This is one of our go to places for Saturday morning coffee. The best dirty chai latte!! Love the…read morepeople and the outdoor seating. Dogs are welcome and loved too. The service is always fast and friendly.

First off, historic downtown Dahlonega is very charming. Picnic Cafe has prime real estate on the…read moresquare alongside the other shops, restaurants, nearby park, farmers market, etc. We were in town for a wedding so everyone met up at this location for breakfast. Something about the Picnic Cafe name made me think the food would be a little more homemade, cute in presentation, etc. but that wasn't quite the case. Our food was served on styrofoam, the coffee drinks were a-okay (from a machine) and the jelly was served in packets (I'm not sure why but I really pictured sweet local jams or something that would tie back to the name and feel of the business). The bakery case offered croissants, cookies, etc. I didn't try any of those for myself so I can't speak to them. They offer a handful of small tables both inside and on the front patio overlooking the square.  The service was great - I'd be remiss if I didn't mention that here.

Our first time back to PH after the revamp and it was GREAT! Amazing service, no long wait times…read moreand the food is now some of the best in Dahlonega. I had the shrimp and grits and it's honestly some of the best I've had and the portion sizes are more than enough. None of us were able to finish everything we had. We will definitely be coming back!

Almost $11 for a plain sausage biscuit and 8 tator tots!!!??? I could purchase a big bag of tator…read moretots for $6 and the sausage was soooo thin and basically burnt to a crisp! They are very kind, but kindness does not make up for their quality or quantity at all

Small place with tables/umbrellas outdoors and a compact menu of sandwiches, some fairly basic,…read moresome more inventive and all made with Boar's Head meats/cheeses. I tried smoked turkey with lettuce, tomato, bacon and mayo on sourdough instead of the multigrain. It fell into the fairly basic camp but it was basically delicious! Toasty bread, plenty of shaved turkey, right amount of bacon and fresh veg. My sis had the special of the day which was their version of a classic Italian hoagie. It was served on a sub roll and she liked it a lot. It was quick to order and pay, we parked ourselves under an umbrella on the deck and in about 7 minutes had our two delicious sandwiches brought out in a bag. How delicious? I went back the next day (Saturday) only to discover the hours had changed and they were closed. And yes, I did my Yelply duty and updated the business hours on the app :)

We are new to the area and have now found a regular spot for us! The Corner Kitchen is fabulous!…read more We got the Cuban and the Turkey with Brie and Granny Smith Apples. Yummy! Great outdoor seating and is located close to the Square. We will be back!

This was the worst burger I have ever had in my life. I took one bite and threw it away... and RIP…read moreto my $12. The ingredients: Wonder bread, classic pickles; basically the cheapest of the cheap, ultra-processed, high preservative American superstore food. If you wanted to buy those ingredients yourself and a make a burger, you would make it for much cheaper. My main qualms was just how stale and poor quality it all was. But the patty was the worse. So, so, so bad. It had no salt, no seasoning, tasted like cow and freezer burn and felt like rubber. I can't stress enough how bad it was, but I had to get myself a second lunch.

The best ice cream place and a fabulous Reuben sandwich! This is the one place everyone should try…read more The classic soda shop atmosphere and the great service always make it a priority stop in the summer

Food: Excellent food and generous portions. The trout…read moresandwich with fries was a standout, and the fried green tomato appetizer paired nicely with the gastrique, greens, and spicy pimento cheese. The burger and tater tots were also very good. The menu offers a wide variety of specialty burgers with plenty of customization options, including grass-fed beef for a small upcharge. Fair prices for the quality and quantity of food--definitely left in a food coma. Service: Service was efficient and the food came out well-prepared. No major issues during the visit. Atmosphere: Located in downtown Dahlonega, making it easy to explore nearby shops and dessert spots before or after your meal. The tavern has a darker, eclectic vibe with artwork, punk music, and a slightly edgy feel. The décor fits the restaurant's origins and personality, though the lighting--including in the restrooms--is quite dim. Parking downtown can be somewhat difficult during busy times.

We were road tripping today and stopped in the Dahlonega. After several referrals to Spirts Tavern…read morewe decided to give it a try. First off thank you to our server Mattie for taking great care of us throughout our dinning experience. We started off our meal with the Mac and Cheese bites Mattie suggested and they were delicious. Then we moved on to our main courses. I went with the All American Chili Burger and fries that were very good. My better half went for the turkey burger and pasta salad enjoying every bite. We highly recommend you stop in and give this hidden gem a try. No pun intended it was a mining town at one time. The atmosphere was a great local vibe. We will be back.

Such a cute breakfast spot. Plenty of parking. Fresh made coffee and food. Spots for working and…read moremeetings and tables for eating. I had the avocado toast with burrata cheese and a fried egg. So so good. Order at the counter style which is cool. Friendly staff.

We were in town for the weekend and looking for a sandwich place for a late lunch before a wedding…read morethat evening. This is a cozy restaurant with really nice staff that work there you ordered at the counter and then they bring it out to your table. I had the chicken salad sandwich that I really liked, and it was a lot of food, so much I couldn't even finish it. The fresh fruit was amazing too. My wife had a grilled cheese with fresh fruit and really liked hers. I was a little surprised that for a somewhat bakery that the waffles were not cooked in house. Someone at our table had waffles and he said it wasn't real crispy and then we saw someone walking in with bags of waffles going into the kitchen. Overall, a great place

Excellent food! I had the lamb dish with rice. The rice was so good that my husband ate most of it!…read moreHe ordered a falafel wrap, and took half of it home for later. Both choices were wonderful. The food is fresh. Great quality., We will be returning customers, even though we live close to Helen. As far as ambiance, there is none. The food more than makes up for it. 10/10!

I had a nice dinner at Pharaoh's Feast in Dahlonega and ordered the mixed grill plate and left…read morecompletely full. While it was delicious I have to say I've had better especially since I've lived in the Middle East and love the food over there but this is a nice Mediterranean/Mis-East dining option for North Georgia to have as a healthier option than many places. The mixed grill I ordered came with beef steak - shish tarwoek, grilled chicken and kofta that is made with lamb burger and grilled. The saffron rice was excellent and the Greek side salad very good. I'll be going back there when I'm back in the area that won't be long since I visit north Georgia often. Service was fine and nice little restaurant.

My daughter and I had a wonderful dinner at Gustavo's. The…read morepizza was DELICIOUS!! The crust was just perfect and our service was great! We will definitely be back.

Quick bite, grab a drink kind of place. Service was attentive and helpful. Had a window seat in the…read moresquare, loved that! Booths in the back were reserved only. Large square bar area in the center.

Ok so I lived here years ago and loved the grill and the cool owner Jeff. Always had great…read morebreakfast. So I returned years later and was a little worried because apparently the daughter took over be made the place a little fancy ,lol. It's a lot brighter and cheerful. I kinda miss the ole dive atmosphere Bahah. But thank goodness the food is still awesome. I highly recommend here for a great meal.

We were in town for a family wedding and looking for a breakfast. Surprisingly we got lucky on a…read moreSaturday morning at nine to be able to walk in and get a table. We're not used to that in the big city. The service was good considering they're only appeared to be a couple waitresses handling the whole restaurant I ordered eggs over easy with grits and smoked sausage. I was a little disappointed in my eggs were over hard and not runny. The smoked sausage tasted more like store-bought sausage, and the grits were fairly bland. Not a bad meal and I ate it all, but not what I was hoping for. Now a couple of us did split a cinnamon roll that was out of this world good. It was hot fresh and tasted really good.

Boiled peanuts are a dish (bag) that is not made anywhere in all of Phoenix, Az. where I'm from. I…read moreheard about boiled peanuts soon after moving to Atlanta, but until yesterday, hadn't ever tried any. Finally, on the way home from camping, my driver decided that she was really in the mood for some boiled peanuts and stopped at the first sign she saw. Amazingly, we stopped at what amounted to some guy's garage on the side of the road. With nervous excitement, we kind of knew these were going to be some awesome boiled peanuts. Outside in the gravel parking lot of the garage, there stood a large 5 gallon metal bucket, with a propane tank attached as a heat source. What made this more awesome was that what they used a soup can with a handle attached as the means to pull the boiled peanuts out of the bucket. Seriously, an old soup can. These boiled peanuts had to be good. We bought two bags. Oh. When you buy boiled peanuts from a woman who tells you every dramatic thing about her father dying, getting a flat tire, and other car troubles, and then working in the garage somewhere are a shirtless guy and an older grandpa with overalls... you know you're buying possibly some of the best boiled peanuts anywhere in the state of Georgia! These were excellent. Sure, I've never had any before then, but don't just take my word for it, my two friends who have lived here most of their lives all agreed that these were some really great boiled peanuts. We couldn't stop eating them all the way back to Atlanta. Now I'm not sure if The Hut will stay open, or if you'll ever be there when they are open. We stopped at around 2pm on Saturday and they had only just opened up 15 minutes earlier. But, if you're ever on Highway 19, just north of Dahlonega, and you pass the corner of Highway 19 and Camp Washega Rd., on the north east corner are some of the best boiled peanuts you'll ever find.