Came here today. The line was to the door. Honestly that's a good green flag in my mind. It moved…read morepretty fast and the menu and service is quick and to the point. If you do not know what to order or what to customize your pizza with try one of their premade options on the walls you can't go wrong. It was fresh and vibrant when it came down to our table from the fire oven cooking. It was really really good and for 9$ I couldn't believe it was such a great deal. There was plenty of seating and the decor was definitely giving pizzeria vibes. 10/10 would recommend trying this place out if you are downtown in clarkesville soon.

When you walk in, go to the right, the menu is on the wall. You can get a pizza made to order or…read morepick one of theirs. I chose to add my favorite vegi toppings and Mom had the margarita one with fresh mozzarella and tomatoes. We added a salad to each of our meals and a drink. The guy that took our order was very helpful and answered any questions I had. They make the pizza in front of you and then put it in a brick oven to bake. I love when I get to pick how much and what I want on my pizza. I ordered the 2nd sized pizza and took half of it home. (Always love leftover pizza) They bring your pizza to you at your table and provide boxes for take home. I noticed they have full size salads on the menu also. The pizza was quite tasty and I would definitely eat here again. This is a place to grab a quick bite and be on your way.

As you know I drink my share of wine. If you also are interested in wine and want to visit a local…read morewinery this is a great stop. Terra is located at the end of a long uphill road and is worth the drive. Head on up knowing that you will have some good wine and views and you will be hosted by exceptional people. This is kinda out there so pack a lunch, bring some take out, whatever floats your boat and head on up. You will have a great time!

I'm so glad I went, despite the warnings on various sites about the bad road. I made it fine in my…read moreImpreza, and only had to pull over once, next to a scary drop-off, to let another car pass. Grades on this gravel road up to 25 percent. Off the beaten path is an understatement. The wine was spectacular, the setting - alone on the mountaintop entirely surrounded by National Forest, and the staff were informative and friendly. (Tip: the husband is more detailed with the wine descriptions, while the wife serves bigger pours - at least in my case.) Given the difficulty of reaching this place I was surprised to find it fairly busy on this Saturday evening, with several groups sitting at comfortable tables and couches. I sat at the bar and enjoyed a flight of 5 wines. All great so I had to buy some to take home too. It was hard to stop at two bottles. In an addition to the amazing ambience, windows all around with views of the National Forest and orchards in every direction, there was also music that night: a man singing and playing his guitar. He was pretty good. I learned he makes the rounds playing at several wineries around here. This is a family-run business. In addition to the husband and wife I met there is also a brother or two and I think a son or daughter. They also run an event venue, visible from the winery over on the next hill. A relatively small business - the kind I like.