Someone shared cafe and antiques, and I knew I had to go. Had breakfast, then shopped for a couple…read moreof hours. The store has so much, and more. Everywhere you turn is another room or aisle to check out. From new pottery, to classic gifts, to gorgeous furniture, you will most likely find something to take home.

I really enjoyed this store, like walking back in time. Service, selection and value were all…read moregreat. Thanks to an employee chasing me down the street to give me my debit card I had left. Now that's service! Check this place out on 129 before Cleveland!

Came here after a terrible experience at Lowe's in Cornelia. Every employee we encountered was so…read morepleasant and eager to help. We had a big order and the employees in the garden center helped us load it all up without us even asking. I live 20 minutes away and am much closer to the Lowe's in Cornelia, but I will definitely be coming back!

It's hard for me to give just a 3 star when the store really, really tries. The people and service…read moreare 5 star here, they do really try hard to please the customer. The drive thru lumberyard is a big plus too, really convenient. The problem with the store is it's more of a 'mini' home depot, very poorly laid out, cramped isles, minimal stock. I have no idea since it's the only big box anywhere for 30 mile radius in any direction that they decided to go with this, because they really have a hard time shewing companies like Adams and Yoders away from the area. If you need a quick run and you live in Lavonia, Martin, Toccoa, Clarksville... this is a good stop for you. If you need specifics and selection, might need to make the extra drive.

With the amount of traveling that I do, I have found that honey is one of the best souvenirs there…read moreis. There is a huge local variety in most places, whether eucalyptus in Spain or sourwood in Georgia, it doesn't spoil, it can be brought across counties, and you consume it, so it's possible to keep buying it. In addition, it's quite healthy. I checked out a few places around Atlanta, Hartwell, and Lavonia, and found the best selection, prices, and service at Honey Hole. Being an unassuming storefront at a strip mall, right off the highway, it's easy to miss it, but you shouldn't. Pop in, taste some honey, then go home with a few pounds of assorted honey. This is a full service honey establishment, so they also sell anything you could possibly need to produce your own, including the bees themselves. It's much nicer to shop at an all in one shop, where you can see and touch the products, and consult with an expert. So whether looking for a hive, frames, smoker, foundation, or just some fancy honeycomb to put on top of ice cream, it's worth a stop.

I have my own hives so I didn't purchase any honey, but I did buy some of their organic homemade…read moresoaps. I must say, it is some of the best I've bought. I love the apple scent one and it feels so smooth washing with it ! I have lots of friends who make soap and haven't bought soap in the stores for years, but I'm really impressed! This is good stuff‼

I reached out after my father broke his hip to coordinate lawn care for his home. I live in the…read morecity and am too far to keep it up as my father heals. Mauricio replied they would get me an estimate the next day. I didn't hear back. I emailed a week later asking for an update and never heard back.

I have used Extended Lawn Care's services for the past two years to cut the grass at my residence…read moreand I am very pleased with their work. The owner, Mr. Nava, is very friendly and professional. He and his team are thorough and timely with their work, and the rate he charges is reasonable. Every two weeks during the warm spring and hot summer months my grass is cut and the bushes trimmed, and in the early to mid fall the dead leaves are blown off my property to the gutter for pickup by the city. My yard always looks tidy and nice.