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- Weekly Menu – The Smith House
Call the Smith House (706) 725-8148 Restaurant Address 84 South Chestatee St Dahlonega, GA 30533 Email Us info@smithhouse com Restaurant Hours Restaurant Hours Click Here Lodging
- Restaurant Dining – The Smith House
Our Family-Style dining started in 1922 by Bessie Smith serving her traditional southern recipes We are proud to maintain this way of serving with dishes passed down throughout the generations!
- The Smith House – Family Dining, Lodging and Country Store
The Smith House has been serving family-style country cooking since 1922 Come sample all of Bessie Smith’s classics such as her Buttermilk Fried Chicken, Fresh baked cornbread, and country vegetables!
- Historic Inn – The Smith House
The house was purchased from the Hall estate by Henry and Bessie Smith in 1922 when they started up a boarding house with meals and lodging included in their stay
- Book Now – The Smith House
For wedding parties or special events, The Smith House offers room blocks for your guests Available are Sixteen rooms in the Historic Inn including Deluxe Suites, Twenty-Four rooms in the Lodge, and four Villas at the Chestatee Village on the town square of Dahlonega
- To Go Menu – The Smith House
Dine-In: Meat Two closed Thanksgiving and Friday New to The Smith House! We are now offering an order-off-the-menu style service where you can build your own plate and dine-in with us! Follow the link above for more information and ordering!
- Thanksgiving Day at The Smith House – The Smith House
We will be open Thanksgiving Day with service starting at 11:00AM and last seating at 6:00PM We will be serving our traditional Thanksgiving meal Menu listed below Menu is subject to change No Reservations accepted this day It will be first come, first served We are continuing our Tradition of Family Style Seating! No private tables Private seating will only be available for parties of
- Our History – The Smith House
Her buttermilk fried chicken, country ham and garden-fresh vegetables became the signature recipes of “The Smith House” Fame of her cooking quickly spread, and people traveled to Dahlonega to experience the Smith’s hospitality
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