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Best American restaurants nearby. Discover the best American food in Toccoa. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for American restaurants near you.. Toccoa is a city in, and the county seat of, Stephens County, Georgia, United States, located about 50 miles (80 km) from Athens and about 90 miles (140 km) northeast of Atlanta. The population was 8,491 as of the 2010 census.
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10. BJâs Family Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 16 reviews
Reviewed By imabug22
It's crazy how reasonably priced this great breakfast was.It's a simple, little local place that serve a bountiful breakfast that is inexpensive. The beverage is even included in the price of the meal! We split a veggie omelette and ordered an extra biscuit. The biscuit is heated by cutting it in half and grilling/toasting the surface. Not my favorite way to get my biscuit but it was good. My only real disappointment is that they don't offer real butter. Many restaurants give you margarine or a blend but when you ask, they can provide real butter. We had the best server, Krisi, who is so upbeat and positive. She made the experience even better.
9. Gate Cottage Restaurant
Reviewed By James C
This restaurant is located on the campus of Toccoa Falls College and next to the entry way of the water falls. This restaurant is only open on Sunday's. The food is very good with a buffet that includes 3 or 4 meats, a pasta, and vegetables, salad bar, and desert bar.The restaurant is situated next to the stream of Toccoa Falls and you can set beside the window looking at the stream.The dining room is very relaxed and a fireplace normally is going during the winter months. The tables are set with linen and the girls will come around and make sure your drink is kept filled.Alise is a caterer and knows how to put out a meal! The cost per person is $13.99. Best meal you can enjoy in Stephens County!
8. Moogy's Mill Creek Gathering Place
Overall Ratings
4 based on 25 reviews
Reviewed By gawildcats
While it doesn't look like much from the outside, this hidden gem is the star of Toccoa. The food is delicious and the service friendly and fast. We will definitely be back.
7. Ping's Grill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 23 reviews
Ping's Grill is the official grill of the Links at Lake Toccoa, the City of Toccoa's municipal golf course. It serves your favorite American fare, from sandwiches, to burgers, to chicken fingers, all with their own unique twist. Ping's Grill also serves b
Reviewed By GaBeachLady
We found this place by chance, while visiting Toccoa Falls College. We loved the food, the atmosphere, the staff and the view. We will definitely return!
6. Shirley's Sole Food Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 35 reviews
Reviewed By h00sierlawyer
Eat there all the time. Great food, home-cooked by Shirley. She makes the best squash casserole ever, the best ribs, amazing fried cabbage and cabbage casseroles, chicken, etc. Price is not cheap, but the food is worth the price. The staff is always friendly and cheerful and keep your glass full. Great place to eat!
5. Java Station & Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 55 reviews
Reviewed By SusanG390
Hubs and I were running errands in Toccoa and decided to try something different. Here we are a JS! We each ordered a cup of soup. Specials were loaded baked potato and ham/bean. Our server said he hey had a little beer spiked corned beef chowder left if we wanted it. I asked for that and hubs wanted bean. Thank goodness they got our order wrong and brought us BOTH the chowder. Wow!!! Just WOW! Weâd asked for crackers, but this chowder was so hearty and delicious, we needed none! In fact, when the huge club sammie came, we decided to take it to go. (Actually we shared a halfâso delicious!) We canât believe it has taken us this long to try Java Station. We will DEFINITELY be back. To top this off, the prices were wonderful!
4. Cornerstone Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 95 reviews
Come as you are and enjoy the casual gourmet offered at the Toccoa's lunchtime favorite, Cornerstone Restaurant in Historic Downtown, is now open for lunch on Sundays.Connected to the Whistle Stop Antique Market, our dining area is nestled in spacious yet
Reviewed By Dan556
Staying overnight in Toccoa, we looked to TripAdvisor for dinner options. There is no sign on the front of the restaurant, but we used the photo on the TripAdvisor site to recognize the location. We were heartily greeted upon entering and chose seating in a booth along the side. Our drink orders were taken immediately by our server, and we started looking through the menu. While we were mulling over our selection (we were traveling, so we always split an entree), another staffer came by and explained the specials, which included a chicken panini sandwich on house-made bread and one side. When our server returned to take our order, we discussed portion sizes, and decided to order the chicken panini with green beans, and an additional side (potato salad).The food arrived very quickly, and the server offered a second plate to help us share the meal. The sandwich on the house-made bread was wonderful, as were the green beans and the potato salad. The team of servers working the dining room kept our drinks filled and several of them checked on us as we enjoyed our meal.The food? Wonderful. The service? Efficient and friendly. Should you give this place a try? Absolutely.
3. Brother John's Subs
Overall Ratings
4 based on 36 reviews
Reviewed By McKayla J
My favorite sandwich shop. Friendly staff and excellent food. There is so much to chose from, but the Italian is my favorite.
2. M & J Home Cooking
Overall Ratings
4 based on 129 reviews
Reviewed By David S
Buffet style eateries that truly is home style. Nice selection and tasty. Sweet tea was included in the base price of ten dollars and that included the tax. Service was very attentive to keep our glasses full. If your looking for fancy this is not the place but if your looking for simple, country home town atmosphere, then you found it.
1. Bell's Drive-In Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 165 reviews
Reviewed By Expattraveler100
Before there was a waffle house type restaurant in America - there was Bells! Opened in the early 1960âs itâs not changed much since then which is why itâs probably always busy! Nothinâ fancy, just southern cooking and fine hospitality - good corn bread and all the southern favorites - they have a busy take away going on too!
