8 Best Bars in Dahlonega

“Fantastic spot to grab a bite and a drink. Reccommend it highly.“

“We had the potato pancakes, Bangers and mash, Pub Brawl. It was all so delicious!“

“Will definitely be back. Everyone had a blast“

“A must play, this course and staff was awesome!“

“Enjoyed gumbo over the Gouda grits today! Delicious and super warming on a cold January day. Very yummy!“

“We had our wedding rehearsal dinner on a Friday evening in September 2024 and cannot thank Leah enough for a great job. She is very easy to work with in choosing a menu and accommodating food preferences and allergies. The entire restaurant was ours and food was delicious. Family style dining made the atmosphere casual and comfortable, which is just what we wanted. Overall a perfect experience and we highly recommend her place!“

“Yesterday we were in Dahlonega , GA . So was everybody else . Autumn in the mountains …
The parking situation was pretty dismal around the square making it impossible to visit out usual haunts , and while cutting through the college campus to go to the other side of town we “ discovered “ a college haunt , Johnny B’s Pizza .
It had a lived in look, sprawling in an old building that was once a multi-storefront , now completely taken over by Johnny B’s.
They had a bar , several dining rooms , a patio and a screened in porch .
The pizza was Chicago thin , and pretty good . The cheese was not greasy , which means it’s good cheese, the pepperoni was a little bland , but not bad . My only complaint is I ordered extra cheese and heavy sauce and I think the server got confused and thought I said light sauce . The sauce that was there was pretty good .
We had mozzarella sticks , they were hand battered . The pizza was tasty , and the wings were voted the best in town 6 years running by the local newspaper readership - my wife confirms that they are in fact , the best around , and she is a wing -nut !

Will be going back !“

“Trattoria is a gem of an addition to Monaluce! Great food and service. Outside service is fabulous with a great fire pit. That being said, there is 1 negative that I hope they fix, or I will limit my visits. It's the wine cost and selection. Even at the finest restaurants in Atlanta 20 to 25 dollars per glass is ok for their finest wines. At Trattoria, their very mediocre wines, (was told a couple of them on the menu are grapes that they bring in), are 20-25 per glass. That, to me, is not a very good selling point. Expand your menu, add some NAPA wines, charge me 20 per glass and I will frequent Trattoria!“