Stopped by Cottage House Restaurant in Cleveland and this place is exactly what you want if you're…read morelooking for a solid, no-frills Southern breakfast. First off, the setup is super easy. You walk in, grab a tray, and you've got options. You can go through the hot bar and get served right there, pay, and be on your way... or order off the menu, sit down, and they'll bring the food to you. Very simple and efficient. The inside is spacious with plenty of seating, and there's also outdoor seating if you want it. Parking is easy too, which is a big plus, especially compared to the chaos you'll run into closer to Helen. Food wise, I always judge breakfast spots by the chicken, egg, and cheese biscuit... and this one held up. The chicken was tender, the biscuit was soft and fresh, and overall it was a solid start. The surprise for me was the hashbrown casserole. It came out good, but once I added a little salt, the flavor really popped. Definitely worth getting. The pancakes were also done right... nice crispy edges with a soft, fluffy inside. That's exactly how pancakes should be. Menu wise, they've got everything you'd expect from a Southern breakfast spot... biscuits and gravy, eggs, bacon, sausage, country ham, pancakes, omelets, and even lunch style items like burgers and plate meals if you come later. They also have a Coca-Cola fountain, which is always a win. Service was friendly, especially for early morning, and the whole place just has that comfortable, old-school home cooking feel. There is also a drive thru if you don't feel like leaving your car. Overall, this is a great spot if you want a good breakfast without the crowds. Simple, tasty, and easy.

Amazing food!! Everything we had was delicious. It feels like home! We went for dinner one night…read moreand then decided to go back the next day for breakfast!

Farmacia Trattoria hit every craving. Spaghetti meatballs straight-up homemade, sauce so fresh it…read moresang garlic and basil--huge, tender meatballs too, no skimping. Veal shank? Served sizzling in the pan, juicy to the bone, fell apart like butter. Those wood-fired grills, imported from Italy, fire up everything: pizzas with dough stretched daily, crust blistered just right; breads warm, crusty outside, pillowy in. Pure comfort overload. Oh, and the bolognese--silky ragu clinging to fresh pasta, slow-cooked forever. Every bite screams Italy: the aroma, the way it settles heavy on your tongue. Makes you forget you're not actually in Naples. Their food isn't just good, it transports you, straight to someone's nonna's table. Wood fire, imported grills, honest bread--it's all so true. And the wines! They don't just hand you a glass--they pair. Every dish, every sauce has a buddy tucked in their list. Spaghetti and meatballs with a crisp Chianti, veal with Barolo that cuts right through the richness. Hell, even asked for a random white once and they nailed it. Feels like the grape was chosen months ago just for that exact forkful!

We came here tonight to celebrate a birthday. We also came because the pizza here is Very unique…read more We were pleasantly surprised to hear that Tuesday nights pizza is Bogo! Our server Will was very friendly and a wonderful server. He made us feel very special and he took great care of us. Our pizzas were amazing! I highly recommend Farmacia Trattoria!

We ate here tonight for the first time. It was awesome!!! The food and service were amazing. Anna…read moreG was OUTSTANDING!!!! We could not ask for better attention and service!!! Top notch! My wife had the Smash Burger while I enjoyed the Fender Melt. We both upgraded our side to onion rings. Both which I recommend. Our only concern was the EXTRA 50 cents for the extra pickle my wife ordered. This was very surprising. As far as ambiance, Fender's is a Retro 50's Diner. Nice bar and grill scene. Check it out if you get the chance.

We were promptly seated. They were very busy and only had two servers. My kids who live here a…read morebrought us here this was their first visit too! They cannot wait to come back. We ordered the fried deviled eggs, fender melt and smash burger. My kiddo had the chocolate milkshake, old school soda foundation set up. Service was good, the decor was that of a traditional old school dinner. This will be a new spot for my kiddos to eat again!

Cute place with great service. Cinnamon rolls and muffin were very good. The bacon, egg, and cheese…read morebiscuit was big enough to split. Biscuit was fluffy with crisp bacon, eggs cooked to order, and your choice of cheese. Definitely enjoyed the frozen hot chocolate. The sweet potato pancakes were a bit heavy on the spices but still good. Bacon was cooked crispy, as requested. I liked the jalapeño cheddar grits, not enough heat to make them hot but a good balance of flavors.

First time visiting- - the atmosphere is very cozy inside and they even have plenty of outdoor…read moreseating-our waitress Lexi was very friendly and happy to share her suggestions on what to order for our breakfast! I ended up having eggs Benedict with avocado and home fries- my husband had the Big Bear- the food was amazing, very flavorful and warm. My sweet tea was delicious and not too sweet and the orange juice my husband got was fresh squeezed this morning. We will definitely be coming back and asking for Lexi as our server!

Everything was amazing! Highly recommend this restaurant. Food is delicious. Great service.read more

Second time coming here and it didn't disappoint. This time we sat inside and it was lovely. We got…read morethe same server and she was very nice like always. I got the Lobster Piccata with blackened shrimp and it was so good and creamy.

TACO TUESDAY! Tacos and burrito bowls are half off, Dos Equis 3.50. Great local casual eatery with…read morea bar and tv's everywhere. Live music on Thursday. Each weeknight has a special deal--google for details. I ordered steak tacos and hub ordered blackened fish tacos. You get 3 soft tacos with cilantro slaw and a bit spicy sauce. It was a challenge to eat all 3. We also ordered the gouda mac n cheese --I thought it came in a small ramekin but I got a huge bowl so that came home for lunch tomorrow...after a few bites of course! Our server was friendly and attentive. Parking on street in front or lot in back. Our bill was around $30 with tip. I had water and hub had Sprite.

Salads are always on point. Add some Salmon for a little protein and omega 3's and your lunch is…read morecomplete. The fried green tomatoes are too yummy to pass up.

I had the smashmouth burger and my significant other had mack daddy.. We had the first bite of our…read moreburgers and both looked up at each other in amazement! 10/5 review, if I could. The food over here in Cornelia, Toccoa area isnt the best in my opinion, but Lord this food was delicious! Whoever it was back in that kitchen was putting his whole heart and soul into our food!

Sunday afternoon looking for a good place to eat. The food reviews for Way2Baked looked good,…read moreservice not so much. It's 1:30, how slow could it be? We walk in, see that maybe 75% of the tables are occupied. We wait in line and place our order. I get chicken strips and fries, Megan gets a smash burger and fries. Then we sit at our table and wait. The decor is interesting, it is a random yet thorough collection of Americana memorabilia. We have a good opportunity to study it while waiting. This is the type of restaurant where you get up and refill your drinks at a fountain for soda or a pitcher for tea. I get up and get a refill. And another refill. And another refill. When we sat down they were serving number 2. We are number 16. Hamburger and fries, how long can it take? So we look around, slowly orders are getting delivered. Still waiting. About a quarter to three our number comes up. Yes, that's 1:15 we have been waiting. Chicken strips are a little overcooked and bland. Fries are good. Megan's burger is pretty good. There are other things on the menu that look interesting. I don't really want to wait that long though.

The sandwiches here are great. I got the Ruben on honey oat and it was very good…read more Customers were all very nice too. Some people were chatting with each other after church and came up and spoke with us. Seems like a nice town and a nice place to eat in it.

Went here on a recommendation. I can see how the sandwiches are liked and this seems to be a great…read morelocal place. My only minor complaint was there were a TON of live flies in the front window and flying around the establishment. A little kid even freaked out about a fly buzzing around her and the employee said, "They just like to come in for the food." Eeek. I the sandwich was fine, a little messy, but fine. I'm not sure I'd go return.

Wood-fired everything, the kind that really gets into your clothes, in a good way. Beef aged top…read morefive percent, grilled just shy of sinfully. Their fat-washed old-fashioned, pork belly edition? Mouth-melted magic. Ask for it. Bartenders play like artists; half the fun is watching them invent. Owner greets you like family, maître d' steers you past these incredible wine cellars--old bank vaults they kept intact. Duck through one, feel the age settle on you, and boom, there's your table. Rustic? Nah, it's real.

The ambience was like a speak easy vibe. Although there was a bar and tables downstairs they were…read moreonly seating upstairs (had asked for no stair seating on Open Table). The waitress was friendly and attentive. The bar service was slow--received cocktail after eating bread and salad. Did not care for Caesar salad--very large, hub and I both ate off it and still 1/3 left. The romaine was not cut up and was basically a whole head of romaine with dressing drizzled over. Hub had Shrimp Alfredo and enjoyed it. I had mushroom risotto and the mushrooms were a mix and some were hard to cut. It was just ok. I did not finish it. Dessert was creme brûlée with a mix of berries on top and it was delicious. The prices for steaks were very high and easily shareable. They are known for their steaks. I found it a bit off-putting that everything was described with over-the-top descriptions by the waitress. I saw tables that ordered steak be presented with a box to choose a steak knife. A tad on the pretentious side to my liking. You can be upscale without the fanfare.

Very good food but the lady who works in there on the night shift is so unprofessional she is very…read moreslow I would call her lazy very much rude and smells like marijuana

I told my guy it was HIS turn to plan a "food night". We both have been craving Chinese for a few…read moredays. We also needed to do our laundry, there's our dinner spot had to be in the area of our laundry mat. Prerequisites: He looked for a menu, and the golden rule: if you look at Google pictures and there are NO Chinese people posting pictures, it's NOT legit food. A to Z Grocery and Chinese Food reminded me of the family owned establishments I'd visit when abroad. You could go to a restaurant, but the real deal would be in the back of a corner "everything" shop. What to expect: A small hole in the wall place with everything you need, even a slot machine in the back. The place had a steady stream of people coming in to get whatever they needed from cigarettes to chips and baking soda. They even make "American Food" hamburgers, fries, etc. This was straight up in the middle of nowhere, and looked kinda busted from outside. Okaaaay, I'm down 100%! We walked in to two white folding tables in the center of a small "everything" market. I knew I was in the right place. I asked the young man at the checkout counter, "are you still serving food?" It was 15 minutes before closing. Yes! I ordered the sweet & sour chicken and Crab Rangoons. (Safe rarely disappointing meal.) 2 minutes later I hear the fryer in the back being slayed over. Noice! Cooked to order. I asked if they had any rooster sauce for sale - my mission to find some after they factory stopped making it over a year ago is real. #facts The young man didn't know what rooster sauce was, but his family member came out with a BIG jar and knew what I was referring to. Those who know, KNOW! HIM:"They don't sell this anymore" ME: "I know!" None for sale, but they gave me a to-go cup full. Awe, how nice! Perfect for my corn beef hash Filipino style I planned to make for my Friday meal. The food came out SUPER hot! FYI this is "American" Chinese food, not the food you'd find in mainland China. I don't think my guy would eat that TBH. Unless it's duck. We got exactly what we were looking for: Hot, fresh, family owned, everything market food. They were closing a few minutes after we were served (9pm). The young man said we can eat, he "wouldn't mind staying after closing". I loved that. Left him a tip just for that. This will be our regular laundry night in Cornelia food spot. The drive to it is off the road - which is something we gravitate toward. Adventure time! I highly recommend A to Z Grocery and Chinese Food if you want quick & fresh American Style Chinese food. REASONS TO VISIT: 1.Reasonable prices 2. Great service 3. Family owned 4. Full menu 5. Decent flavors 6. Legit Chinese corner everything store ambiance