southern cooking McDonough GA

As the weather cools, warm up with comfort food and unique dining experiences in McDonough, GA.

The downtown Square is home to delicious spots like Gritz Family Restaurant, where you can enjoy a hearty Southern breakfast, or Macon Street Tacos for a flavorful twist on traditional favorites. Each restaurant offers its own unique charm, making it easy to escape the cold and indulge in good food while supporting local businesses. Make dining in McDonough a part of your winter tradition!

Downtown McDonough GALooking for a unique fall activity? Axe Country in downtown McDonough is your go-to spot for an exciting experience! Perfect for date nights, family outings, or friendly competition, this indoor axe-throwing venue offers an adventurous twist to your visit. After showing off your skills, refuel at one of the nearby restaurants like Kirby G’s or Macon Street Tacos.

It’s all part of McDonough’s mix of fun and local flavor, making it a must-visit during the fall season.

Sip & Relax

If you’re searching for the perfect spot to relax in McDonough’s downtown Square, look no further than Queen Bee Coffee Company.

With a cozy outdoor patio surrounded by beautiful scenery this time of year, it’s the ideal place to enjoy a warm cup of coffee while soaking in the fresh air. Whether you’re meeting friends or just enjoying some quiet time, Queen Bee offers a welcoming atmosphere with locally roasted coffee and sweet treats.  Make this charming café your go-to spot this season!

 

 

Aid for Hurricane Victims

Friday-Saturday, November 8-9
Glen Haven Baptist Church, McDonough, GA

An unforgettable weekend of music features some of gospel music’s best loved national talent including, The Booth Brothers, Phil Cross & Poet Voices, Point Of Grace, Joseph Habedank, Karen Peck & New River, Taranda Greene, Ernie Haase & Signature Sound, Cana’s Voice, and The Jason Hoard Band.

Over the last few weeks the Atlanta area has seen an influx of people to our area who are here as a result of the hurricanes and flooding that have devastated many communities in the southeastern part of the United States. With this in mind, IMC Concerts and the festival team are thrilled to announce two very special initiatives.

FIRST, we want to extend a warm welcome to our neighbors affected by these storms.

If you are taking refuge in the Atlanta area and would like to attend the GA Gospel Music Festival, simply present a valid driver’s license from FL, TN, AL, SC or NC at the door and you and your household will be admitted free of charge!

SECOND, we are announcing that ALL net proceeds from the festival will go to Mission Georgia, a disaster relief organization for hurricane and flood victims.

We believe this special weekend of music and fellowship will be an encouragement to your family and we will continue to pray for comfort, healing and restoration.

For tickets and information about the GA Gospel Music Festival, visit GaGospelMusicFest.com or call 800.965.9324.

Fall Strolls and Local Shops

There’s something magical about strolling through McDonough’s historic downtown Square in the fall.

With vibrant leaves lining the streets, the cozy local shops are the perfect places to start your holiday shopping. Whether you’re searching for one-of-a-kind gifts, handmade items, or simply soaking in the autumn atmosphere, supporting local businesses like those in McDonough adds a personal touch to the season. As you shop, make sure to stop by Southern Roots for live music or unwind with some incredible dishes at Pasta Max!

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