Family came on a Thursday before noon and parking was easy. Families were carting away pumpkins…read morein wheelbarrows. Staff is friendly but a little hard of hearing. Funnel cake was delicious, son and husband had the bbq pork sandwich and son claimed it the best he had ever had. We came home with three pumpkins that will be worth memories for our fall visit to the mountains.

Perfect pumpkin patch. We always came here every year. This year, didn't think that it's open. The…read morepumpkin patch was so nice. A lots of big pumpkins. Beautiful and fresh! You should come .

Wonderful farm store with their own ground grits, grains, and more. From spices and jars of…read morepreserved and pickled foods, to old time candy and cookware, this store has a lot of items. Even the employees we interacted with were friendly. The location is great with several things nearby. After we cashed out, we walked around back to see the trout and falls, then next door to the coffee roaster before going across the street to the winery and antique store. Highly recommend!

Very friendly and informative staff.All your corneal ,flour,grits,syrups ,jellies and much more.A…read morereal very old working mill.Has beautiful views of the water behind it.We stop in each time to get our grits,pancake mix,specialty products and my tomato vidalia salad dressing.Make it your stop while in Helen.Take it from The Working Man Review.

Very historic little shop. Very small but has a little of everything. There's an eclectic…read moreselection. Lots of local things, as well as shirts, food, peanuts (boiled & roasted), ceramics, apple fritters, apple bread, body lotions, candles, etc. It won't take long to walk through this entire place. Nice place to take a stretch and enjoy the historic building. Very friendly people. Wish more things were clearly priced. Would have purchased a couple things, but didn't want to walk up with 4 things to ask price of them as it is a small place and there were people in there. Maybe it was just the things I grabbed/saw (apple fritter, apple bread, whipped body lotion). They do have a sale rack of clothes.

This is an old style grocery market outside Blairsville. It has gas pumps . We got little bottles…read moreof coke and neihi grape soda. They have hot boiled peanuts. Country ham, chocolates, canned food. They have beautiful photos framed in a room. We loved the chocolate covered peanut clusters. They do have an old fashioned bathroom. Very friendly lady behind the counter.

Wonderful little gem of a place! We picked muscadine grapes in early October. It was $2/ person and…read more$2/lb, well worth every penny for a nice time with the family and some sweet tasty grapes to take home for later. There were plenty to pick and not very crowded, so we were able to easily social distance ourselves. The small store has an assortment of honeys made by their own bee hives that they move around in different parts of the US. We so enjoyed the day and will go back in June to pick peaches.

Awesome place to pick big juicy muscadines. It's $2.00 per adult and $2.00 per lb on "U Pick."…read more They have red and gold muscadines. They only open on Saturdays and Sundays. Watch out for fire ants! I recommend to place if your in the north GA area. Beautiful scenery as well. Can't wait to come back!

Terrific lettuce and very solid value. I can't wait to go back when they have tomatoes in season.read more

Walked in to the store as a friend was talking about the mix they made for salad dressing from…read morehere. The store was not so busy when we walked in with two personnel, one pointedly assigned to assist us. Variety of olive oil infused and balsamic vinegar with different flavors are available for tasting. Atmosphere is with helpful friendly personnel. Ended up with two base flavored olive oil to take home with me. One though more expensive as its specialty, black truffle, I can't wait to try for my salads.

Definitely worth the visit if you are in town! I walked in interested by the store and did not…read morereally know what to expect upon entering. As previous reviews have mentioned, Jenny was extremely friendly and knowledgeable. She had an assortment of oils and vinegars and even offered to pair some oils and vinegars together so we could see how they tasted combined. I was super impressed with all of the oils and we even walked out with quite a few bottles. The truffle oil was definitely my favorite (and typically is), but I am excited to use my other selections in future dishes.

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.

Excellent chocolate in Dahlonega. Too many choices. Top quality. We didn't get the advertised free…read moresample which would have been nice. Cute little shop right on the main square.

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.