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Dining Dahlonega has an assortment of restaurants to suit any taste from upscale grilles and a pub to family style dining. Many restaurants downtown have porches and outdoor seating for dining and savoring the holiday decorations. Downtown also offers a selection of sweet confections, coffee and tea shops. THE PICNIC CAFÉ AND DESSERTERY While leisurely walking the historic square, stop for lunch at the quaint Picnic Café and Dessertery. Originally a dessert and coffee house, the café has been open since 2001. Many of the recipes used at the restaurant are from the owners’ family. Try the Sweet Georgia Peach Chicken Salad with thin slices of peaches in a mustard base dressing served with two sides. Other dishes include pork barbecue, pimento cheese and other southern favorites. Freshly baked cookies and cakes are popular. https://thepicniccafe.wixsite.com/picniccafe Photo by Michelle Kraft Deblois THE FUDGE FACTORY The family operated shop celebrated their 40th anniversary last year. Tony Owens is a second-generation candymaker who took the helm from his parents. The shop specializes in hand dipped chocolates, confections and over 15 varieties of cream and butter fudge. In honor of the town’s gold history, the Dahlonega Nugget is prepared with pecans covered in homemade caramel and dipped in chocolate. Other favorites include pecan pralines, divinity and assorted brittles. https://dahlonegafudgefactory.com/ BOURBON STREET GRILLE Housed in the historic Hall House building overlooking the square, Bourbon Street Grille provides a twist on traditional Cajun cuisine on two unique floors. A festive pub atmosphere with an open-air deck is located on the first floor, while the upstairs has a covered balcony. Specialties feature Cajun-inspired seafood, including jambalaya, gumbo and blackened redfish. The locally owned restaurant is open for lunch, dinner and weekend brunch. For brunch, crab cake benedict is a specialty. https://www.thebourbonstreetgrille.com/ SHENANIGANS IRISH PUB Located in the basement of the historic Strickland house, walls of the pub are covered in customer-autographed dollar bills. Live entertainment is presented daily. Traditional Irish pub fare is offered with homemade desserts. The Guinness tempura battered cod with homemade slaw and tartar sauce is a specialty. Along with a large beer selection including local microbrews, wine and distilled spirits are served. https://www.theshenaniganspub.com/ PAUL THOMAS CHOCOLATES Known for their custom souvenir gold bars, Paul Thomas Chocolates prepares all of the confections from scratch on location. Visitors can observe candy being made while browsing the shop. The shop is owned by two brothers who worked for Huffman’s Chocolates during college to learn the process. https://www.paulthomaschocolates.com/ 36 EAST ALABAMA LIVING
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