They are always so kind and welcoming and have a great selection of drinks and snacksread more

Cheryl's Southern Cooking is located inside. It was suggested by a local who referred to Cheryl as…read more"a good Christian woman" - Southern speak for she's a good person. ;-) I ordered the cheeseburger basket which comes with fries and coleslaw, but for a 50¢ upcharge, I opted for onion rings. Yummmm! A hand-pressed patty... Wait, let me start a new paragraph. Hand-pressed hamburger patties - who does tha anymore? In Atlanta, you'll pay a premium in a dive for that and have to deal with the hipsters! Here, everybody knows Cheryl and Cheryl knows everybody. Two things I know from conversations with several locals, there's a passion play on Labor Day weekend and Cheryl's kids are in it! Btw - that's the atmosphere comment. This is genuine South...nothing contrived. The onion rings were more than worth the upcharge and the coleslaw was really fresh. There aren't a whole lot of choices between Gainesville and Clayton, but you won't feel you've settled. These are burgers the way you remember them!

The guy working here is super nice and the chicken at Krispy krunch is delicious everything was…read morewell priced and the homemade biscuits were fantastic

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!

This is a very nice place to bring your dogs, have a few drinks, and make some new friends. The…read moremeads I tried were very good and the beers were distinctly above average. Relax with a Boggs Creek Oatmeal Stout and Instant Retirement Double IPA. Flights are six 4 of pours (2 Oz for meads). Staff was very friendly and brought cold filtered water for our pups. Gorgeous outdoor seating in September. No real food here, so make this a second stop for your evening.

We stopped by this meadery on our way back home as my wife was excited to try their pawpaw meads…read more Cool place to hangout. Owner was nice. We did a flight. They have a good selection of meads. We ended up getting a bottle of the RB&B.

Stopped here to refuel since the price per gallon of Diesel has to be the lowest in the Nation…read more2.999 folks! The other amazing thing is that the pump is the old style without a credit card slot, so you pump your fuel and go in the Store to pay. Monica was the cashier this time and she did it all with a smile, will stop here next time instead of refueling in Anderson since there is a 30 cent difference per gallon

Sunrise Grocery is packed with everything from gnomes to original art to handmade soap to toys and…read moreeven jalapeño jams and jellies! But... The main reason to stop by? Their unbelievably delicious boiled peanuts, made fresh daily in cast iron kettles. Do not leave without buying a bag (or several!)

Very historic little shop. Very small but has a little of everything. There's an eclectic…read moreselection. Lots of local things, as well as shirts, food, peanuts (boiled & roasted), ceramics, apple fritters, apple bread, body lotions, candles, etc. It won't take long to walk through this entire place. Nice place to take a stretch and enjoy the historic building. Very friendly people. Wish more things were clearly priced. Would have purchased a couple things, but didn't want to walk up with 4 things to ask price of them as it is a small place and there were people in there. Maybe it was just the things I grabbed/saw (apple fritter, apple bread, whipped body lotion). They do have a sale rack of clothes.

little young kid behind the counter late in the afternoon has a smart a## mouth plus he Denys you…read morefor stuff when you ask for it will no longer be doing business with hastymart was a good 6 years

probably the best biscuits you will ever have. we always…read moreplan to drive by hasty mart on way back to fl. if you are in the area stop for breakfast, youre welcome

Much to our surprise this little gem has some "not so easy to find" bourbons. Hubby was beyond…read morethrilled!!!!

One of my go tos - great selection - not per tenuous- check this place out - i love this placeread more