My mom and I originally fell in love with Tallokas road when they were located in Thomasville. We…read moreloved it so much that we try and take a trip up every once in a while even though it's an hour away. The selection is always unique and full of surprises, and you're guaranteed to end up buying even if you're just "looking around". I've gotten some of my best decorating ideas shopping in this store, and you will too!

Tallokas Road is a great gift shop located in Mountie, Georgia. We went on a busy weekday afternoon…read moreone week before Christmas. They have gifts for everyone on your Christmas list. Plenty of people to answer your questions and make gift suggestions with free gift wrap. Beautiful Christmas decor, children's clothing and toys, jewelry, large selection of gifts for men and even an assortment of sweets. We will definitely come back soon!

This place is the real deal! True Americana, hearty food, local wildlife, and honest service.read more

I don't know who designed this cool store but it has a streamlined floor plan that is wide open for…read moreshopping! Beautiful LVT flooring and lots of room on every aisle. This is an elevated general store shopping experience! I discovered this location while traveling, it is not close to my home but if it was, it would be my daily destination for "fresh!" They have a huge selection of meats, seafood, cheeses, wine, beer, fresh cut veggies for easy meal preparation. One thing that is hard to find is old fashioned candies. They have them at this location! I bought coconut haystacks. Yummy sweetness! Stripling's General Store is amazing because it has all the necessary items you need to cook and you could even buy a birthday gift, hat, t-shirt, card, or a grill! The staff is helpful and courteous.

Once again went to the "butcher Shop". I asked ma'am do you have some thicker bone-in center cut…read morepork chops? She said let me check. No sir, that's all we got. Really? So I went to Publix where they don't mind cutting whatever you ask for. So my 12 thick cut bone-in pork chops came from Publix. I guess I didn't learn my lesson on the 1st trip. Not again.

They have cute pieces from a lot of different eras! I particularly fell in love with their kitchen…read moresection, but I will be returning soon! The owner was working the day I went and she was very kind and helpful!

--Location/Parking-- Located off i75 with a huge parking…read morespot on top of the hill. I didn't see any cars parking, but there was plenty of open space. --Ambience-- Inside was more of a country store that sells merchandise. Little emphasis on being a gas station and more of a country store. --Service/Staff-- Staff was friendly, but looked confused for coffee in the afternoon. --Products-- Lots of unique staff, not a typical gas station snacks or foods. --Capacity-- I only saw 4 pumps, which can limit the number of cars. --Overall-- A bit over priced and this is a simple gas station with a huge sign which emphasized the plantation aspect.

Amazing variety of products from nuts to hot sauce and relishes. I got a bottle of Vidalia onion…read moreand jalapeño hot sauce. Prices are not outlandish for a touristy location. Plenty of space to walk your dog and nice nice dogs are even allowed inside.

Wow! Everything about this business is amazing. We wanted to try this place for the food. I…read morestumbled on a picture of the cuisine one day by accident. Had never even heard of the place. All the staff here are so nice and amazing. They greeted us from the moment we walked in. I had spoken to the owner on Facebook when I was making the reservation and told her that we had a 5 week old baby and thought I might be bringing him. We needed up having Mom babysit so we could have a date. At least two employees asked about my son and why we didn't bring him. We felt almost like we were family right from the start. I can't wait to come back when they do another meal in a couple weeks! So to start, the only serve meals about twice a month. When they do, there is a dinner from 6-8 on Friday, a brunch from 11-2 and a dinner from 6-8 on Friday and that's it. You need to make a reservation the week prior or the week of. While marking your reservation you will place your order for the entree and whether or not you want desert, which I definitely recommend. When you show up for your meal, there will be a table reserved for you with your name on it, no turned tables here. You can walk around their little boutique until you are ready to sit down. We explored a little first. The architecture on the walls and ceiling are beautiful and will have you looking at them throughout your experience here. The first course will be a fresh baked croissant with homemade cherry butter. Next course is a succulent deep sea scallop on top of Napa cabbage covered in a bourbon glaze. The third course is a salad made from spiral cut zucchini and squash with heirloom tomatoes, dried cranberries, walnuts, and smothered in a velvety, cream goat cheese dressing. Then for the main course, we chose the chicken cordon bleu crepes and the hamburger Wellington. Both were out of this world good. The hamburger, which I had was probably 8-10oz at least, covered in caramelized onions and I believe chanterelle mushrooms, all inside a decadent flaky pastry. Then finally, you finish with a homemade blueberry ice cream. My only regrets from this experience was not getting a picture of the inside of the dinning area, the first and fifth courses, and not giving the chef a hug for preparing the best meal I have had in this area!

I came here for their "Holiday High Tea". I have been to High Tea several times in various parts of…read morethe world and unfortunately A&B etc was a huge disappointment and way over priced. Typically at High Tea you choose your tea from a menu of various loose teas, a waiter then prepares and leaves a pot on your table, and you are given a large assortment of pastries and sandwiches that could double for lunch. What I got at A&B etc for $30 was a young lady (14 years old?) acting as waitress handing me a 10 cent Bigelow tea bag, and a small amount of food. I got about a half a sandwich, two meringues, two macarons, and a scone the size of an oreo cookie. I have never seen such a small scone before, they are typically the size of bagels. Had I paid $10, I would have thought "oh well, whatever", but paying $30 seemed like a rip off. Should the owners see this review, I hope they will take this as constructive feedback and make changes. I would love to attend a quality High Tea locally, and hope that the business continues to grow and improve.

Picked fresh muscadines today. Tasted great, so did the blueberry ice cream and peach ice cream…read moremade fresh at the farm. Good price, nice, easy experience! Helpful, friendly staff

What an absolute experience! I went for just peaches to having almost some of everything to take…read moreback to Indiana. It's about 10 minutes from the freeway, and not hard to find because the signs are very visible. I'm so glad I stopped to get goodies to share with my family and friends. Be sure to get the blueberry ice cream. It is homemade by the Queen of the farm, and it like no other ice cream you will ever have. So happens that the farmer is from my home state, go Hoosiers! I will be back! Also, give rubs to Betty, the dog!

Great store very good quality products and great customer service and I love shopping there for my…read morefamily

A cute gem of a store! Loved that our pup was welcome inside with us. Found some great gifts and…read morecards. The staff was friendly and helpful.

I was visiting from Atlanta and decided to stop in at a Thrift store here, the Clerk Lady was very…read morenice. They had a good selection of items, including a Carhartt Jacket that I bought for my Husband. 100000/10 great place to stop in. Also the lady gave me a candy cane when I checked out :)))))