This honey is amazing. I would like to buy more, but I'm not around it. Is there an online shopread more

It's a family small business. The yummiest honey! Fast shipment to So Cal! Will buy again. What…read moreelse can I say?

After hiking at Anna Ruby Falls with my family. We stopped at Helen, Georgia to look around and…read moretake pictures. Since I don't live near here, it was my chance to buy some of my favorite fudges in the Brookstown Fudge store. Mmmm!! I could smell the delicious scent of fudge down the streets of Helen. At first, it smelled like hot chocolate and I was craving some hot chocolate but it soon passed and I was wanting to eat some fudge samples and get my hands on some fudge! I tried the fudge with peanut butter. It wasn't my favorite. I wasn't really fond of the peanut buttery taste of the fudge. The Mississippi Fudge - had marshmallows and nuts (forgot what kind). It was too sweet for my taste buds so I just went with my favorites which were: - Fudge with Pecans - Fudge with Walnuts - Milk Chocolate Fudge Today it was buy 2 slices of fudge and get the third free deal!! The slices were half a pound for $6.95. Hooray for homemade fudge!! Well you know what I mean! Yay!!

The city of Helen is a dangerous place to visit if you have a major sweet tooth. Fortunately, I do…read morenot. I prefer salty over sweet foods and rarely even leave enough room in my stomach for dessert after a meal. However, I do enjoy very limited portions of sweet treats every now and then. Brookstown Fudge is a wonderful little family-owned business which has been open since 1977. My sister, Yoomee H., absolutely loves chocolate, so she makes it a point to stop here whenever we visit Helen. The fudge here is what I imagine to be the perfect flavor and texture - not too sweet and not hard but not too soft, either. Yummy. I love that they provide complimentary samples of various different types of fudge, including ones that contain nuts like pecans, almonds, and walnuts. They also have unique flavors like Chocolate Peanut Butter Swirl and Cookies and Cream, to name a few. Personally, I stick to the basics and like the Plain Chocolate best. During our most recent visit on a Sunday afternoon, my sister bought two half-pound slices ($6.95 each) of fudge to get a third free. Yes, that's almost $14 (technically almost $21!) worth of fudge. Way too much, if you ask me, but she loves her chocolate. However, be sure to eat the fudge within a few days (if not sooner) because they will dry out and harden (totally agree with Andrea L.). Not good, so don't let it happen. Aside from the fudge, I did get my very first (and LAST) Candy Apple here a few years ago. Having seen candy apples on TV and movies, I thought the bright red, candy-coated apple on a stick would be somewhat similar to a caramel apple, meaning I thought it would be soft when I bit into it. No idea why, but I seriously thought that the "candy" on the apple would be like a thick, soft candy, so you can imagine I was in for a surprise. I HATE biting into hard candy, and when I bit into my candy apple for the first time, I thought my teeth were going to break. HAHA... Although it was fairly tasty, it was difficult to eat and ended up getting VERY messy. I vowed to never buy a candy apple again. (I'll have it if it's free. Teehee.) Overall, Brookstown Fudge gets 4 stars for their tasty namesake - fudge. I'm sure everything else is delicious, too, but again, I don't really crave sweets so I haven't tried much else here. The employees are usually pretty friendly, too, and don't give you dirty looks for sampling even if you don't end up buying. They're always too busy to worry about things like that. I highly recommend Brookstown Fudge, and they have the "Buy 2 slices, get 1 free" special often (if not always), so be sure to gather some friends and family to share it with. Unless, of course, you can eat it all yourself. =) [Review 318 of 366]

We had a lovely stay here over the weekend for a family wedding. Our two night stay made use of the…read morehotel's great location in historic downtown Dahlonega, as well as the pool and small fitness room. The hotel also offered an expansive complimentary hot breakfast. The onside parking in the garage on the lower level of the hotel was also handy and appreciated (especially loading in with little kiddos). The staff was friendly, our room was clean - really, no complaints! Several restaurants, park, farmers market and shops located within a 2-3 block radius.

We stumbled upon this wonderful shop while walking around historic Dahlonega square. The store…read moreassociate was friendly, helpful, and knowledgeable. We let her know our preferences and what types of food we cook, and she made great suggestions. We sampled several oils and vinegars and decided on the following: Honey ginger white balsamic vinegar Toasted sesame oil (specialty oil) Black truffle oil (specialty oil) We also purchased a few bottle pour spouts to go with the oils. We've used the oils many times and love all of them! The oils and vinegar are great for stir fry, fish, salads, and more. We try to incorporate them in as many dishes as we can. Fortunately for us, most of their oils and vinegars are available for purchase and shipping on their site for when we run out!

So my husband spent quite a bit here on a few pieces of jerky. He doesn't regret it. The exotic…read morejerky was great. Not something you'd eat everyday but definitely something worth trying out. One of the packs that we got was the "Reaper". It was supposed to be one of the spiciest of their selection. It was okay. Maybe our tolerance is higher but the "Reaper" was a disappointment. It had a kick, don't get me wrong, but it faded away quickly and didn't make us suffer. LOL. I wouldn't recommend getting any of the average seasoned jerky though (i.e. Traditional, BBQ, Teriyaki) as they are what they are. Average. And overpriced. The guy that helped us however was great. He was very knowledgeable on the different jerkies and offered samples. He was a cool guy. Wish I remembered his name.

Cool little store and a huge selection! The two people at the counter were very friendly and we…read morechatted for a bit. I ended up getting some gator jerky for the trip home. It was extremely good!

Honey On the Hill is a cute little storefront that's worth stopping by if you're in the area. They…read morehave both indoor and outdoor seating if you'd like to relax, and they also offer coffee and pastries. I didn't try either during my visit, so I can't speak to their quality, but it's nice that they have more than just honey available. The highlight for me was being able to sample both their traditional and whipped honey before making a purchase. It was a great way to compare flavors without feeling pressured, and the staff was friendly throughout the experience. After tasting a few options, I ended up taking home the Lemon Whipped Honey and Cinnamon Whipped Honey, and I'm glad I did. The whipped honey has an incredibly smooth, creamy texture that spreads easily, and both flavors were delicious. The lemon is bright and refreshing, while the cinnamon has a warm, comforting flavor that's perfect on toast, biscuits, or even stirred into tea. My only reason for giving four stars instead of five is the price. The honey is definitely on the more expensive side, so it's more of a specialty purchase than something I'd buy regularly. That said, the quality is excellent, and the ability to sample before buying helped make the purchase feel worthwhile. Overall, this is a charming local shop with great products and a welcoming atmosphere. If you're a honey lover or looking for a unique gift, I'd definitely recommend stopping in. I would happily come back to pick up more whipped honey and maybe give the coffee and pastries a try next time.

This cute cafe in the heart of Helen is focused on making craft caffeinated drinks and offering…read morefresh local honey. Funny enough, it is on "a hill". I guess it makes sense to be called HOTH. The place is decorated nicely and is a good place to wind down. The reason why I only gave it 2 stars was solely the service. I asked if the chai tea latte was pre-sweetened and I was assured it was not if I got it "none sweet". After I got the drink, it was VERY sweet even though it was labeled none sweet. Given it was a $10 drink, I wanted to make sure it was what I ordered.Talking to a different person at the counter, they told me it was pre sweetened and I was not able to get it without sugar. They allowed me to get another drink after I asked. I got the cold brew which was light and a little watered down. My experience wasn't the best, but my girlfriend got a drink and said it was good! If you're into sugary creative drinks with cool ambiance, check this place out! But if you enjoy more basic coffees, maybe look elsewhere.

With the amount of traveling that I do, I have found that honey is one of the best souvenirs there…read moreis. There is a huge local variety in most places, whether eucalyptus in Spain or sourwood in Georgia, it doesn't spoil, it can be brought across counties, and you consume it, so it's possible to keep buying it. In addition, it's quite healthy. I checked out a few places around Atlanta, Hartwell, and Lavonia, and found the best selection, prices, and service at Honey Hole. Being an unassuming storefront at a strip mall, right off the highway, it's easy to miss it, but you shouldn't. Pop in, taste some honey, then go home with a few pounds of assorted honey. This is a full service honey establishment, so they also sell anything you could possibly need to produce your own, including the bees themselves. It's much nicer to shop at an all in one shop, where you can see and touch the products, and consult with an expert. So whether looking for a hive, frames, smoker, foundation, or just some fancy honeycomb to put on top of ice cream, it's worth a stop.

I have my own hives so I didn't purchase any honey, but I did buy some of their organic homemade…read moresoaps. I must say, it is some of the best I've bought. I love the apple scent one and it feels so smooth washing with it ! I have lots of friends who make soap and haven't bought soap in the stores for years, but I'm really impressed! This is good stuff‼

Took a little detour and stopped at Little Silo Flower Farm. Met a handsome young man And picked up…read morea delicious Jalapeño Cheddar Sourdough loaf. It was delicious

I can't even begin to tell how GOOD this place was for food and just the friendliest place we have…read morebeen during our 2 week road trip. Toni and her husband personally prepare the food here and the BBQ is the best we have ever had. The smoked corn beef Rueben took the sandwich to another level! The brisket and pulled pork were the same champion BBQ. They also make a hash brown casserole and their own baked beans that can stand on there own. Oh and just wait for breakfast! The breakfast bowl with homemade biscuits, eggs, sausage gravy would delight anyone!

Closest place we could find from our cabin. It is small but they have nice outdoor seating. They…read morehave a gift shop and we ended up buying some earrings from them. The food is also good. Yum.