Location: Palmetto
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Where to Eat in Palmetto: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Palmetto (established 1853) is a city located mostly in Fulton County (originally Campbell County) and now partly in Coweta County in the U.S. state of Georgia. The population was 4,488 at the 2010 census.
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1. Oz Pizza
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 107 reviews
Reviewed By DPTazzz - Fairburn, Georgia
have been in this area for some months, and finally had a chance to try out this eatery. Its got a nice location next to the towns Open Air venue, you have indoor and outdoor seating. its semi-self service.. you place your order at the counter, can get your own drink refills, but they do bring the food to you.
We had their pizza, one of their salads, a Calzone, and enjoyed them all. Calzone is huge, big choice in what you want to stuff it with, very tasty/zesty marinara sauce on the side, and they give you more if you take some home. I had to cuz its Huge.. :-)
Pizza was excellent, as was the salad. this was on 2 separate nights, couple days apart. Its not fancy, but has a great atmosphere. Eat inside or outside, its a very nice little place ( not tiny, just seems that way from out front ), with courteous wait staff and workers..
easily recommend to anyone, flying solo, couples, family, groups..
2. The Hill
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 143 reviews
The Hill, a restaurant at Serenbe, offers farm fresh cuisine in a warm, gracious atmosphere. Focusing on sustainable and locally sourced growers, our menu includes organic vegetables from Serenbe Farms and shifts to reflect the seasons. Located in the center of Selborne, Serenbe’s first hamlet, The Hill offers lunch, dinner and weekend brunch with a carefully selected wine, beer and cocktail menu.
Reviewed By Dobbstraveler - Dobbs Ferry, New York
My husband and I ordered the only soup available as our appetizers and hamburgers as our entrees at lunch. The other couple ordered alcoholic drinks and the chef’s special: soup and sandwich (“BLT” made with fried green tomatoes). Their drinks were served and we waited and waited and waited some more. No bread is served unless ordered (for which there is a charge). We asked the waitress where our soups were and she said it’s all coming out together. We waited some more and then our soups and burgers and fries all came out together. We hadn’t wanted the soup as a side dish so we sent those back. The burgers were really good and done as ordered. We had asked for crisp, well done fries; they were not crisp or well done. The other couple loved their soups and sandwiches.
3. The BeiRut
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 265 reviews
Reviewed By roneill000 - Atlanta, Georgia
Unless you're of Lebanese heritage, the menu items likely won't be something you grew up with. That said, it's a welcome diversion from the myriad Italian restaurants, usually owned by Greeks, and Mexican places with menus all alike, that seem to be everywhere in the area. So, the pros: good food, fair amount of choices, reasonable prices, excellent service, especially from J.R.. Cons: not so many. It's small so if you show up on impulse without a reservation you may have to cool your heels, literally perhaps, as you'd be standing outside since there's no place to loiter inside. The lamb chops ordered medium rare were closer to well done but they were not bad despite that. So yeah, try it...you'll like it.
4. the blue eyed daisy
Overall Ratings
4 based on 65 reviews
this is a small cafe in the hamlet of serenbe, Georgia, USA.
Reviewed By Jennifer D
We had heard about Serenbe from friends and wanted to check it out. We stopped for lunch at The Blue Eyed Daisy for lunch. The lunch was great! Service was good. We decided that if we move to Georgia, we want to live in this community.... :)
5. Kakao
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 56 reviews
Reviewed By Helen S
Enjoyed a wonderful breakfast here. The churros are delightful. I also had the ranchero style eggs. So delicious. Light but satisfying. The staff are friendly. The restaurant is spacious so you can have a good conversation! Keep it up!
6. King's Donuts
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 31 reviews
Reviewed By K A - Peachtree City, GA
If you want to make someone feel special, drop by King's donuts and treat them to a gourmet donut, or pick up a few to take back with you. The options are wonderful and far beyond the typical glazed doughnut! If you are really feeling adventuresome, try a King's bar with maple frosting and bacon pieces!
7. Frank's Famous Family Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 219 reviews
Reviewed By SilverbackMunkie - Atlanta, Georgia
We love Frank’s!! They offer everything from gourmet prime rib to creative seafood entrees to house-made soups and salads. Their wine list is also very good and desserts are baked there and ROCK!! Check out their apple, cherry or blueberry pastries, made in-house..... have been there a lot and will continue to go!!!
8. Taqueria Iztaccihuatl
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 65 reviews
Reviewed By RANDY A - Norcross, Georgia
Nice casual place. We split an order of fajitas which was plenty for two. The food was nice and fresh,the chicken was a bit dry, but that happens I guess with grilled strips. Chips were nice. They charge for an extra basket.
9. Ohio Hog Company Bar-B-Que
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 55 reviews
We specialize in BBQ done right! Pulled Pork and Beef Brisket cooked slow and to perfection. Ribs, Rib Tips and Smoked Chicken. Baked Beans seasoned with Beef Brisket, Brunswick Stew, Cole Slaw, Potato Salad, Collard Greens and Mac & Cheese all prepared "Fresh" daily.
Reviewed By SilverbackMunkie - Atlanta, Georgia
We visit Ohio BBQ frequently and although we had suspicions about BBQ from Ohio, we’ve been converted!!! Ohio BBQ has THE best brisket we’ve had east of Texas!!! Only reason I only rated four stars is because we haven’t tried everything yet - Definitely will be back.
10. Farmhouse at Serenbe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 150 reviews
Reviewed By Nora D
My husband and I drove 50+ miles from NE Atlanta anticipating an enjoyable day outing. We knew the history of Serenbe & had always enjoyed the Peasant Restaurant group's food, "back in the day". The Farmhouse setting was rustic and pleasant, although signage for the Inn and restaurant was not well handled. We noticed at the hostess desk a County Health Inspection notice with a B rating posted. Not a stellar beginning and we had read mixed reviews prior to our visit, but we went with an open mind & planned to have fun. We were seated, having a reservation after the normal lunch hour, and the dining room wasn't very busy. Menus were brought and drink orders placed.
Menu offerings were surprisingly limited-a couple of starters, 2 salads, 3 entrees, 2 desserts. We placed order of one fried chicken plate (touted as great Saturday offering) and one of seared pork tenderloin , plus a "Starter" of fried okra. And then we waited...and waited some more. Another couple arrived and was seated nearby. Order was taken by a different server and their entrees arrived, while we still had not received our okra-at least 15-20 minutes from time order was placed. The okra finally arrived but had a number of large pods which were fibrous and tough. Just as we began to sample them a tray of 3 small biscuits were delivered, supposedly just out of the oven. Before we could each try one, our entrees arrived. Very poor timing with kitchen and serving, first with no food at all, very few diners to serve, and then our food all arriving at once. The pork had good flavor but had gristle and was tougher than is typical of tenderloin. The fried chicken was very dark in exterior color & looked burned.
Flavor was good but on dry side. Our plates were cleared after finishing and we wanted to order dessert to share. Another long wait before our server appeared; the chocolate brownie(?) was a milk chocolate square which had little flavor. All in all, a mediocre experience. Serenbe touts its organic fresh vegetables but the okra was very disappointing. Driving through the different communities we saw very few people, and for a Saturday it resembled a ghost town. Really strange, with many empty buildings, both residential & commercial.
FYI, anyone staying at the Inn on Saturday wanting to have peace & quiet
for the pool or reading outdoors would have been challenged. Across the main road from Serenbe's Inn property was a private home with a large dirt bike track, and kids were making the most of time to ride on it-noise++! Consider the possibilities before you book, especially on a weekend...
