Super neat and comfortable place. Staff is so friendly and knowledgeable. A must go.read more

Very cool place. shh it's a secret. It's like you were…read moreinstantly ported back to the 1920's right in the middle of prohibition. A very charming unassuming little boutique store front with some tee shirts and souvenirs when you first walk in. Then you whisper the magic password and the gentleman escorts you through a narrow little doorway, a vestibule and door then opens to a perfectly recreated 1920's prohibition speakeasy. The motif is perfect from vintage art work on the wall to the hanging chandeliers and the big leather couches and chairs all in a very dark lighting. There is one way glass so you can see whoever comes into the store ( police or significant other) but they can't see you! Lol. And you can't leave through the front where you came in. You are guided to the back of the establishment to the back door which lets out into a narrow gangway then to the alley. I think Al Capone himself was going to jump out at me. lol. The bartenders/ mixologists further raise your experience by providing enjoyable banter and well made cocktails. Espresso Martini's and a Donut Raspberry Cheesecake were the drinks and dessert of choice and both were amazing. If you wind up going I suggest for you gals, a flapper dress with the beads and sequins with a cocoon coat and some tee strap heels. Guys your fanciest fedora and some two tone lace up oxfords. Either way you're gonna have a Roaring 20's great time. Let me know if you're interested and I'll tell the password or yiu you have dinner upstairs at The Roof, tell them you want the password for The Door.

Helpful! A lot to choose from. Everyone was kind and helpful. Great prices. Great location. We went…read morea few times while we were there and they were all still so nice. Highly recommend.

Lots of choices but prices are astronomical. Typically the same bottle of rum that costs $18 at a…read moregrocery store, costs $24. One bottle of rum and three bags of ice was $39. Again, great selection so if you're looking for something special great option, otherwise I would shop elsewhere.

We came to talking rock brewery to watch a friend of ours play some live music. Luckily the grill…read morewas here so we could get some grub too. This is a super cool little diner. It's based in an old train car. Everyone inside was super nice. They were happy to bring our food out to our table by the music. We got a couple burgers, and some wings. Everything was very tasty. Fries were unique, and my wife liked them. Overall, a cool little spot and talking rock George by the old train tracks definitely Wjente worth stopping by.

What a wonderful surprise while adventuring to our retreat…read more Great venue layout and food options. Fast friendly service. I grabbed the Bordeaux Burger and Broccoli Salad. My friend got the classic burger and fries. Both yummy. Clean restroom. Definitely check it out if you are in the area.

Wold's greatest BEER !!!! Mango drop today at 4:00 early celebration of new year's!!!! Andy is the…read moreBEST...

Cool joint, ate out on the street and it was fun. Good food and beer. My wife and I had a good time…read morehere.

Some of the best Mexican food I've ever had. We shared 3 tapas and were so full. Agustín was a…read moregreat server as well.

It was a great experience! We went on the outside patio on the side and it was pretty spacious and…read morehad nice scenery. The food was so good we got ceviche and nachos. Service was great.

First time. Truly glad to see a Ramen restaurant open in the north Georgia mtns. The staff, both…read morethe host and the waiter were polite and my waiter, Vincent,was attentive to my expirience. The food was spot on delicious. I ordered the Umami Ramen and enjoyed ALL of it. My dumplings were also spot on with the Szechuan sauce on the side. Overall this place was everything I hoped it would be. I will soon become a regular here at Umamai Tavern. Thank you!

We placed a to go order tonight and wanted to share our experience. This was incredibly hard to…read morerate overall between 1 and 5 stars because there were some definitive HITS and also some strong misses for us. To start, the soup is absolutely phenomenal. Possibly some of the best I've ever had from a Japanese restaurant. However, the ginger salad, which is usually what I look the most forward to, was lacking in our opinion. There was very little dressing provided and what was provided was chunky and not easily spread. I wish there had been more of it or it had been slightly creamier to distribute over the lettuce. For our main entrees, my husband ordered the filet mignon and shrimp and I got the chicken and shrimp. Again, starting with the star of the show, this was the most tender filet bites I've ever had. You could've cut it with a spoon. I would purchase that every time without a doubt. But, the chicken was WAY overdone to the point it was so chewy that I didn't eat it. The shrimp was also very overdone and almost spongy. It was hard to chew and both lacked flavor. I tried to put my own at home teriyaki on them, but the consistency was just too far gone for either of us to continue eating. The rice was also very under seasoned and very sticky. Overall, the order was ready in a timely manner and staff was friendly. If you're going for steak and soup, this is your spot. Otherwise, I think they have some things to work on. I'll definitely go back and give the sushi a try soon!

Most authentic pub in the state probably. The owner Brendon takes great care of his customers. He…read morewas working the bar and making food. While enjoying a VERY rare sour, I looked up on the wall and saw family photos, career memories and the most unique decorations that appear to be one of a kind. This place is soo special. You must check it out.

Me and my brother visited The Boro Inn and the ambience was great and it felt like a true Irish…read morepub, however that's where my praise ends. The owner was very rude and refused us service saying they were closed (it was 7PM on a Saturday, cmon), despite hearing from multiple sources that they close around midnight. The owner told us he was "offended because "didn't approach the bar immediately" and looked around the bar first--which I believe was the reason we were refused service as there were already people ordering drinks in the establishment. Overall, despite our money also being green, unless you're specifically looking for an Irish pub, we recommend that you go somewhere else. There are much better options further into town...

Well now after several visits, I can honestly say that this is a classic cocktail destination…read more This last visit I had a Manhattan. It was perfect. Place was crazy busy, guess word has gotten out. They even have large clear ice with their logo...!!! The place just reeks of classiness. No question, best cocktail bar in Dalton.

Loved it. Stopped for cocktails and small bite to eat and was very impressed. Ask about the…read morehoneysuckle Martini !