We had an outstanding experience at Table 20. From the moment we sat down, our waiter Nick went…read moreabove and beyond. Our son has celiac disease, and Nick was incredibly knowledgeable and proactive, personally making sure everything was clearly communicated with the chefs so we felt completely comfortable and confident. The atmosphere was very relaxed yet attentive we never had to ask for a thing because Nick was always one step ahead and made sure we had everything we needed. On top of that, he took the time to recommend things to do while we're visiting, which was such a thoughtful touch. We don't live in town, but the downtown area is absolutely amazing, and after this experience, we can't wait to explore it more tomorrow in the daylight. And the food, hands down five stars across the board. We will absolutely be back when passing through, and if you're dining here, ask for Nick!

We got the Faroe Islands Salmon (4.5/5) and Crispy Rainbow Trout (4.5/5), which both were…read moreoutstanding! I primarily ate the salmon. The sunchokes, golden beets, and squash with the salmon were amazing; they melted in your mouth, and the fennel and orange flavors were a nice touch (5/5). The tarragon cream was an excellent sauce; the only reason why I am not giving it a 5 is that the salmon itself was a little plain. The service was good but a little slow (4/5); the guy who brought out our food was really funny! The interior of the restaurant is also pretty nice (4/5). Overall, we are excited to come back and try more items, especially since they have a rotating seasonal menu! I am pretty confident they'll get a 5!

The bagels are great, but the coffee is even better. I have looked for years to find a place with…read morea great cup of coffee. Living in Atlanta you would think it would not be that hard. What is even better is the friendliness of the staff. This is what customer service looked like 50 years ago.

I got a dozen bagels for $30, which I think is pretty expensive (more than places in NYC and other…read moremajor cities), especially for what it was. I got plain (3/5), pretzel (4/5), tomato basil with asiago (3.5/5), everything (3.5/5), blueberry (3.5/5), sesame (3.5/5), cinnamon (3/5), cranberry (3/5), and chocolate chip (4/5), with some repeats. All the bagels were really soft and chewy, too much so for me. The service was good, and the staff are friendly (4.5/5). The interior of the restaurant is well decorated and seems like a good spot to meet up (4/5)!

Had dinner tonight there with my husband. Rhonda was our server and she has a great personality and…read moresuper service. Enjoyed talking about the menu with her! At her recommendation, my husband had the blackened salmon and asparagus. He normally doesn't use the word "delicious" but he said the salmon (and that bourbon dipping sauce) was delicious. I had the calamari and clam chowder. The calamari was VERY tender. Rhonda said there would be LOTS of clams in the chowder. Wrong, Rhonda! There was a TON of clams in it!! I highly recommend Main Street Coastal!

If you're in Atlanta and willing to make about a 45-minute drive, I highly recommend checking out…read moreMain Street Coastal Cuisine in downtown Cartersville. Some of the best food I've had in quite a while--and the price will knock your socks off compared to Atlanta. I started with the steamed mussels, and they were easily some of the best I've ever had. The sauce was incredible, and they serve it with garlic bread that's perfect for soaking it up. For my entrée, I had the Main Street trout, a nicely prepared filet that was very flavorful. The seasoned grilled vegetables on the side were outstanding and really brought the whole dish together. Another thing I like about Cartersville--free parking everywhere, which is a nice change from Atlanta. The downtown brick area is beautiful, and the restaurant itself has a great atmosphere. They also offer a military discount, which I always appreciate. Honestly, a meal like this in Atlanta probably would've cost double what I paid. Shoutout to my server Savannah, one of the sweetest and most attentive people you'll meet. She made the experience even better. Easy five stars. I'll definitely be making the drive back again.

Went back with my friends. The chicken salad croissant was huge. To me the French fries really…read moredidn't seem appealing but the hamburger with onion rings made my friend really happy. The cucumbers in vinegar was not great hit with my friend who ordered a side salad, but I liked it . According to another frienf her jalopino coleslaw was too spicy. However, I was in 7th heaven. My portobello mushroom, spinach quesadilla was to die for. It was cooked on a grill and had cheese in it. Sooo good, probably the best quesadilla I had in a long time. I will definitely go back for another one soon. They seem to be busy breakfast and lunch place because they close early. Service was great and the owner/cashier very helpful. It is definitely worth the trip.

This is the second time here. The food is great. I love the sweet potato fries. Service is always…read morefriendly and fast. We got to sit in the front window this time and watch the trains go by. Excellent lunchtime place

The dining area is a counter only throwback…read more The service was prompt with the food cooked to order. The food tasted great and the portions are plentiful. The prices are very reasonable.

There's something super comforting about a no frills diner. Served on beige plastic and boasting…read moreextremely reasonable prices, what you order at Ross' Diner is exactly what you get - and that's a good thing. My omelet was hard cooked perfectly, the hash browns were nice and crispy and the tea nice and cold. The service was prompt despite the counter being full and I appreciated the friendly banter. Regret not trying a fried pie, but the list of flavored was impressive.

I stopped for lunch on. Sunday on the way back to Atlanta. I had heard great things, it lived up to…read moreall that I heard. The pot roast was tender and flavorful! The green beans, silver cream corn and squash casserole were all delicious! The waitress Jessica S. was extremely nice and very attentive, and they were very busy too! I can't wait to go back and try other items on the menu, which they post on their website by the day.

Food was delicious and hot. if you like country comfort food. Service was first rate. My favorite…read morechicken livers were excellent. Best creamed corn.

Myself and 3 others spent a couple nights at the lodge for a ladies weekend. Check in was easy and…read morethe front desk staff was friendly. When we arrived to our room the first thing I noticed was the view! We were on the ground level, so we had a nice sitting area just outside the room. Although it was too cold to sit outside, the view from inside was just as nice. Once I started looking around at the room I noticed how outdated and in need of deep cleaning it was. The carpet was stained, our bedding was stained, the wallpaper was peeling off, dirt and grime had gathered in the corners, and there was toothpaste or cleaning spray all over the bathroom mirror and sink. My side of the bed was caving in, so when I laid on my left side I rolled a bit, which makes me think maybe the mattresses need to be replaced. I will say, the pillows were comfy! That evening we ate at the restaurant where we ordered off the menu. I ordered The Falls Burger, which is your basic cheeseburger with the usual toppings - lettuce, tomato, red onion, pickles, and your choice of cheese. The burger tasted like it was previously frozen, but the fries were delicious! Our waitress, McKenzie, was incredible! She was attentive and friendly and deserves recognition! We ended up back at the lodge restaurant the following evening where they were serving a buffet dinner only, no option to order off the menu. McKenzie was great once again, but unfortunately, the food was not. The buffet consisted of soup, salad, mac-n-cheese, rolls, yellow rice, black eyed peas, BBQ chicken, catfish, carrot cake, pumpkin pie, and apple pie. All of the items I ate were cold and just mediocre. You can imagine my surprise when I saw the $46 bill - $27.99 for an adult and $15.99 for a child. Absurd for the lack of options and for the cold food. (Keep in mind that the closest towns with good dining options are at least 30 mins away.) During nice weather the falls are gorgeous to hike up to and the park is fun to explore, but take note if you have children with you and the weather isn't great, there's not much for them to do. The park itself is beautiful and well worth a trip! And I truly believe the lodge could be brought back to life with a few changes.

Crushing it! Delivering solid goods in an unreal setting! Quality set up!…read more For the win!

100 percent I recommend this restaurant. Great food and above average servers. Manger is also great…read moreand she truly cares.

We have always enjoyed coming here. From the food and atmosphere and also friendly staff it drew…read moreus back in every weekend husband is home. Today, we saw a decline. Not in the staff but there are some minor interior issues which could be addressed. As the dining area and service areas are open plan you can easily see the duct tape doors to the dishwashers area is in dire need of repair versus patching. Also it is rather filthy along the edges. The wall a/c unit also needs to be completely cleaned as it appears to have some grime building up. Now for the biggest disappointment ... our food. Coffee - yummy Country fried steak biscuit..... yea nope not again. It's just like it says just a huge very thin slice of commercial packaged frozen patty of country fried steak laid across an open faced biscuit. I had a side of fresh fruit. But it was mostly out of season fruit so not sweet and still underripe. Biscuit was light and fluffy but I had to order a piece of cheese and some gravy to hide the flavor of the meat and coating. Chicken and waffles - husband's favorite here but today it wasn't the same at all. Chicken was super dry inside. Waffles he described as no different than ones he makes at the hotel lobby. All in all we will wait some before returning to try again at some point. Thank you to the wait staff for always having smiles and helping each other to keep us happy.

We found a nice little breakfast nook in Ellijay, Ga. this morning…read more It appears to be a local favorite, where everyone knows each other. Dawn ordered the Cuban breakfast sandwich with potato's and I opted for a waffle, scrambled eggs and bacon. Everything came out hot and well cooked (potatoes were a little peppery) for Dawn's taste. (I loved em) overall it was a great breakfast and the service was good. Prices comparable to the area! Now off to the expedition Bigfoot museum! I would definitely come back again to the country corner kitchen!

Located next to a gas station, this is a very no-frills breakfast spot. You order at the counter…read moreand they bring the food to your table. The food was decent, but nothing memorable. If you're looking for a quaint breakfast place with charm or character, this probably isn't it. But if you're hungry and just want a quick, simple bite, it gets the job done. We drove a bit out of the way because of the high Yelp ratings, and as visitors to the Ellijay area it didn't quite live up to our expectations.

Fun, eclectic eatery located in the heart of downtown Rome…read more The space is wide open and has a small, hometown feel to it with fun art and memorabilia hanging from the ceiling and walls. The menu is full of classic, comfort style dishes that will make you feel at home. Or server was a true southern belle with all the charm and kindness you would expect. I had a burger and it was delicious. This thing was MASSIVE and cooked to a perfect medium well as I had requested. The fries were also pretty good. They could have used a bit more seasoning but there was salt on the table!

Down in Rome this past weekend and decided to get into the Harvest Moon, as I had never been…read more Asking my girlfriend how it was, she just answered "okay". I now agree with her. This is a Southern Restaurant in a southern town. So I opted for a Shepherd's Pie from the St Paddy's Day menu. Yeah, go figure. It was rather bland. When I make this dish, I use ample cream in the potatoes (Irish style) and make a thicker, more moist pie, with a good deal of tomato in it. This was a bland substitute. Far better the next day when I added in enough butter to make the potatoes shine. I will give props for using lamb on this. She had the salmon patties. Fairly simple, also rather bland. Mashed potatoes as well. Breading on the okra was fine. Staff? Very friendly waiter. Answered all the questions and even described the drinks. As this has a good craft beer selection, I opted for one I had not had before and she got a smokey old fashioned. The old fasthioned did not have the cherries or orange peel you would normally see, but was rather strong and did use a rye whiskey. I would not go there for the drink, but reasonably priced. The ambiance is great. Typical of Rome, GA establishments, you can feel the history. They also have a rooftop bar and a separate bar area, for those seeking out a drink or two. Summary: The experience was good, but the food was bland. If you like to heavily salt your food, this might not be as big of a deal. On the whole, 3 stars, for average. Compared to other places in Rome, some of which are really bad, you would prefer this to many places. Nothing really bad to say, but nothing really good. Just average.