Wow! I just did a large business order through W. G. Hamil. They were extremely helpful, very…read moreorganized, and the product looked great. Had lots of compliments. Think it made a memorable impression on my customers. Thanks W. G. Hamil. Will be using you again.

From the owner: Natural Pecans Pecan Candies…read moreJellies & Syrups Pecan Pies Corporate and Individual Gifts Fresh Wholesale Pecans and Watermelons

If you're looking for a good double burger with locally made cheese placed on top, then this is the…read morespot to be. Several cheeses to choose from. Even have sample cheese boards served with jams that are sure to please the pallet. Several sides to compliment your entree. And even a fully stocked bar with tap and bottled beer, wine, and liquor. Stop in on the bricks located across from Grassroots and next to the Billiard Academy. Kid friendly. Great for group gatherings or even date night. Be sure to finish your entree off with in house made creme brulee.

I would love to love this place. The staff was fridndly and attentive. But our meal was mostly…read moredisappointing. I had a chicken sandwich in which the breaded chicken was way overcooked and the breading tough and chewy. My wife had breaded chicken tenders/fingers that were also overcooked. The "garlic aioli" sauce was just mayonnaise. The next time we visited Thomasville, we ate somewhere else.

Had 2 jars of their peach jam to try. First one I opened had no visible mold but smelled like…read moresomeone's dirty behind. Opened the 2nd and got hit with the same foul smell but this one had some visible mold. Baffled how 2 out of 2 would be spoiled. Reached out to their customer service via email. Their Quality Assurance Manager Koren Rideout responded right away with her concern. I provided her with the info n pics she requested. She assured me a couple replacement jars would be sent out right away. I was very impressed with their customer service (at first). Then 3 weeks go by with nothing showing up, as I never received confirmation or tracking, just her word. So I reached out and she stated she forgot but provided tracking. Soon as the package arrived I opened it to find she only shipped 1 instead 2 like she mentioned. Eager to try the jam I opened it right away, only to be smacked in the face for the 3rd time with a foul smell of stinky behind. I reached out right away to Koren to let her know but she never responded back. At this point I am writing this company off. Customer service started great, then became non existent. 3 out of 3 jars spoiled which shows there is a serious quality control issue going on. I was willing to ship that jar back, so they can smell if for themselves.

I have been using this Blueberry Syrup for many years now. It is my FAVORITE breakfast (toast with…read morepeanut butter/blueberry syrup spread over top. I buy it from Publix but this week I could not find it in my store! I grew up in Valdosta, Ga and we made our own cane syrup but we didn't grow blueberries!

This place is so good! My only regret is not buying more macarons. They are absolutely delicious.read more

Sweet Cacao recently relocated from their former Jackson Street location to a new and larger retail…read morespot on Broad Street. Every trip I make to Thomasville includes a stop at Sweet Cacao. My companions and I have sampled the sipping chocolate, which is a small hot cup of exactly what you think...sipping chocolate. It's more dessert that hot beverage to warm you up. But it is utterly delicious! There are plenty of dessert offerings from gelato to sorbet, to colorful macrons, cookies, cinnamon rolls, cheesecakes, milkshakes, and coffee drinks galore. If that isn't enough they put themselves over the top with hand crafted truffles, each with their own design and flavor profile. The staff will package them in a 2, 4, 8 or 12 count box for gifting. I dare you to leave without a box! They also offer a small caramel filled or dark chocolate bar for about $3.00. They are delicious! You may just have to eat it if it's a hot day outside. You wouldn't want this melting before you get to enjoy it! This is one of my personal favs! Now parking is a bit tricky. There is angled parking in front of the store and on both sides of Broad Street, but this is a busy area for shoppers, diners, locals and tourists. So, if you just venture around the corner to East Jefferson Street, there is more parking. On a busy Saturday, we found plenty of empty spaces midday on East Jefferson Street, where Broad Street was full! It is wonderful to see a local business thriving like Sweet Cacoa! The line out the door proved just how popular this dessert haven is! If you need a gift for a hostess or just a sweet treat yourself, this shop is a must-stop location and is on my regular Thomasville routine shopping destinations.

I'm not even sure where to begin. In summary, a very good experience--but an experience. I was here…read morein search of cane syrup, understand, from out of town--just visiting after an afternoon at the springs and dinner at O'Neal's Buffet. My friend and local guide to Madison told me I needed to check here for the syrup--it's where he gets fishing tackle . . . yes, at a grocery store. There are like three aisles of just fishing tackle and reels and rods. In a grocery store. That's the first sign you're somewhere special. And there's like half an aisle of camping gear, as well. The store otherwise seems larger than most IGAs I've been to before and well-stocked. They didn't have pure cane syrup but they had an astounding variety of cane syrup blends: Gilley's, Daddy Buck's, Delta, and others. Cane syrup, like maple syrup, is expensive when pure so it often gets blended with other sweeteners--I use it in baking so that's overall ok by me. They may also have been out because we're right upon the season when it's traditionally made, so last year's supply may be running low and this year's not to market just yet. Aside from the syrups, they had a great baking aisle in general: lots of cornbread and other savory mixes (hushpuppies, et cetera), cake mixes, and Goodman's Extracts which Publix doesn't carry and other stores may at best have just their vanilla but they make good, stranger flavored, extracts like caramel and black walnut. If you want to know if people in a given community like to bake, go to the local grocery store, check out the extracts: if they have a vast selection, you've got serious bakers around. The smell of this store is unlike anything I've ever smelled before: not bad, but just weird. Maybe plasticky, not quite chemical, not quite food, again not bad but just strange. Still, this store is a winner in my book, it feels a bit out of the 80s, a bit stuck in time, but a gem all the same.

At checkout at Bob and Jeff's I realized I didn't have my credit card and not enough cash to pay…read morefor my groceries. The checkout person paid the balance for me! That would never happen at Publix. Bob and Jeff's is the best.