Georgia peach icecream in Georgia? Yessss!!! This location…read morewas a must on a hot day in Thomasville. Lines were long but moved quick and the scooper girls were so sweet and helpful. Also had to try the mango sorbetto and so glad I did. My fave yelper got the cookies and creme .It was delicious .He said was best ever had. Winner winner! Located downtown and easy walk . Definitely would return!

Wanted a little treat after lunch and found this place. We were not disappointed! Just walking in…read moreand inhaling the smell of waffles just set the mood! Good customer service. Interestingly, the waffle cones are made in-house! There are numerous types of candies available, as well and various choices for ice cream, including toppings. We ordered a waffle cone with rainbow ice cream and sprinkles; cookies and cream ice cream in a cup, topped with oreo crumbles; french vanilla ice cream with hot caramel and pecans. The cool treats were delicious and truly hit the spot. This place is now one of my favorites and I will be stopping by when in town again!

A beautiful new Mediterranean/Middle Eastern market between Chris Taverna and TJ Maxx. Everything…read moreis imported and beautifully placed. The new shop is immaculate. Besides exotic, spices, fruit, grains & Imported candy the fresh meats, pastries, and frozen delicacies looked appealing. Mohammed was very informative and he gave me a complementary piece of baklava, which was fresh and delicious.

Nice, bright, friendly store with a solid selection of ice cream to choose from. The staff was very…read morefriendly and helpful as we asked for advice on flavors and bowls. The ice cream scoops were standard in size and the flavors were quite good. Everyone enjoyed their scoops. Only downside to this visit was the smell of the store. It smelled strongly of antiseptic and nothing else. While I do love things to be clean, it would be great to get smells of cones and other smells that represent the business to entice purchases!

The absolute nicest owners!! They are so sweet and support the community. Ice cream is delicious…read moreand store is always clean and tidy. Raspberry truffle is my favorite!

Favorite place to eat in Thomasville. Great price for whatever your order. The staff is very…read morefriendly. Highly recommend the jerk chicken wrap, or the mango habernaro chicken wrap. Two thumbs up!

I am so disappointed that I am just now finding out about this place. The cafe is a perfect little…read moreset up and has such a good vibe. Then I tried the dragon blood smoothie and I can literally say this was the best smoothie I've ever had in my life. The cashier recommended that I try the chicken wrap and she was right. The wrap has some type of home made sauce that lit my tastebuds up. This place is perfect! My wife will be trying it this weekend and they will be getting my money every chance I get. Please note that the owner made my wrap. I kind of want to go back right now and get some more food.

Food is amazing! Service is awesome and the ambiance is super cool!…read more It used to be an old operating room with recovery rooms and it's a great tribute to its downtown history!

I was traveling through on business and stopped to grab a quick lunch. What a gem! Super cute…read moreambiance nestled in downtown. Service was impeccable and smoothie was outstanding. And service was very fast too! A must stop!

Great candy store Customer service is awesome very nice…read morepeople . The products is amazing. Highly recommend.

We have passed this place on the way to Quitman so many times thinking we would stop on the way…read moreback to Tallahassee and finally it worked out. I'm glad it finally did. Their retail store is a much smaller version of the products you see at the pecan and candy shops along the interstate. This is located at the facility where the products are made. They have samples out for most, if not all, of their products to help you decide what you want. That's assuming you don't want one of everything. We got dark chocolate covered pecans, chocolate covered dried cherries, chocolate covered blueberries, divinity and a gift box of chocolate covered pecans. We easily met the "deal" requirements for a free peanut brittle. We got to taste samples of everything except the peanut brittle. I don't remember seeing samples of that. All of the chocolate covered candies are delicious but the big surprise was the peanut brittle. I used to love peanut brittle but I had given up on it a long time ago for fear of breaking a tooth. I decided to get it out for our family Christmas gathering and took a little piece, figuring to just suck on it until it melted. Turned out it was easily crunchable and not too sweet. Of the variety of things I put out to munch on this Christmas Day, their brittle was one of the hits. This assures that we will make sure to stop at Dillon Candy and not pass by. Their prices are reasonable. The choices are limited to what they make. Many of the products are in generic packaging rather than their retail packaging which probably helps keep the prices down. The store is small and they have regular business hours Monday-Friday, 8-5. If you are passing through on US 84 during that time you need to stop.

I'm not even sure where to begin. In summary, a very good experience--but an experience. I was here…read morein search of cane syrup, understand, from out of town--just visiting after an afternoon at the springs and dinner at O'Neal's Buffet. My friend and local guide to Madison told me I needed to check here for the syrup--it's where he gets fishing tackle . . . yes, at a grocery store. There are like three aisles of just fishing tackle and reels and rods. In a grocery store. That's the first sign you're somewhere special. And there's like half an aisle of camping gear, as well. The store otherwise seems larger than most IGAs I've been to before and well-stocked. They didn't have pure cane syrup but they had an astounding variety of cane syrup blends: Gilley's, Daddy Buck's, Delta, and others. Cane syrup, like maple syrup, is expensive when pure so it often gets blended with other sweeteners--I use it in baking so that's overall ok by me. They may also have been out because we're right upon the season when it's traditionally made, so last year's supply may be running low and this year's not to market just yet. Aside from the syrups, they had a great baking aisle in general: lots of cornbread and other savory mixes (hushpuppies, et cetera), cake mixes, and Goodman's Extracts which Publix doesn't carry and other stores may at best have just their vanilla but they make good, stranger flavored, extracts like caramel and black walnut. If you want to know if people in a given community like to bake, go to the local grocery store, check out the extracts: if they have a vast selection, you've got serious bakers around. The smell of this store is unlike anything I've ever smelled before: not bad, but just weird. Maybe plasticky, not quite chemical, not quite food, again not bad but just strange. Still, this store is a winner in my book, it feels a bit out of the 80s, a bit stuck in time, but a gem all the same.

At checkout at Bob and Jeff's I realized I didn't have my credit card and not enough cash to pay…read morefor my groceries. The checkout person paid the balance for me! That would never happen at Publix. Bob and Jeff's is the best.

The donuts were awesome. Something about them were different that chain restaurants. Plus the hand…read moremake their donuts every day! One thing that I loved was their Kolache.

This donut shop is a fabulous place to visit if you're in Bainbridge, GA. Have visited several…read moretimes already. The donuts and donut holes are made fresh daily and you must get there early or they run out! They also sell hot dogs and will heat them as ordered. An unusual pairing with a donut, but it works! The donuts taste great and are inexpensive. Friendly and fast service. The only disappointment is when visiting on a Sunday, you'll find them closed. I'll return again for sure.