Just WOW! We had a group for dinner in the bar area. Do NOT be thrown of by the price because the…read moreportions are generous. More importantly, the food was OUTSTANDING!! Our bartender/server was great as well. I would say this place is worth every penny! I've been here for their terrific Sunday brunch and am thrilled they now have a great dinner option!

Went specifically for the French toast but they were out of the bread pudding so it was made with…read morebrioche. It was good but wonder how much better it might have been. Also it wasn't hot -- ie the butter on top didn't melt at all. The coffee was okay. Also extremely slow service. Sorry we didn't choose another place.

Best lunch location in Blue Ridge. Definitely a locals restaurant and we love it that way. The…read moresoups, sandwiches and the great desserts are the best in town.

Gourmet is a stretch.... The tomato and lettuce on my sandwich was old and wilty. I didn't get any…read morebacon on my club sandwich (description said it included bacon). The bread was so soggy. The Cuban was a very small portion. I ordered potato soup and received tomato soup. The chicken and rice soup tasted like canned cream of mushroom soup and not much else. The complementary prepackaged crackers were the best part of our meal.

We had such a great experience at Jammies! Our kids, ages one and three, shared the Pizza Panini…read morewith mac & cheese and absolutely devoured it. I snuck a few bites too, and it was delicious! I asked our server what her favorite sandwich was, and she recommended the Cajun--it did not disappoint! It was full of flavor, and the pasta salad was perfectly seasoned. My husband ordered the Reuben on sourdough, and it was like the perfect combination of a grilled cheese and a classic Reuben. The bread was toasted perfectly with the best crispy crust! The potato salad was also delicious--almost German-style, with tons of flavor while still letting the potatoes shine. Everything was fresh, flavorful, and clearly made with care. We will definitely be back!

The best sandwiches around! The French Dip sandwich was wonderful. Get it with sour dough bread,…read moreoooo yea!

Great staff and great food. We were in for quick little bite before heading back to our cabin. The…read morewings were great. My husband had the burger and said the same.

Came here with my kid and it was a rough experience, started out, smooth with being seated in the…read moreserver taking my order, but quickly declined. My child wouldn't touch their food so I tried a bite - immediately had to rinse my mouth out. Something is off with the oil or ingredients they're using. They did take it off the bill but we sat there forever waiting for someone to even come check on us. My sticky ribs were sauce wise but really fatty and cheap quality. The biggest issue arose when I went to pay my $19.04 bill, the "20% tip" on the machine came out to $5.61. I pointed it out to the server right there and he acted confused and played dumb, which was frustrating. The custom tip button wasn't even working so I couldn't fix it myself, and with my kid losing it I just had to pay and go. It wasn't until I did the math in the car that I realized just how off it really was -- that's almost 29.5%, not 20%. This left me with a really yucky feeling. Just double check the math on that tip screen before you pay. I have a feeling this has caught a lot of people without them realizing it. Needless to say, I won't be returning here.

We went to Harvest on Main with another couple. We were all very happy with almost everything. And…read morethe things we didn't love were a matter of personal taste, not inferior taste. We shared the Brussel sprouts, the spinach and artichoke dip, and the three Onion and Apple soup. That soup was killer!!! Two in our party had the Tomahawk Pork chops. One had the Salmon over Teriyaki rice. I had the peach habanero meatball appetizer as a meal. All were really really good. Kaya was our server and she was wonderful. We are having dessert elsewhere but we will be back and will try it next time based on how good the food was.

Five of us had an enjoyable 5pm weekday dinner at Harvest on Main. Aubrey was our waiter and he did…read morean excellent job with recommendations, tastings, and overall responsive service. We all enjoyed our food, notably my barramundi fish sandwich was a perfect size and delightful with every bite. They gave us the choice of sitting upstairs or downstairs, and we really liked the decor upstairs better.

I'm Cuban and have been eating at Rum Cake Lady for past 9 years and they are better than anything…read morein ATL, Tampa and most places in Miami. They use La Segunda Cuban bread, the best out there!

I've never tasted cake this incredible. The best Cuban food outside of Miami and Cuba. Everything…read morewas delicious. We also had the ham croquets, the papa Rellena, the rum cakes, the vegetarian sandwich, the midnight sandwich and the coffees, but we ate it all before we could take pictures. We will absolutely be back.

My favorite wine bar EVER !! The service is always so friendly and alive !! The place has a funky…read morevibe with delicious shareable fresh food! Decor is fun and sitting at the bar is the best !!

Cute dog friendly (on the back patio) wine bar on the main road in Blue Ridge. Staff was…read moreknowledgeable about wine and made great recommendations. The pita and olive oil were a great light appetizer!

We made a trip to one of my favorite stops when visiting my family's cabin in Ellijay…read more The place is huge with a vast selection of fresh fruits, bakery items, wines for tasting, and plenty of cute souvenirs to browse. The wine slushies was honestly one of the highlights for us. It was so good, we each had 2 before we left lol ! They have u pick seasons with a variety fruit so make sure you check out their website ! Beautiful place, friendly atmosphere, and definitely worth visiting if you're in Blue Ridge

Mercier Orchards was easily one of the highlights of our trip to Blue Ridge and is absolutely worth…read morevisiting. The U-pick apple experience was a blast, and the orchard is beautiful, well organized, and family-friendly. We spent hours here between picking apples, browsing the market, and sampling drinks. There is an incredible selection of local products, baked goods, jams, cider, wine, fresh produce, gifts, and souvenirs. Everything looked fresh and high quality, although many of the items are definitely on the pricey side. We also tried both the hard cider and wine flights, which were reasonably priced and a fun way to sample several of their offerings before deciding what to take home. Most of the staff we encountered were friendly and welcoming, and despite the crowds, the overall operation ran smoothly. Unfortunately, what should have been a five-star experience was overshadowed by one concerning incident. After returning from the U-pick orchard on the tractor, we noticed a family parked a couple of spaces away from us. The adults removed a younger child from the vehicle, and it appeared there may have been another child, approximately four years old, still inside the parked vehicle. We fully recognize the seriousness of making that assumption and cannot say with certainty what the circumstances were. However, with temperatures well above 90 degrees, we felt it was far better to report what we observed than ignore a situation that could potentially put a child at risk. What disappointed us most was the response. We informed staff of our concern, yet there seemed to be little to no sense of urgency. Even if it ultimately turned out to be a misunderstanding, I would have expected someone to immediately check on the situation or at least acknowledge the concern and verify that the child was safe. When it comes to a potential child safety issue, I'd much rather see staff respond quickly to a false alarm than risk overlooking a genuine emergency. Despite that experience, Mercier Orchards is still a wonderful destination. The U-pick experience, shopping, cider and wine tastings, and overall atmosphere make it a place I'd recommend to anyone visiting the Blue Ridge area. My hope is simply that management reinforces the importance of treating potential safety concerns with the urgency they deserve. Had it not been for that interaction, this easily would have been a five-star review.