This place is always busy because of the great prices on their food. I buy a lot of the Aldi brand…read morefood since they are very inexpensive and the quality is always been good. Associates are very efficient and helpful. The store is always nice and clean as well.

Associates are very kind + work quickly. Usually can find unique aldi finds here! Decent prices +…read moregood selection of items. Store is clean.

Wonderful farm store with their own ground grits, grains, and more. From spices and jars of…read morepreserved and pickled foods, to old time candy and cookware, this store has a lot of items. Even the employees we interacted with were friendly. The location is great with several things nearby. After we cashed out, we walked around back to see the trout and falls, then next door to the coffee roaster before going across the street to the winery and antique store. Highly recommend!

Very friendly and informative staff.All your corneal ,flour,grits,syrups ,jellies and much more.A…read morereal very old working mill.Has beautiful views of the water behind it.We stop in each time to get our grits,pancake mix,specialty products and my tomato vidalia salad dressing.Make it your stop while in Helen.Take it from The Working Man Review.

I love this place! Very knowledgeable of all of their…read moresupplements to at they sell. If you're looking for a particular item, they will try and order it for you.

As a newcomer I was thrilled to find excellent variety's of nutritional items in date for…read moreimproving our health with intelligent staff. I highly recommend parasite cleanses for decades to boost immunity on cellular levels to prevent illnesses such as cancer, heart disease, diabetes, flu, depression, insomnia, BP, and more. They have refrigerated fresh nutritional edibles you improve food flavors you won't find in local grocery stores. Blessed to find a health minded business in Dahlonega where THOUSANDS of UNG college students and locals can improve their health by patronizing Wholesome Earth.

We had a lovely stay here over the weekend for a family wedding. Our two night stay made use of the…read morehotel's great location in historic downtown Dahlonega, as well as the pool and small fitness room. The hotel also offered an expansive complimentary hot breakfast. The onside parking in the garage on the lower level of the hotel was also handy and appreciated (especially loading in with little kiddos). The staff was friendly, our room was clean - really, no complaints! Several restaurants, park, farmers market and shops located within a 2-3 block radius.

We stumbled upon this wonderful shop while walking around historic Dahlonega square. The store…read moreassociate was friendly, helpful, and knowledgeable. We let her know our preferences and what types of food we cook, and she made great suggestions. We sampled several oils and vinegars and decided on the following: Honey ginger white balsamic vinegar Toasted sesame oil (specialty oil) Black truffle oil (specialty oil) We also purchased a few bottle pour spouts to go with the oils. We've used the oils many times and love all of them! The oils and vinegar are great for stir fry, fish, salads, and more. We try to incorporate them in as many dishes as we can. Fortunately for us, most of their oils and vinegars are available for purchase and shipping on their site for when we run out!

I can not say enough nice things about the Gainesville, GA Honey Baked Ham Store. Their ham…read moresandwich on a croissant is wonderful, they are quick and accurate. We ordered a Turkey Dinner for Thanksgiving (with all the fixings) and had an order mix up. The manager Tom made it right - excellent customer service! I highly recommend ordering your holiday meals from them. Super easy, delicious (the Tuscan Brocolli was a greate surprise!).

I was on my way there to pick up a roasted turkey and a couple of sides when a deer ran out in…read morefront of me and hit my front side. I called to tell them I probably would not make it in time since I had to get another car to drive. They said they would be there a little past closing and to knock on the door. I arrived a little after 8 and Matt was so generous and covered my turkey, relish, sweet potato souffle, and a red velvet cake. That just made my day and made me feel so blessed on this Thanksgiving. Thank you so much!!!

Went today 8-8-26 .went to try again. As usual the food was not good. The chicken strips were cold…read moreand hard, the fries cold and soggy , the bread cold and hard. Tasted like it was cooked in very old grease.This is not the first time I've had this issue. There ice cream is always great and there breakfast is good Won't be going for anything else. The owner needs to get in there and noticing what's going on.

DQ is always consistent with there menu and that's why I choose to eat there. The staff were…read moreprofessional and polite at this DQ so I will stop by every time that I am craving DQ. The building is clean, brightly colored and has a nice ambiance.

There are three - count 'em three - chocolate shops on the downtown square in Dahlonega. Somehow,…read morethey're not interchangeable, and Kilwin's takes the cake (or candy apple?) for Best in Show. They offer free samples of their fudge flavors. For me, the first sample (lemon) had me hooked with its delicious sweet Meyer flavor. They also have a lemon meringue ice cream, which sounds divine, but I didn't go for ice cream in addition to fudge. Maybe I'll try that next time! My wife is a candy apple adficianado, and reports that their apple pie and white chocolate apple is to die for. What really pushed this review over the top was the beyond friendly employee who was happy to answer questions and helped a pregnant woman who was feeling a little faint in the sun by bringing her some ice water. Good folks and good products!

The staff were super friendly, and we enjoyed talking with them. I wanted a chocolate covered…read morewaffle cone, but they were out of them. Instead, I got a bowl with chocolate on my ice cream. (Next time, I will ask for the chocolate in first). I'm never disappointed in Kilwins, whether it is their products, the appearance of their store, or their staff, it is a pleasant experience.

There is not one grocery store that you can go to around here that has all you need. Each store has…read moreits place whether you want to find some vegetables, meat, dairy, or packaged national brand stuff. Once you learn which of those that Aldi carries and which it does not then you can make Aldi your primary shopping location. For value you are not going to do better locally, some other places have the same items at literally double the price. The Aldi store brands can be hit and miss. The chips and candies are always hitting with some good taste and low prices. Some of the sauces are kind of bland which you don't know until you try and then maybe forget next time. All of the breads are at least good or better. The bagels are the best store bagels going and it is not even close. Except for the Hawaiian bagels, because why is there pineapple in a bagel? There are a couple downsides to shopping here. First, I don't know what is going on with stocking but sometimes the thing you want is just an empty space on the shelf. That doesn't happen all that often for my goods but when it does it is a bummer. The other downside is that for many items they are one and done. Find something you like, say the air fryer cheese curds. Those were good and I hope they bring them back. Those little turkey breasts are pretty good and for $10 you can get a few meals out of them. I recommend shopping at Aldi, and don't forget your Aldi quarter!