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Home › Forums › Regional Forums › Where Should I Eat? › The Dillard House-worth the trip!

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  • July 16, 2003 at 9:27 am #2340133
    rhpenland
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    Just noticed the link above goes to a kind of strange website (some picture of an angel that turns colors?). I think the problem is that the "." is added to the link. Just go for http://www.dillardhouse.com and you’ll go to the right place.

    Rob

  • July 16, 2003 at 9:27 am #2340134
    rhpenland
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    Living in Georgia I have had the pleasure of going to both many times(probably too many for my waistline). I really cant say enough good things about the Dillard House. The lunch and dinner are fantastic, but breakfasts are not to be forgotten either. Breakfast at the Dillard House is something you better come hungry for – eggs, grits, hashbrown potatoes, country ham, bacon, sausage, biscuits – you name it its on the menu. I have been known to practically starve myself the night before to make sure I am ready to eat mass quantities in the morning. Something else many people may not know about the dillard house – its also a hotel. I have stayed there many times and the rooms are great. If any roadfooders are traveling through North(east) Georgia, be sure to check out one of these places – you cant go wrong with either.

    Rob

  • July 16, 2003 at 9:27 am #2340135
    Oneiron339
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    Either place is great, even if you just ate the corn or biscuits and the sweet tea.

  • July 16, 2003 at 9:27 am #2340136
    BarbaraCt
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    Oops! I was thinking of the Smith House. The Dillard House has huge communal tables. Both are good.

  • July 16, 2003 at 9:27 am #2340137
    BarbaraCt
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    This is my first posting, and The Dillard House is a great way to start. We had lunch there last summer. The fried chicken is excellent, and they keep bringing it when you keep eating it. My husband likes country ham, and they kept piling it on. We sat at a table for 4, and it was covered in dishes. The view is fantastic. This restaurant is worth going out of your way for, and you probably will have to.

  • July 16, 2003 at 9:27 am #2340138
    familydok
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    This is a wonderful place-scenery is tops-rich farmland-near Helen, Ga. The website tells about the family stye meals and lodging-www.dillardhouse.com. It is well worth the hour drive from Asheville, NC or 2 hr. from Atlanta. We had breakfast there yesterday and can’t wait to go back and stay so we can try lunch or dinner. They grow and cure most of their food served so it varies by season. It is also reviewed in Eat Your Way Across the USA. [:D

  • December 16, 2015 at 1:33 am #125887
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