I visited this small town with my friends and found it interesting to visit this family-owned…read morechocolate factory. The chocolate was good. I bought a piece of dark chocolate pretzel and a bag of chocolate raisins. Everything was fresh and delicious. It was a bit sweet at first, but after a few pieces, it was just right. The service was fast, and the line moved quickly. Overall, it's a cute chocolate shop. There were many tourists and visitors there when we went.

1st- inventory, wow barely anything, at least 1 display case is gone, the two remaining cases are…read morejust filled with duplicates case to case. Used to be a great and varied superior chocolate offering, colorful and joyful and definitely part of the holiday experience. Now "tastes waxy and off" as another contributor noted. 2nd Essentially they ran a very poorly worded "give away" that lists one of the prizes to be picked up in store as a $60 I store credit, but in reality when we went the person behind the counter told us it was only good online, this after he stepped away to call "someone" to get clarification. 3rd the service the last few times we were in there were lacking much in the way of friendliness or helpfulness. Sad to see a once enjoyable experience be lost.

There are three - count 'em three - chocolate shops on the downtown square in Dahlonega. Somehow,…read morethey're not interchangeable, and Kilwin's takes the cake (or candy apple?) for Best in Show. They offer free samples of their fudge flavors. For me, the first sample (lemon) had me hooked with its delicious sweet Meyer flavor. They also have a lemon meringue ice cream, which sounds divine, but I didn't go for ice cream in addition to fudge. Maybe I'll try that next time! My wife is a candy apple adficianado, and reports that their apple pie and white chocolate apple is to die for. What really pushed this review over the top was the beyond friendly employee who was happy to answer questions and helped a pregnant woman who was feeling a little faint in the sun by bringing her some ice water. Good folks and good products!

We make a point of coming to Kilwin's whenever we visit Dahlonega. It is so delightful and clean…read moreand the staff is always super friendly! They offer a massive list of options and they're more than happy to let you sample whatever you'd like before you settle on what it is you want. We ordered the blueberry waffle cone in a waffle cone And the chocolate coconut in the dish. The nostalgia of blueberry ice cream hit my heart with every lick. It was so incredibly good! The staff is consistently friendly and generous with samples.

I do like how the truffles were a hard shell and then soft inside event though I expected it to be…read moreall soft. The coconut and raspberry tastes like the flavor but the tiramisu did not. Was just ok overall.

Stopped in for a quick fill of sweets: truffles, walnut fudge, peanut brittle, and just to take in…read morethe smell. This is one of the premier fudge markets in Georgia. I can't wait to share the truffles with the family when we meet them next week. Yum! The peanut brittle was light and unlike other peanut brittle I have had...it's almost like honey comb. I wonder how they get all the air in it. Devilishly delicious.

Came here on a Sunday for a day trip from the city; it's about 1.5 hours from Decatur. Upon…read morearrival, parking may seem limited at first, but there's actually plenty available. We parked at the bottom of the venue and had to climb the stairs to the top. If you're lucky, you might catch a ride in the golf cart, but if you're seated in the back, hold on tight because it's a steep ride! We came for the Sunday brunch buffet, which features a different theme each month and never disappoints. If brunch isn't your thing, you can enjoy a wine tasting in the tasting room located below the main dining area. If you're there for brunch, you're also allowed to go back and forth between the tasting room and dining room during your allotted table time. I definitely recommend visiting any time of year; the views alone are worth the trip!

Busy place..., I'd say service was good- experienced wine servers. Place feels like a bar:…read moreunfortunate for a wine bar. Wines were good. However I wouldn't recommend or go back. The cafe closed early @2pm which was kinda ridiculous.., glad we stopped @frogs winery and ate. Much better views there and good and atmosphere was 1000% better ... Loud and obnoxious!

I cannot say enough good things about Waffle's - the food was amazing, the staff was friendly and…read morecompetent, overall a delightful experience! They even accommodated the vegan in our group with delicious options! Bring a group for a tea party!

This is an unique experience and hell of a spread. I was introduced to an array of truly British…read morefood items and flavors. There are even an assortment of British hats that one can wear to up their game. Our party of 4 were the last guests seated at 1:30 on Sunday. We were nicely greeted and directed to our table. A family of 4 (with two children ages 6 to 9) were finishing up across from us. What a great place to bring children when they are well behaved and ready for this type of food service. Two members of our party helped guide us through the tea and food offerings. They mentioned that in the past the roast beef sandwichs were delicious. However, not on the offerings we received. There were plenty of items to choose from however. The curry chicken salad and cucumber cream sandwiches were my favorite. The teas were both caffeinated and decaf. Fresh tea is delivered upon request or if the brewed leaves sat too long. The hi tea was finished with a tasty cup of ice cream from a 15th century recipe. It was different and outstanding. Leftovers can be boxed and taken. Sandwiches should be kept cold however for food safety. When we left our party headed over to the sister store to purchase some tea and accessories.

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

I don't know where to start...it's been hours after my visit and I'm still traumatized. If you like…read morehorror films, you might want to take a stroll through this gem of a disaster. It will not disappoint if you can get through the front door, which is cluttered like a hoarders house. Once we walk through the tiny path between all the "antique gems", a deep awakening in our spirits happened. A spine, chilling moment. Something you would see on 60 minutes episode before a person was kidnapped. Suddenly a man from the back yelled out " you want a shot or a hot chocolate?". With fear and trepidation, we said no and he asked us if he scared us... we said "yes". We knew we had to get out of there fast. As we were trying to "escape", I saw a cat and tried to soften the awkwardness and talk to an older lady about the cat. Just as I did that, the older lady started yelling out. "They're not gonna buy anything, Jack! Why are they here if they don't wanna buy anything? They don't like our store? They should leave!!" He agreed and so did we! This has been the weirdest shopping experience of my life.

This would be a zero if it could be. It's so cute from the outside but I saw a cat and had to say…read morehello: the cat ran into the store like a scene from Hansel and Gretal I followed for crumbs of cat love. He lead me straight to the wicked witch who stopped me and my iced coffee at the door. She blocked me from Going in and told her I was insulting her by bringing a coffee in. I was shocked all I saw was Christmas ornaments. I actually thought she was joking and laughed and she said unless you buy you can't come in. I stood shocked she scoured staring my soul down. We turned around and my fiancé said well that's why you have no business. Weirdest experience