We have been there several times over the years and it is the best breakfast restaurant in the…read morearea. The service is very good and prompt. We always look forward to going back every time we are in Clayton.

My husband I enjoyed a fabulous lunch at The Rusty Bike Cafe. I loved the Summer Salad with all the…read morefruit, veggies, and vinaigrette. It was pure summer happiness on a plate. My husband loved his Philly Cheese Steak and coleslaw. He orders PCS whenever he can, and he said this was one of the best he's ever had. The menu is extensive and everything looks wonderful. Look at the menu ahead of time if it takes you a long time to make decisions. The service was great. We arrived after the lunch rush, so we were seated and served quickly. The place is decorated with biker memorabilia. We enjoyed looking around. The place has a happy vibe. We'll be back!

Love this place! Best smoothies ever!! Good selection of…read moreSupplements, remedies & healthy snacks. Great service

What a lovely market! This shop is new since my visit to downtown Clayton a few years ago. The…read morestaff are warm and friendly and very knowledgeable about their products. The layout is well done. They offer a wide variety of product yet it's not overwhelming. Whether you're in the market (pun intended) for snacks, supplements or vitamins, they have you covered. Additionally, the business does a fantastic job of promoting local products. You can even order a freshly made smoothie to order. There's more than meets the eye in this little market. If you find yourself in Clayton, I highly recommend you venture in and check it out for yourself.

This is the only one in the Clayton area (Inside Ingles) and glad it's there. Sometimes you just…read moregottta have one.

they have no idea how to make the coffee menu... they had to remake my drink and got it wrong both…read moretimes. The first time they made the completely wrong drink the second time they made the "correct" drink but still made it wrong. Too many pumps of flavor and no shots even though it's supposed to come with espresso shots by default. And it took so long to make each one I didn't have time to have them make it a third time, I'd already been waiting for so long

The Clayton Café in Clayton GA is an unexpected jewel in North Georgia…read more Located on Main Street, the Café has been completely renovated in the last year, the decor is lovely. The wait staff is excellent. They are open seven days a week for breakfast and for lunch until 3:30p. My bride had the western omelet and pronounced it excellent (a pretty rare rating from her). I'm a big fan of chicken livers and these are good - and more than one person can eat in a single sitting. The onion rings are "real" onion rings and the batter delicious. The place holds about 20-30 patrons so get there early. Net: Food very good, service excellent, ambiance very good, prices reasonable. Here's a link to their website: https://claytoncafe.com/

Well, it's down a couple of stars. I'm not from Clayton, but…read morewe love this little town and visit it often, last trip in January 2026. I noticed the window sign said "Angie's Clayton Cafe" and whilst being seated at 11:45AM on Tuesday June 2, 2026, noted the wall art had changed, no more local memorabilia, and the menu is now a well worn, two sheet pieces of copy paper. No problem, the place was nearing capacity per usual and we did get a window seated table. But, then I noticed, no collard greens on the menu. So, if you read my earlier reviews, you will note that I have eaten at quite a few "meat and three" style country diners and that I also know how to cook this food at home. That's a big qualifier, because Clayton Cafe had become a part of our destination trip to Clayton from Greenville, SC. It was just that good, a notch above the crowd. I didn't find this experience to be the same. The decor, service, ambiance was the same. Even the same crowd starting a 15 minute table wait shortly after noon. Business has not suffered, but the food is not the same. Overall, everything was less flavorful, more bland. The highlight, the white sawmill gravy was piping hot and flowed well, not a gloopy mess and I like that it was served on the side. The country fried steak was tender, but it had less crunch on the crust and was significantly bland - pepper and salt please. The green beans had a small chunk of meat involved, but they too were very bland and lacked a depth of flavor expected from the hamhock, the biscuit was good, but not the buttery crusty biscuit if yore. The okra was straight up flour breading with no cornmeal in the mixture and that's a game changer on this dish. Fried chicken was good. Squash, or squash casserole was a bland mess and left uneaten. Don't get me wrong. This three star rating means "OK". It's still a good meat and three. It's just not an exceptional meat and three as experiences my multiple prior visits. So that's when I asked the server if the restaurant had changed owners and yes, in April 2026. Well, there ya go, but Bon Chance to the new owners and Godspeed towards the hard work and keeping it going. Obviously, a full house lunch crowd on a Tuesday in June shows positive momentum. I'm just saying, pay attention to flavor, both in depth and complexity, to make these Southern standards stand out from the meat and three crowd.

202604241715…read more Delicious! Delicious in smell, sight & taste. A cornucopia of chocolate confections of all kinds of variations. Also, ice cream galore for consumption in natural or milkshake form. Friendly service. Enjoy!

Very nice and good ice cream would recommend if you are in town,nice folks and attentive serviceread more

Great gas shop…read more Daniel B. below has a point: I agree, that QuikTrip is more convenient (and larger, with more options) than RaceTrac. But this RaceTrac is TOP. All the out-of-staters with issues about parking... I have one sentence for them: redo your road test! This RaceTrac is large too, pumps aplenty and friendly staff. Some local guy even held the door open for about 12 peeps, all coming in in the morning. It was a small town, Southern-gentility type shop. Gas was cheap. Coffee was hot. Locals wore Clemson and UGA sports gear (they had manners) and the place was doing great business. If you are in Clayton - come here for gas. Rebel review: 5

RaceTrac store #455 is one of the last gas stations you'll find in Georgia before crossing the…read morestate border into North Carolina. It's next door to KFC. In Georgia, I'm generally a fan of QuikTrip and RaceTrac. The gas stations are big, relatively clean, and have low fuel prices. I stopped by this RaceTrac and picked up a couple Vita Coco drinks ($2.50 each) for the road. I started drinking one of the boxes in the car and noticed it tasted funny and unpleasant. Upon further inspection, I saw the drink had expired months ago. Blech. They need to check the expiration dates on their inventory (and I need to check them before buying).