We came in here late because we were busy and it was too much trouble to cook. Service was decent,…read moreeven if they were quietly cleaning up for the day. The burgers were good. The chicken sandwich was good. I appreciated the thick slice of onion. The place had a typical sports bar lite vibe. Could compete with something like a TGI Fridays or Ruby Tuesdays. Perfectly acceptable, if not somewhere you'd rush back to.

Ok my reviews are generally pretty positive. I try to give the benefit of the doubt…read more The good: our server was really nice. The bathroom was clean. The meh: Service was sporadic. We're pretty sure the chili on the nachos came out of a can. The liquid pooled in the bottom of the plate to it quickly turned into a watery mess. It was gross. The jalitos (jalapeño poppers) had cream cheese in them. You bite into one, the pepper slides out and you're left with a mouth full of battered cream cheese. The salsa was good! It happened on every single one. Lastly, the lemon pepper wings were small and bland. They had a nice crisp but the seasoning didn't stick. The accompanying ranch was flavorless. It was okay but we won't be back. There are so many awesome places around Dahlonega to eat- this just isn't one of them.

Best breakfast ever! Fluffy biscuits, downhome gravy, and eggs cooked to perfection. Great friendly…read moreatmosphere.

The food is always amazing, been going here for years. That good ol' country cooking :)read more

The wings and burgers are very good but they have a large selection on their menu. Service is good…read moreand staff are friendly. The building is small but holds more people than you think because of well placed tables and additional indoor & outdoor dining areas.

Stopped for a quick lunch with my mom & sister this week. The service was good along with the food…read more The space was decently clean, i liked the vibe. Wings 7/10 (hot/lemon pepper) *crispy* Potato salad 6/10 (my mom really liked it. Tasted very fresh) Fries 8/10

The best place in town for a burger. Their cheeseburger deluxe (which is burger and fries) is…read moreabsolutely delicious. I've been going to this restaurant most of my life. The owners are friendly. Most of the time your order doesn't take a long time to get. Calling in your order can be more convenient on larger take home orders. Just make sure to check your to-go orders before you leave the restaurant.

The burgers used to be the size of a small saucer. Now there no bigger then a sausage patty. Not…read moreworth the money anymore to spend there for very little. At one time the double burger with slaw would stick out the sides of the thingy holding the burger n fries. Not cool to eat a double burger the size or a sausage patty

Our anniversary dinner at Chef Paco turned out to be one of those rare dining experiences that…read morelingers long after the last bite. Tucked away in a small, unassuming building just off the square, the restaurant feels like a well-kept secret. In a town that draws plenty of visitors, this spot...at least for now...remains pleasantly undiscovered. Honestly, if it were any closer to the square, I suspect it would be packed to the brim every night with a wait stretching down the street. From the moment we sat down, the service set the tone. Our waitress, a student from the University of North Georgia, was exceptional...attentive, warm, and effortlessly professional. She carried herself with the kind of polish you'd expect from someone formally trained in hospitality, not someone still in school. It added a personal, genuine touch to the evening that's hard to manufacture. We both ordered the Chicken Scaloppini, and it's no exaggeration to say it is now difficult to choose anything else on our return visits. The dish was beautifully presented...pan-seared chicken breast layered with capers, sun-dried tomatoes, artichoke hearts, and prosciutto, all resting alongside a rich, angle hair pasta accompaniment and topped with grated and shaved parmigiana cheese. Every element worked in harmony: bright, savory, and deeply satisfying without feeling heavy. It was the kind of plate you slow down for, not wanting it to end. Dessert was just as memorable. The chocolate divine cake, paired with vanilla ice cream and finished with a delicate flower, felt like a celebration in itself...elegant, indulgent, and the perfect closing note to the meal. Chef Paco delivers something special: refined food in an intimate, unpretentious setting, with service that elevates the entire experience. For us, it wasn't just dinner...it was a moment, and exactly the kind you hope for on an anniversary.

Watermelon salad was delicious, but disappointed with the main course food - parmesan chicken…read moretasted fairly bland and over creamed. Server was kind but forgot my wife's wine for a while.

We are regulars, usually once a week. Good people and awesome burgers. Good food, reasonably…read morepriced. Daily specials. Good music. Old people eat here.

Love the burgers and rest of the menu is good. Self service but service at the counter is always…read moregreat.

We got 2 cheeseburgers and they were amazing. The service was probably the best I've ever had. Very…read morefriendly employees and they genuinely look like they love working there. I loved the old time feel inside the restaurant. Just bring cash since it's cash only. We will be back next year.

Had a wonderful lunch at this splendid little restaurant. Really great to step back in time in a…read moresoda shop. It is Cash only so be prepared, credit cards not accepted. Three ladies were running the store. A lot of old time items I remember from my younger days. My wife had the chili slaw dawg and potato cakes, it was sloppy as ever as it should be. No plates at this restaurant. She said it was very yummy and was delicious. I had a double cheese burger with fries. Burgers were juicy as they should be and fries were great. I had a chocolate ice cream soda, have not had a soda like that in years. Reminded me of ice cream sodas I had growing up in the Bronx. My wife had a chocolate shake and made her smile big time. Worth the stop you will not be sorry when you stop here. Definitely has that Olde Time Vibe when you walk into this place.

Roundabout Deli is one of the best surprises I've had in a long time. If you love sandwiches, this…read moreplace needs to be on your list immediately. Located on the south side of Dahlonega next to the Chevron station (separate from the gas station itself), this small sandwich shop absolutely delivers when it comes to flavor, quality, and presentation. This was my first visit and I genuinely could not decide what to order, so I went all in and tried several sandwiches. Every sandwich I tried was excellent. The Cowboy Cubano and the Irish Imposter Reuben ended up being my favorites. That Reuben was so good I literally went to sleep thinking about it afterward. The Irish Imposter comes with shaved pastrami, Swiss cheese, barrel-cured sauerkraut, and their house-made thousand island aioli on toasted marble rye. Crispy on the outside, warm and cheesy inside, and packed with flavor. One of the better Reubens I've had in North Georgia. The Cowboy Cubano was incredible too. Smoked brisket, pepper jack cheese, green chiles, Texas red sauce, Alabama white sauce, and crispy fried onions on perfectly pressed Cuban bread. Smoky, creamy, crunchy, slightly spicy -- everything worked together perfectly. The Clubber was loaded with smoked turkey, thick-cut bacon, applewood smoked ham, cheddar, lettuce, tomato, red onion, and garlic Dijon aioli. Super fresh, balanced perfectly, and the bread was fantastic. The Philly Cubano was another standout with shaved roast beef, steak seasoning, provolone, white American, roasted peppers, and onions on authentic Cuban bread imported from Miami. You can taste the difference immediately in the bread quality. I'm already planning a return trip specifically to try the High Country Cubano with pulled smoked pork, smoked ham, Swiss, dill pickles, chips, and smoky mustard aioli. The desserts were excellent too. They had these thick gourmet cookies that were amazing, especially the pecan pie cookie that basically combines a cookie with pecan pie filling on top. Dangerous stuff. What impressed me most is that these sandwiches are crafted with care. Great cuts, beautiful presentation, quality ingredients, and somehow they're not overly messy to eat. You can tell the people behind this place know what they're doing. Daniel was back there making sandwiches during my visit and doing an awesome job, and the service overall was excellent. Friendly people, welcoming atmosphere, and genuine pride in the food. A couple things to know before you go: 1. Parking is limited 2.It's a takeout spot. You do have a few chairs to sit and wait for your food inside though Honestly though, none of that matters once you take the first bite. If sandwiches were the only food I could eat for the rest of my life, I'd be completely fine with it -- and places like this are exactly why. Dahlonega is lucky to have a spot like this. Support local businesses and go give them a try.

Awesome sandwich shop. Owner treats it like a craft. Going to Amicalola Falls? Stop here and…read morehave him build you a lunch. Best decision of our day! I got the special Argentine beef and it was fantastic. Chewy roll, tender beef, crisp veg and just the right kick to the sauce. Cookies are epic!