Another fantastic, wonderful and colossal experience here at Foothills Café…read more Had a delicious family lunch with my daughter and her uncle. Hi, my usual 1/2 pound cheeseburger on ciabatta bread, with coleslaw and French fries. Daughter had their delicious chicken fingers with okra and french fries, and my brother had the 1/3 pound bacon cheeseburger, with coleslaw and fries, all outstanding! You are missing out if you do not come to Foothills Café on your travels to Dahlonega!

I have eaten here several times but this time was not the greatest!! It will be a long time before…read moreI return for sure. The waitress didn't write anything down as far as taking our order and never checked on us once our food arrived. We ordered a cinnamon roll which we never got. Pancakes were doughy and something was just off about the whole thing. Hope they can get their act together and do better.

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 had the grilled cheese today. It was not so good and overpowered by the poor seed oil they used…read moreto cook with. I asked for some Tabasco sauce to help make the sandwich more palatable to eat, instead of being brought a bottle like most restaurants would give you they gave me a condiment cup full of Tabasco sauce, too much for anyone to use. When the bill came for an extra 50 Cent charge for it, I didn't fight it because it was 50 Cent and I just wanted to leave, but it was frustrating. I've never been charged for condiments / hot sauce at a restaurant I'm giving two stars because the server was nice and patient while we figured out what my little one needed to order she had to come back to the table a couple times, but they should have mentioned the surcharge for the hot sauce at the time that I requested it. Would I come back here again for a meal, no. Would I consider coming back to try a cocktail, maybe, only because overheard the bartender speaking to some patrons quite passionately about the flavors which they put together so I would give this part. Another chance even though the kitchen has lost my confidence,

Hole in the wall, rude as hell. The inside stuck in 80's. We always like to try local owned…read morebusinesses and honey. Whoa ‍‍‍‍‍ I'm not sure who is the rudest the 2 old ladies or me. I finally found my twins. Lol The food is basic but good!

Good food fixed when you order. Nice simple comfortable. Had toe Dipper Danwich (Grilled Ham and…read morecheese on hamburger bun)

Shenanigans food is things dreams are made of. The Potato Poppers were fresh and had just a bit of…read moreheat... not unbearable on the tongue at all. The Steak & Spuds fell in to my husband's mouth at a rapid pace that the song of Florence & The Machine's Dog Days Are Over rang out like an anthem. Their brown gravy is just. Like. my. Irish. Mother's. Impeccable and rich. My Shepherds Pie was delicious and although the cheese was a little intimidating, perfectly balanced. My Smithwick's Irish Ale was the perfect accompaniment with the food. Our server was in training. We sat outside and he and his trainer quickly approached us to take our drink order and make recommendations. They were attentive and pleasant. We wouldn't have known he was in training! The bonus is they have their own parking lot so it's easy to roll on out to your car from app the good eats!

I've come here a few times but to be honest, it's usually been after drinking around town and at…read morelocal wineries so food quality wasn't a big deal. This time we came after hiking all day and sat outside with our dogs. Ambiance-touristy Irish pub. It's a big place that still tries to be Irish-ish. They fail but it's a worthwhile effort and people seem to like it. One issue with the design-it's a huge place but they have 2-single person bathrooms-one next to the bar and one on the second floor. I don't even understand how you get a building permit with that occupancy and so few bathrooms. My wife and I each got a burger, sub veggie patty. They are getting 2 stars for the fact they don't upcharge for the vegan patty. Everyone upcharges for a veggie burger, so this is an impressive give-a-way to customers. However, I added mushrooms and roasted red peppers, which added $2 each, and gluten free sandwich bread, which was a $5 upcharge. First, those veggies should not be a $2 upcharge each. That's obnoxious. Your menu burgers have toppings and are cheaper than a plain burger with 2 veggies. But, I am not taking stars away for the upcharge. I saw them, I accepted them. My problem is that with those changes, this was a $25 burger at an Irish pub in north GA and it tasted like a $5 burger from an Irish pub in north GA. It was dry, unseasoned, and very bland. You charged me $5 for 2 slices of bread from a loaf that costs $7.99 retail. A red pepper is $0.75 cents, maybe, retail, and for a couple teaspoons you charged me $2. Who knows what mushrooms cost, but the point is, for two toppings and sub 2 slices of sandwich bread, you charged me for a high-end steakhouse burger and served me a terrible backyard grill burger. On top of that, I ordered a whiskey (knob creek) on the rocks. On my check was a $2 rocks charge. So...you charged me $2 for ice? It makes no sense. It's the same amount of liquor. When I asked the server about it, she said because they pour an extra 2 ounces in. Obviously she lied because she had no clue what she was talking about. First, why would adding ice equal and extra 2 ounces? Maybe if I asked for an up martini or something, but I am adding volume, so why would you also add liquor? Second, my whiskey was $13 and a restaurant shot is 1, maybe 1.5 ounces. Do you really mean to tell me you gave me an extra 2 shots, maybe an extra 1.33 shots of a $13 liquor for $2 only because I asked for ice? I'm not an idiot. So, poor food, lying service, and unreasonable upcharges. I'm not coming back

Such a great little place with such great character and to die for ice cream! They've got such a…read moregreat selection of flavors and the owner, Austin is such a down to earth guy and definitely customer oriented. Employees are always so sweet and welcoming, and I'd recommend this place over and over again!

Yum all around! We had the salted caramel brownie and it nice. Highly recommend this placeread more

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!

Jessica makes you feel welcomed and appreciated as soon as you step inside the doorway. The menu…read morehas a very nice selection of meals for so many sorted flavors or cravings. Their appetizers are delicious and arrive quickly upon order. The building has a sports bar feel but family friendly atmosphere. They offer so many different activities and musical events for people to enjoy. Keep up the great job and we will be stopping in again soon when we are close to Dahlonega, can't wait to visit again.

Amazing brunch, this place pays real homage to creole style cooking…read more Creativity shows up everywhere, and the use of local ingredients doesn't leave anything lacking. Gumbo, the Benedict, beignets...all excellent! Whole family enjoyed every bit of it. I'd come back here in a heartbeat.

Bourbon Street Grille has a unique set up. You can eat on the balcony overlooking Dahlonega Square…read moreor head around to the back if you are wheelchair bound or have a stroller. We had our 12 lb bundle of puppy joy with us so to the back deck we went. I think Dakotah was the only server on the main floor, both inside and out because it took a long time. Long time for water. He was busy even though the restaurant wasn't full. Poor guy. My hubby ordered the muffaletta and wasn't impressed. He ate it though. He loved his Abita root beer. I decided to order from the side menu and I'm so happy I did. The andouille sausage was grilled and tasty. The maque choux was amazing. Think Mexican corn with a Louisiana twist. Perfection!! The loaded grits were also wonderful- chocked full of gouda, bacon, and green onions. Delicious! The gumbo was thick like a stew. The flavor was smoky and sublime. My only beef is instead of all gumbo, the cup was filled mostly with rice... topped with gumbo. Overall we enjoyed our dinner. However, due to the pace of things, the underwhelming sandwich and perception of getting shorted on the chicken and gumbo. I wouldn't hesitate to swing by and order a maque choux to go as a snack except they charge $1 for the to-go container.

We stopped for lunch. Good burger. Pretty good chicken salad sandwich. Fries were fresh cut, not…read morefrom frozen. Very clean. Super nice folks.

Don't be deceived when driving by! This spot is loved by locals for good reason. Food is tasty,…read moreservice is exceptional and the owner is very kind! Can't go wrong with a good spot good food and good people.