Good service, good food, good prices. If you like a place that serves good old fashion cooked…read morefood, this is the place for you.

Great place for breakfast. Tends to be busy in the mornings on weekends. Plenty of on-sight parking…read moreand casual ambience.

The remodel is a success with open views of the mountains. The dining areas are clean and well…read morespaced. The meat and three along with the vegetable only options are welcomed changes to the family style only meal for those desiring smaller portions. In our experience, the food was served hot and was perfectly prepared. We chose white meat chicken and received two large breast that were excellent! The two catfish fillets and four slices of meat loaf were delicious. The vegetables were Lima beans, cabbage casserole, creamed corn, potatoes au gratin, slaw and a spring salad. All were served fresh with two biscuits and two corn muffins. The relish, apple butter and Sogrum-sage butter were delightful. We were blessed to have April for our server, and highly recommend her for your visit. She shared the history of the area and is proud of the changes and history of the Dillard House. Thank you for a great meal. The fried chicken is better than I remembered. Yes, the restaurant is open, and parts of the motel are being remodeled/updated and the new hotel is under construction. Don't let the remodeling deter you from the eating at the restaurant or enjoying your favorite drink from the bar.

Poor service, poor food quality. Not impressed at all…read more Ambience is nice, very spacious, newly built, restaurant. Friendly staff. Not very attentive at all. Say for 15 minutes before the manager had to obtain a server for our table. After the food was delivered, the server did not provide adequate service. I requested a water refill, which took an additional 15 minutes, because she continually forgot. Food quality wasn't the greatest. They served chicken, which consisted of 2 thighs and 2 drumsticks. Along with friend catfish filets, that had been way over salted. Both were very soggy. I ate half the thigh and quit. Veggies? Only vegetables were Lima beans, everything else considered vegetables, was a casserole. A table full of starches. Over rated and over priced. Sadly disappointed. If you want good southern food, go further south to Thomasville, GA. Go to O'Neals. You can fool some folks, but not someone that knows southern cooking. We won't return.

WOW!! You know when you are eating and you both get quiet because you are focused on how good your…read morefood tastes? We had the brisket and pulled pork and both were excellent. The sides were also fantastic! We tried the sweet potato crunch, Mac and cheese, collards and grits - all yummy. Blue Hound BBQ was definitely worth the trip and we will be back!

This barbecue will appear in your dreams. Such a great…read morerenovation of an old pharmacy and soda fountain. A line out the door on Friday but easy service with no wait during the week. Our table tried pulled pork sandwiches, homemade potato chips, Brunswick stew, and Mac & Cheese. Everything was delicious. "South in your mouth" Star of the show was the Brisket cheesesteak sandwich. Incredibly delicious. The next visit we will definitely save room to try the Blueberry cornbread pudding with moonshine glaze. We live 5 hours away. Worth the drive for sure !

Our dinner at Highlands Supper Club was fanatic! Teddy was also a delight to have as a server!…read more You can't go wrong with the pork chop, chargrilled oysters, or the mac & cheese (or all of it). We will be back!

A cozy, elegant, homey space with beautifully plated dishes. Our group had three red meat dishes…read moreand a fish dish. All cooked to perfection with wonderful flavor, especially the ribeye special. Our waitress was knowledgeable, made great recs, and was competent on accommodating for food allergies. Overall, a solid choice for a nice dinner in Highlands!

What a great find in this little town! Here visiting and stopped in to eat and wow was it good!…read moreIt's a husband and wife team (he's the cook). Super casual atmosphere but some let it fool you. The food is great and so is the service. Wish I lived closer!

Great Cajun food in north Georgia! Location is a bit hard to spot from 441 (looks like it's part of…read morean apt complex?) and interior could def use some spice, but they're new and I hope they can get enough business to stick around and invest in those things. Right now the focus is on the food and it's dang good. Dine in or buy quarts of take out so you don't have to cook dinner.

Julep Farms is a must to enjoy delicious food and yummy cocktails!…read moreAmbience, staff, and chef are all amazing!!! Love this place!!! 5 stars all the way

Pathetic Mahjong event 05-14-26. This so‑called "Mahjong Tournament" was nothing of the sort. The…read moreorganizer clearly hoped to cash in on the current Mahjong trend without offering one single element of an actual tournament. No table assignments. No scoring. No prizes. No auction items. Nothing. The only thing remotely "tournament‑like" was the fee they charged. And let's be clear: this wasn't even a fundraiser for a cause. It was "bring your own tiles, sit with your friends, play in our room, and we'll serve you a fair‑to‑mediocre lunch"--a lunch that, as the owner proudly announced, didn't even include a basic cookie for dessert. Stunning. Then came the final insult. My friend's mother, who couldn't attend, had spent two weeks calling and requesting a refund. Repeatedly denied and given the run around. Only after persistent pressure did they begrudgingly offer a food‑only gift certificate--not merchandise--though maybe, possibly, someday, at some undefined later date, they might let her use it in the store. Maybe. But not today. What on earth was this event. I genuinely felt like I had stepped into an alternate universe where professionalism, integrity, and basic hospitality had been outlawed.

I am writing this review so that you will stop into Annette's for some awesome, price friendly,…read morehome cooking. When coming from Atlanta up into North Carolina, stopping there is a must do. First of all... You will love their Fried Taters. Big chucks of taters, boiled and fried. YUM. Huge omlet's. Melt in your mouth biscuits. To top it all off, a friendly staff. Forget the big chain restaurants. You will stop at Annette's every time you travel 441.

This place is amazing! Great prices and great food. Wonderful people. Glad we stopped in.read more

Stopped by Cottage House Restaurant in Cleveland and this place is exactly what you want if you're…read morelooking for a solid, no-frills Southern breakfast. First off, the setup is super easy. You walk in, grab a tray, and you've got options. You can go through the hot bar and get served right there, pay, and be on your way... or order off the menu, sit down, and they'll bring the food to you. Very simple and efficient. The inside is spacious with plenty of seating, and there's also outdoor seating if you want it. Parking is easy too, which is a big plus, especially compared to the chaos you'll run into closer to Helen. Food wise, I always judge breakfast spots by the chicken, egg, and cheese biscuit... and this one held up. The chicken was tender, the biscuit was soft and fresh, and overall it was a solid start. The surprise for me was the hashbrown casserole. It came out good, but once I added a little salt, the flavor really popped. Definitely worth getting. The pancakes were also done right... nice crispy edges with a soft, fluffy inside. That's exactly how pancakes should be. Menu wise, they've got everything you'd expect from a Southern breakfast spot... biscuits and gravy, eggs, bacon, sausage, country ham, pancakes, omelets, and even lunch style items like burgers and plate meals if you come later. They also have a Coca-Cola fountain, which is always a win. Service was friendly, especially for early morning, and the whole place just has that comfortable, old-school home cooking feel. There is also a drive thru if you don't feel like leaving your car. Overall, this is a great spot if you want a good breakfast without the crowds. Simple, tasty, and easy.

Great little cafeteria style country restaurant. Perfect for lunch! Convenient to Clarkesville…read moreand Cleveland.

The food is usually really good. Several times I've ordered the Shrimp Trio - 5 grilled shrimp, 5…read morefried shrimp, and 5 shrimp in Alfredo sauce. Some of the servers are very friendly, others not so much.

Lovely restaurant with expansive menu. Best burger in years!!! Awesome dessert menu!…read moreFriendly staff.

A great spot with tasty food, decent prices, and great service. I was checked in on multiple times…read moreto make sure i was well taken care of. I got the Fried Green Tomato BLT salad and added a burger patty to it. So delicious, just what I needed!

While visiting Helen this place had some great reviews so we gave it a shot . Service was…read moreexcellent, from beginning to end. Our waitress Alyssa was very kind, attentive and made sure everything came out perfect. In addition the support provided from the other waiter and waitress was great to see. The place was slow and we were able to get seated immediately. However, even when a place can be slow there might not be enough follow up to make sure everything is good. This was not the case here at Campfire. Again, phenomenal service. Food was great. The nachos weren't your typical chips, they were wonton style, so a little soft and some crunch, but the plate was loaded. The chili came out hot and was loaded with toppings, loved the cornbread croutons in it. The smash burger was very filling, stacked with 2 patties, bacon, soft bread and great side of fries. Overall would come back to check out more items in the menu. Once again, excellent service complimented the food.