Browse menus, reviews and photos of Bars near Dawsonville.
Mexican · $
219 Crossroads Boulevard Suite 110, Dawsonville
Customers’ favorites
“Wonderful food, wonderful customer service today”
Tex-Mex · $
60 Crossroads Boulevard, Dawsonville
Customers’ favorites
“I just have to say the past 2 times I have been in I’ve gotten Kealun as my waiter. He is fantastic! Honestly he has a great work ethic and is always on top of everything. You will never be without a refill and he’s always watching. It’s very rare to find such an observant employee nowadays. Kudos to Kealun!”
American · $
19 East Main Street Unit D, Dahlonega · 10.9 miles
Customers’ favorites
“Spirits tavern was recommended by a local when we asked them where the best place was to great some lunch. They were right and didn’t disappoint! If we are in the the area again we will definitely make sure to go again!”
Irish · $
87 North Chestatee Street, Dahlonega · 10.82 miles
Customers’ favorites
“We had the potato pancakes, Bangers and mash, Pub Brawl. It was all so delicious!”
Cajun · $$
90 Public Square North, Dahlonega · 10.85 miles
Customers’ favorites
“This restaurant is great , great staff and food is always very tasty and comes out fresh & hot”
Italian · $$
946 Via Montaluce, Dahlonega · 10.33 miles
Customers’ favorites
“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!”
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