What a cool place! We stayed in the carriage house and it was quiet, comfortable and had everything…read morewe needed! Scott and Cathy are wonderful hosts and we just enjoyed sitting and talking with them. The history of this place is pretty cool too! There is a lot to see in the main house and it just has a very chill vibe. We ate dinner in the main house and I tell you, Cathy sure can cook! We enjoyed every meal she made. She even sells a cook book of her recipes! This really is a hidden gem! It is walking distance to down town Monticello which offers some great places to eat and shop. They have wonderful antique stores, a fabulous coffee shop and a little bakery with some of the best treats. It's really a nice little escape from the hustle and bustle of every day life

Great food and great service. Very friendly staff. Scott and Cathy made us feel right at home.read more

Pleasant smiles and Georgia sweet service. Large space and plenty of seating to get work done or…read morerelax. The cool whip topping was delicious and thick on the coffee and it's a must. Nannas cinnarolls were made in a waffle maker and came out so soft and gooey, comes in 2 or 4 pieces. Nice space so definitely need to go again when in town.

I had the breakfast with waffles, eggs and bacon and got a side of cheese grits. Everything was…read moredelicious! The food was hot and fresh. The cheese grits were the best I have ever had.

If you've ever wished you could step into a cozy breakfast scene straight out of a movie, Savannah…read moreMoon Bakery & Cafe is your spot. It's quaint, charming, and has that small-town, heartwarming vibe that makes you want to linger over your coffee a little longer. I ordered the Homemade Hash and Eggs, and it was almost perfect. The portion is hearty, so much so that I couldn't even finish it. But here's the kicker: the dish had absolutely no seasoning. None. Not even a sprinkle of salt and pepper. As someone who loves bold flavors, I found that strange. Thankfully, they had salt and pepper on hand, so after a generous shake (okay, several generous shakes), it turned into exactly what I hoped for: hearty, satisfying, and delicious. The coffee was solid but mild. I'm a "give me an extra espresso shot" kind of girl, so I would have preferred something a bit bolder. They offer basic creamer and sugar options, but I didn't notice any flavored coffee or syrups, so if that's your thing, keep it in mind. If you're a simple coffee drinker, you'll be just fine. What really sets Savannah Moon apart, though, is the service. The girl who greeted and served me was friendly and super sweet, exactly what you'd hope for in a place like this. She was genuine in a way that made me feel like a regular, even though it was my first time here. Overall, this is the quintessential breakfast spot. The prices are average in comparison to most of the sit-down breakfast spots I frequent. It's not trying too hard, it's warm and welcoming, and it just feels like the kind of place you want to visit again (and I definitely will).

What is so charming about the Savannah Moon Bakery, is that you feel like you are sitting in the…read moreBaker's dining room. I was there for breakfast, and had a Lavazzo cup of coffee, corned beef/potato hash with two basted eggs, and it was delicious. The corned beef hash was not prepared by a chef with precise knife cuts, but how I would do at home--irregularly cut potatoes, onions--it looked like hash! My friend had Eggs Benedict, and she told me they were perfectly delicious. And guess what? Bill was right at $25! Our server was a friendly, attentive young woman, who took good care of us. Run, don't walk, for an amazing breakfast at Savannah Moon Bakery, in downtown Thomasville. Their downtown deserves its own entry on social media.

The ambiance was pretty nice, making for a great group dinner setting. The service was pretty slow…read moreand we were there for a while. The food was very good. It's a place to go to get quality over quantity. Portions are a little small for the prices.

Let me start with the good: this place looks like it knows what it's doing. The ambiance is simple,…read moretasteful, and well-designed--perfect for a cute dinner out. We were greeted with a smile the second we walked in, and our server was friendly and attentive the whole time. A+ for vibes and service. Now, the food... oof. We started with the appetizer special of the night, which, shockingly, was the best thing we had--and it was aggressively mid. Everything that followed? Two thumbs down. The peas I ordered as a side; I swear were marinated in red onion slivers for several decades. Even after picking out all the visible onion, (as shown in pictures) it still tasted like Shrek's bathwater. If I had ordered this on a first date, I would've just gone home to save us both the trauma of onion breath. There's no way a single person has ever eaten this dish and said, "Wow, that was delightful." I'd actually pay money to see the facial expressions of anyone taking a bite. My partner's mashed potatoes? So dry and dense I could've thrown them at a wall and they'd stick. Come back the next morning and they'd be holding up drywall. Not a single drop of moisture in sight. I asked for crushed red pepper for my flatbread (thinking maybe it could be saved). No - No pepper flakes. Apparently none of their flatbreads are allowed joy or spice. Even if they did have red pepper, I don't think it would've saved it. Best thing we had all night? My partner's chicken. And even that was dry. So, that says a lot. Final verdict: come here for a drink and a snack before going somewhere else for the actual meal. It's a great pregame spot, but if you're hungry-hungry, keep walking.

We enjoyed an outstanding meal at SASS. What a gift these sisters have to provide such a great…read morerestaurant experience. The Shabam shrimp and fried green tomato appetizer were a great start. The ribs and bbq sauce were outstanding. The shrimp and grits were decadent and delicious. The sides of green beans, pig tails and potato soufflé were a hit. They nailed it on every dish. Cucumber cocktail was refreshing as well. The waitstaff is super friendly and food comes out FAST! We will be back!

A favorite Sunday brunch spot in Thomasville! You can order anything on the menu on Sundays, so he…read morechose brunch and I ordered off the lunch menu! Oysters Benedict did not disappoint! French bread toasted and topped with fried oysters, poached eggs, and a Cajun cream sauce. So delicious and perfectly prepared. Bloody Mary paired very well with this dish! French cut pork chop, blackened, and topped with mango chutney! So tender and juicy! I chose collard greens as one side and they have that true southern taste! Red beans and rice as the second side...a personal favorite. We sat outside as it has a great vibe since it's located at an old train depot! If you're lucky a train will pass by while you're dining! Service is nice and servers are very attentive. You can also sit in the Bar Mason and get fabulous service as well and order off of the menu as if you were in the restaurant or sitting outside. Great date night spot for sure!

Cute spot we hit on our way home from Florida. I had already had two cups of coffee so I ordered a…read moreside of fries that were good. Hubby tried the cold brew- it was nice and strong. Quick service. We will add to our coffee spots for travel to/from Florida

What a hidden gem! Made the mistake of showing up here hungry with my brother, so we ordered a lot!…read moreThe zucchini fries were OK, they were made fresh, but a vegetable fell out of the fried part for most of the fries... The plain fries were incredible though. We tried a few of the burgers, and they were amazing. Very customizable and the menu was straightforward. Plus the food came out pretty quick. The restaurant was adorable, they had a bunch of stickers and old vintage decorations throughout the interior. We enjoyed trying to find the funniest things we could! If you're in Tifton, I highly recommend you stop by, as it is one of the best restaurants there.

Liam's, a place so nice we ate there twice. We were on a shopping trip in Thomasville and stopped…read morein for an early dinner. Brian, our server, is also a certified sommelier, and his wine suggestions to accompany The Whole Shebang were spot on. We enjoyed our meal so much that we went back the next Friday with friends. The ambiance is straight out of Europe, and it was decorated beautifully for the holidays.

This is t the same Liam's I enjoyed years ago. I'd been hearing this from others for some time, and…read morewhile our visits have been mixed, we stayed true and kept coming. Last night we came to celebrate my son's birthday. We were seated promptly for our reservation. Service was great with our server telling us if the specials (the daily blue and the yellowtail collars they had as an appetizer). We ordered a round of drinks for the table. All was going well. The smoked fish dip was good - a solid performer. We especially liked the pickled veg that came along side it. Our mains consisted of the daily blue, two had the new chicken sandwich, and I ordered the duroc aged pork chop. Liam's is fancy now, with mains not coming with sides. This certainly cranked up the bill. I had the pork chop, which was really small despite the declared weight and the price of $45. The taste was good, but didn't really impress me. The daily blue had skin that was charred, but the fish part was good. My daughter wasn't impressed with that. The chicken sandwiches, however, were a hit. Go figure. All but the daily blue ordered a side dish. Two had the mashed potatoes, which were good, I ordered the side with stringy cheese, prosciutto, peaches, and sliced peppers. No flavor. I get the bill and there is a $9.40-something charge in there for a "non-cash transaction". Also, my two drinks were charged a dollar more than the menu price. With everything there at a premium price (a larger and much better pork chop can be had at St James for more than $10 less - with sides!), everything is a la carte, and a silly charge for not having cash means I'm done with Liam's. The place where I discovered my first and favorite scotch, a love for unique cheeses, and great cooking techniques has been outdone by at least one local competitor while increasing prices and serving less. It's a shame, but they never seem to be full, so instead of improving value and delivery, they've gone to increasing prices.

Such an awesome place with amazing food. The menu was huge…read more My wife and I had the pleasure of eating there on our recent stay in Thomasville. We're always looking for neat places to eat. The food was exceptional. I had a grit bowl, which consisted of cheese grits, covered with sausage and bacon, along with a cheese sauce covered with two eggs over easy. Wow, what a flavor bomb. With the added butter and toasted on the grill biscuit, it was perfect. The wife had a bacon egg and cheese biscuit with a side of grits, which was perfect as well. The service was great. Very friendly, attentive staff. Very clean. Wonderful experience.

A spring break trip to Thomasville, Ga. took us to Qs cafe in the downtown district. The place was…read morenice and busy at lunchtime, but they waited on us, and we were served pretty quickly. Dawn had the farmer's pride omelet and I settled on the Caesar salad with grilled chicken. Everything was great, well seasoned, and cooked nicely. The restaurant is well lighted and clean; the staff is friendly and the atmosphere is nice. Prices are good for the area. We would definitely recommend Q's Cafe!

The Valdosta Country Club was organized in 1917 with Abial Winn as the first president.Valdosta…read moreCountry Club is a family oriented private club conveniently located in the city limits of Valdosta. They offer a challenging 27 hole golf course co-designed by Joe Lee and Bobby Weed, driving range, two practice greens, eight tennis courts, of which four are clay courts, state of the art fitness center, Olympic-size swimming pool, baby pool and snack bar. The Clubhouse Dining Rooms and Plantation Grill are available for breakfast, lunch, dinner, special member events, weddings, receptions, and private functions. Throughout the year members enjoy popular family oriented and social traditions such as Sunday Brunch, theme parties and holiday events. My grandmother, Frances Moorman, was the first female member ever voted on to the VCC board of directors. The club is currently undergoing major renovations to the club house and main dining area. The Pro is Kerry Brown. It is the only private Country Club in Valdosta.

Downtown Valdosta is where we found this place on Wednesday morning. The ambience is so cool feels…read morelike southern charm mixed with French bistro. The coffee is made fresh constantly and very good quality too. We had a mixture of items Wife has a breakfast burrito with hash browns, eggs, sausage,chopped tomatoes all wrapped up neatly and grilled. I had French toast, bacon, grits everything was fresh and good.Try this place if your downtown it's really good!!!!

Always fast and delicious. The grilled pimento sandwich is my favorite item but everything I've…read moretried has been delicious