Me and my colleague wandered into the quaint town square area in search of a pizza and beer... we…read morefound it. Best pizza pie in Bainbridge, along with a variety of beer styles to choose from. My coworker had a crisp Native Light, and I started w a cocktail. We had to get our veggies in for the day, so we each had a Side Salad. We ordered two pies, one Southy and one American, which we split. Tasty and good crust. Southern Philosophy must be the place to be in town, as it was busy. The service team was courteous, and local patrons were warm and welcoming.

Jordan and Marky were great! Food and beer were amazing. I would recommend stopping by. It was well…read moreworth the 12 hour drive.

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.

Love their Cole slaw with dill! The burger was delicious according to my dining companion. He also…read moreenjoyed the onion rings. My stuffed flounder was small but good. And the appetizer of the Thai shrimp was very good.

In the quaint town 45 minutes north of Tallahassee sits Bainbridge, Georgia. The Bonnie Blue House…read morerestaurant sits on the edge of the Flint River. What a lovely spot for lunch or dinner! At 11:30 am on a weekday, we found ample parking and were greeted promptly at the entrance. Plenty of tables both inside and on the screened in patio. Since the humidity is still relatively low, my dining companion, and I chose an outdoor patio table. We were promptly greeted by our server and gave our drink and lunch order. I ordered fried grouper fingers with french fries. My dining companion ordered the calamari appetizer and a side of white macaroni and cheese. The first plate to arrive was the grouper fingers and french fries with the side of macaroni and cheese. We were nearly done with that plate when the calamari arrived. Our intention was to have all of it arrive at the same time. The Calamari is nicely fried with a crisp coating and served with a chili sauce. This would make a shareable appetizer or definitely a meal for one person. The fried grouper fingers and french fries were both crispy, hot and delicious. The entrée was supposed to be served with tartar sauce, but it did not arrive on our plate. The macaroni and cheese was the disappointment. It was very creamy, but had little flavor. I added salt and pepper. I use the generous amount of cheesiness as a dip for the grouper fingers. The outdoor seating was very pleasant as there was a nice breeze, sunny weather, and the patio overlooks the Flint River. Such a great spot for lunch! Again, only disappointment was the lack of flavor in the macaroni and cheese and the uneven entrée delivery time. Having said that I still want to return. The menu is full of options. I would like to try in the future.

First timer. Based…read moreon their website and pics I was expecting more variety. I went on a Saturday afternoon they could be running low on everything. Chocolate croissant: 4 stars. It was good but not WOW. Nothing special about it. Rosemary cookie: 5 stars. To me it felt like a sugar cookie with rosemary. I is VERY good and I will get more :) Raspberry cookie: 3 stars. Meh. Spicy Thai pork: 4.5 stars. It is good and flavourful. The peanuts added an unexpected crunch which I really like and appreciate (I like textured food). The serving is for two. Not really unless the both of you are on a diet ;p Looked at the cake menu and I had emu eyes on a Frangipane cake/tart. Gonna order it for next week. Most of their croissants that I saw are VERY-VERY small and pricy :(

Although the pictures look yummy and that's what drew me there on an almost 20 minute drive and…read morehorrible parking, there was nothing to be had at this bakery. Literally nothing. They had some croissants, quiches, and some turnovers but other Thank you that the cases were bare on a Friday afternoon. I asked if they filled them on the weekends. Nope. Unfortunately it looks like this place is close to closing with no selection and bad parking. Too bad. The pictures looked delicious.

I'm new in the area and lucked upon this joint while looking for a spot to work…read more *Atmosphere and Decor is a lovely modern urban/country chic (my opinion). The exposed brick and woodwork inside are warm and inviting * Customer service is excellent. * Frozen yogurt - many choices. I recommend the watermelon and cheesecake.

Have been here several times with our grandkids and neighbors. Enjoyable treat and kid friendly.read more

This place is so good! My only regret is not buying more macarons. They are absolutely delicious.read more

Sweet Cacao recently relocated from their former Jackson Street location to a new and larger retail…read morespot on Broad Street. Every trip I make to Thomasville includes a stop at Sweet Cacao. My companions and I have sampled the sipping chocolate, which is a small hot cup of exactly what you think...sipping chocolate. It's more dessert that hot beverage to warm you up. But it is utterly delicious! There are plenty of dessert offerings from gelato to sorbet, to colorful macrons, cookies, cinnamon rolls, cheesecakes, milkshakes, and coffee drinks galore. If that isn't enough they put themselves over the top with hand crafted truffles, each with their own design and flavor profile. The staff will package them in a 2, 4, 8 or 12 count box for gifting. I dare you to leave without a box! They also offer a small caramel filled or dark chocolate bar for about $3.00. They are delicious! You may just have to eat it if it's a hot day outside. You wouldn't want this melting before you get to enjoy it! This is one of my personal favs! Now parking is a bit tricky. There is angled parking in front of the store and on both sides of Broad Street, but this is a busy area for shoppers, diners, locals and tourists. So, if you just venture around the corner to East Jefferson Street, there is more parking. On a busy Saturday, we found plenty of empty spaces midday on East Jefferson Street, where Broad Street was full! It is wonderful to see a local business thriving like Sweet Cacoa! The line out the door proved just how popular this dessert haven is! If you need a gift for a hostess or just a sweet treat yourself, this shop is a must-stop location and is on my regular Thomasville routine shopping destinations.