Jerry J's Inc
Jerry J's lives up to their motto -- "hometown place, homemade taste". It's the perfect place to go when everyone in the family is wanting something different.
Wooden Nickel Pub
The Wooden Nickel is a popular place for college students to congregate. You can order a sandwich, and if you drink, you can order something of that sort as well. It has a pub feel to it.
Sybil's Family Restaurant
Sybil's is a Jesup tradition. People travel all around from surrounding towns to eat here. This traditional southern buffet is frequented by locals and passers-by alike.
El Toreo Mexican Restaurant
El Toreo is delicioso! Whenever I am in Valdosta and I have a little free time, I always make a point to eat here. You can find any typical combination of foods or something new and authentic.
4th Of May Cafe & Deli Rstrnt
The 4th of May is located near the pier and it a popular lunch stop for tourists and locals alike. They offer sandwiches, but the desserts are really what you go for!
Nautica Joe's Cafe
Nautica Joe's is great and offers a variety of wraps, salads, and sandwiches. It's perfect for a quick bite to eat or for a sit down dinner with family.
Dahlonega General Store
The Dahlonega General Store transports you back to times gone by. The store has anything of old sorts that might intrigue just about anyone. They have things like marbles, old reprints of paintings, woodworking, etc. It's a great place!
Stamp Your Feet
Stamp is an auburn mainstay. Always one the cutting edge, Stamp is always first to print t-shirts that give a voice to Auburn students and help them showcase their Auburn Tiger pride. You can find unique Auburn apparel here.
Inn On Biltmore Estate
The Biltmore is great any time of the year -- but you absolutely have to see it at Christmastime! Each room has at least one Christmas tree and the decorations are ravishing. Be sure to eat in the on-site restaurant where each table used to be a horse stall. Very unique. A must see for history buffs.
Biltmore Estate Winery
The Biltmore Winery is one of a kind. You can take a behind the scenes wine tour where they show you the entire process from the grape on the vine to the finished bottle of wine. Very interesting! A must see if you visit the Biltmore.
