffy. The brunch buffet ($48 per person) was good-ish, not amazing, but still enjoyable. The charcuterie board was excellent. A bit small for the price, but the cheese was top quality and really well chosen. The sparkling wine tasting was the real highlight. Unique, delicious, and absolutely worth it if you love bubbles. Service was excellent and genuinely friendly. Honestly, this is a great spot any time of year. I'd go back for the sparkling tasting and charcuterie alone.