There are three (!) asian grocery stores in Cornelia. All are good but I go to L&T the most. There…read moreis always a good selection of fresh vegetables and herbs. Most other things that you need, noodles, sauces, condiments, whatever, they have several styles and brands to choose from. Once I even got some delicious homemade spring rolls. If you are showing in Cornelia, I recommend you go to L&T.

This little market has a wide selection! We were looking for fresh lemongrass, fish sauce, rice…read morenoodles, coconut milk (the thick Thai kind), as we were on a road trip in our Airstream and had decided to make some Vietnamese style meatballs and Pho. We also found fresh Thai chilies and basil, mint and cilantro. No problem assembling our needs here! They also had some wonderful home made sides.

Burgers, hot dogs, sandwiches, ice cream. Ample, comfortable seating, with a few tables outside…read more Locally sourced meat, vegetables, etc. The staff is friendly and efficient. The market has produce, meat, jellies, honey, soaps, etc. We will add this to our stops when we are in the area again.

Best burger in North Georgia....maybe Georgia...just haven't had all of them, just a lot of them!!!…read moreWe always plan out trip to North Carolina to go through Clarksville at least one way if not both ways. We just love this place. They have had the same crew for a few years that we remember. Don't miss out on the best burger. We normally share a burger and fries but this is an exception...we get our own!!! The fries are even very good. And yes, they are probably frozen out of a bag but they just fry them like most just can't do. We also love to buy their jellies and jams. Top notch. Highly recommend and can't wait to return.

Bella and Shane were incredible. We were running 3 hours late of scheduled checkin due to stopping…read moreto see an old friend in route and Bella called to make sure everything was ok. Once we arrived Bella showed us around, talked about the history and Shane helped carry our luggage to the room. We booked the Elizabeth and loved it! It's in a great location, parking is included and restaurants are within easy walking distance. Our room was comfortable, clean and we enjoyed Christmas decorations. The breakfast; wow! Delicious and a great learning experience for us. Bella made and served breakfast and explained each course. We plan on returning to Toccoa and hopefully can get a room again at the Simmons-Bond, they only have 5. Highly recommended.

Very good B&B with excellent breakfast that they prepare from scratch. Location is great and even…read moreclose to Helen and Talullah Falls which is where we spent most of our time exploring. They have everything you would expect like ironing board, TV, etc. They even has a community fridge out in the hall with drinks, water, snacks and you could also store some of your cold stuff there. Our only complaint was the room which was "The Colleen". Dan did not try and sugar coat it and told us that it was the smallest room at the B&B and he was spot on. While my wife and I are both small and petite there was still just enough room for the both of us but barely. The bathroom is hidden behind a secret bookshelf which was cool and unique but very tiny and cramped. Just something to keep in mind if you end up staying in that room. Other than that the place exceeded our expectations and we would definitely stay here again just hopefully in one of the other rooms if available.

We eat here on our way to/from NC…read more Great food, friendly ladies. We stopped in recently right before closing hoping something would be left. The ladies were making boxes to give to those who are hungry and need a meal. They graciously offered us one and only asked for a donation rather than payment. Highlights from our times there * Fried Chicken * Greens * Beans and Peas * Sweet Potato Cobbler Stop in for a meal, stay for the family

Typing this from the parking lot- face full of crumbs.... Debating on going right back in…read more She got it! The champ of this soul food thing.

The staff members are always helpful. I called Steve and asked him if I could come and let him see…read morehow I injected my Bydureon pen to make sure I was doing it right. He watched me do it, and he said I was doing it right, but that the medicine was not being delivered. I talked to my PCP, and she took me off the medication. Everyone is friendly and personable. They fax the doctor right away if I need a refill on a medication. This way, I get my medicine sooner.

Maddox Drugs is certainly the best pharmacy around! The owner/pharmacist, Steve Spruill, is second…read moreto none! He is extremely knowledgeable and very kind. His daughter Jennie is also a pharmacist there. She's great, too! In fact, everyone there is wonderful! They also sell a lot of hard-to-find products. Amazing service! Tip for New Customers: For future customers, please, please don't both drop off & wait for your prescription to be filled at the Pickup Window. Go back around the line, wait in the back parking lot or run some errands because it generally takes 45-90 min. to get a medication filled, especially when busy. Dropping the prescription off and just waiting until it's ready *majorly* holds the line up. So don't do it! Thanks!

I don't usually post about bad experiences, but tonight was one of those nights where I'm hoping I…read morecan save someone else the frustration we experienced tonight. Tonight was our final attempt at giving Pings another chance, and unfortunately it was even worse than the last time. We called more than 24 hours in advance to let them know we'd be bringing a large party. During that phone call they were so appreciative, would be sure to let the staff know, and would be sure to have a table set up for us outside. Once we arrived today, that completely changed and were told "it doesn't matter what you were told" and were completely dismissed by the manager. The manger actually said, you can wait, or leave. We decided to wait, even though we were already treated horribly just trying to check in. After waiting over 30 minutes to be seated, we were then told they didn't care that we were a party of 12 -- we were not allowed to move the outside tables together so we could sit as a group. This was after our previous visit, where we waited over an hour just to be seated, and then another hour for mediocre food. We genuinely hoped things would improve after they reopened, but the service and food are somehow worse than before. Save your time and your money. There are too many great local restaurants that actually value their customers.

Cute out of the way place. Beautiful veiws of a small lake. My husband had the pimento burger. It…read morecomes with jalapeños, bacon and strawberry jelly. He only wanted the pimento but put the jelly on the side. He tried alittle and loved it with the jelly! MIL had shrimp and said it was very fresh and seasoned well. I had the French dip. It was good.

The entire store is amazing. From the cleanliness to the Asian food buffet. Variety of different…read moretypes of food.

We bought this Large sized soup, whole pizza, and a sub sandwich at Ingles in Toccoa today. While…read moreeating 1/4 of the hot soup, I found something strange in my mouth. I took it out and it was a piece of medal scrubber. This is so disgusting and traumatizing. I will never look at places like Ingles for hot foods anymore. Yuck!! so unsanitized!!!

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!

What happened?!!?…read more Let me start by saying this place used to be AMAZING! Beautiful wine list, long list of Italian liqueurs, beautiful seasonal menu done expertly, and an attentive staff. It knocked our socks off and we raved about it to everyone who would listen. My husband and I went back for a nice dinner after a period of 6 or so months and were appalled at the changes. It's a completely diff restaurant. Now they have a very small menu printed on computer paper of basic (boring) Americanized Italian dishes like spaghetti and fettuccine Alfredo and pizza, only a handful of wines (like basic red or white), no more after dinner liqueurs, a short basic cocktail list, and to be honest, service was not great. Our food took an hour to get to us and was cold. The kitchen looked like they were working without a head chef and was staffed by a couple of young boys who looked straight out of high school (no ageism intended but clearly they were misguided and are not professionals). The tomatoes in our Caprese salad were mushy and over ripe. The eggplant parm was dry and cold. We complained and were able to get some money off the bill but we are so extremely heartbroken by the drop in quality! For the prices they are charging they are smoking crack. We likely won't be back unless they go back to they restaurant they used to be. I won't be surprised to see this one go out of business if this is the route they continue to take. :(