This was a nice find traveling up I-75. We stopped for lunch. Had a really good ham and swiss…read moretoasted sandwich. My choice was tough because they have an extensive selection on the menu. Great service. While it's called a bakery I would say it was more of a breakfast/lunch deli. That said, I couldn't resist getting some cookies too. Fresh and delicious.

Hard to overrate this fine establishment. It has everything to make a visit great! Delicious food…read moreentrees, tasty treats, pleasant staff, cute decor, reasonable prices. I had a chicken wrap on the first visit and a Cuban on the second. I also got some take out for a friend, and lots of cookies! I was making trips between the Tifton, GA, hospital and my friend's house and the bakery was on the way! Everything was delicious and the staff helped me avoid anything onion! Those yummy cookies raised our spirits!

This is our second time stopping here as we travel through SoGa over spring break and both times…read morewe've been very happy with the drinks. Younger offspring always gets milk tea with extra boba and declared it "good," which is high praise from my boba afficianado. The peach tea i got is delicious and refreshing. Easy on and off the highway, clean bright space with a swing while you wait. Definitely happy to find them!

Such an adorable and well cleaned place! Their taikyaki was delicious so many flavors to choose…read morefrom and they have sooo many drink options! Hot, cold, tea, and boba drink options! Very friendly service and bathroom was super clean! Absolutely, will be returning when I'm in the area! She even let me try some jellies I wasn't sure I would like before ordering!

This coffee trailer is always a treat to visit! I enjoy the iced lily mocha and hot sparrow mocha!…read moreThe service is always nice and the trailer is cute!

We were in town for a training and Alchemy catered in the lunches. The food is amazing! Love the…read moreconcept with the games and a coffee shop in one but we did not have time to go in. It will be on my short list for the next time we are in Sylvester! Y'all have got to try this place!

We went to Georgia for a short trip in March, and visited this lovely Paulk Vineyards for wine…read moretasting. We went on Monday after lunch time, so it was nice and quiet. The tasting room was very cozy and had such warmth to it. Here you can see all the wines, merchandise, and other products made with their grapes. And they have slushies! They have wine slushies, and non-alcoholic slushies. We got to try the Muscadine Wine Slushy, and it was awesome! They offer three lines of wines: The Family: muscadine wines, The Farm: fruit & specialty muscadine wines, Sweet Tree: wines infused with fruit flavors. We each chose different line of wines, so that we can try more flavors. I went with Sweet Tree line, since I love sweet, fruity wines. My hubby went with The Farm line. Each with beautiful color and scent. I LOVED them all! I wish if we can have a bottle of their wine every day... With the wine tasting, we also got their charcuterie board which was perfect with all the wines. It had some cured meats, nuts, cheese and crackers, and jam/jelly. This was such a great visit, we loved all the wines, and the charcuterie board. We especially enjoyed the tour of the facility and learning about the grapes, process, and the history of the Paulk Vineyards. If you love sweet, fruity wines, and have the chance to visit them, I totally recommend! They are also sold at many stores, and yes, they do ship to many states around the US!

Cute winery in Wray, Ga making wine out of Muscadine grapes. But wait! Theres also 5 wines they…read moremake that are exclusively made from fruits NO GRAPES! Definitely a must stop if you're in the area. They do tasting (5 wines for $5) and have to go drinks. Because its muscadine, they all have a sweet kick but theres something for everyone for sure. Mary Lou was our flight girl and she was super knowledgeable on the wines, made great recommendations for me being that I'm anti sweet wine and picky about my wines.

The nuts and bolts (no pun intended) is that this is dehydrated peanut butter butter with at least…read more80% of the fat removed. You add water to revive and make a spread. This was the only company that I was able to source and get this product from. It tastes like peanuts but I will admit that I was thrown off by the texture since I am used to something creamy. This isn't a bad thing. One container is part of my emergency kit and the other I use for chocolate peanut or banana peanut butter smoothies. I also use the power in chocolate peanut butter shortbread cookies and most of the required ingredients are supposed to be dry. It is on the expensive side, however, you get about 7 jars of regular PB out of it.