Downtown Thomasville is full of great shopping, eating and drinking! Ryan and I can't leave town without stopping at Kevins, eating at George and Louie's, or grabbing a beer at Hubs & Hops.

Guide to Downtown

Some of our favorites:

Breakfast/Coffee: Grassroots coffee (local small batch roaster, get a bag to take home!), Empire Bagel (best bagels in town)

Lunch, dinner and drinks: SASS (Cajun/southern eats), Jonah's Fish and Grits (the classic shrimp and grits is my go-to), George and Louies (right by the Marriott Hotel - think a mix of Greek, American and fresh seafood), Sweet Grass Dairy & Cheese Shop, Hubs and Hops (Taproom is located behind the bike shop - best beer selection in Thomasville with lots of FL/GA/SC brews)

Shopping: Kevins, Onward Reserve (men's clothing - they have an outlet located next door with some good deals), Blake Candle Company 


Pebble Hill is open to the public as a museum Tuesday-Sunday. Starting November 3rd, the featured exhibit will be "Identity and Restraint" an exhibit from the National Sporting Library and American Kennel Club Museum of the Dog. We highly recommend touring the house!

M ain House Tours: 10:30 AM - 3:30 PM

G rounds: 10 AM - 5 PM

Sunday - Grounds only: 12 - 5 PM

Pebble Hill

1 hour and 20 minutes south of Thomasville (35 minutes south of Tallahassee)

There are lots of trails, a lighthouse, and a beach area. This is a great spot for birding, and if you're lucky you may even spot the local flamingo!

Located on the north side of Tallahassee, Alfred B. Maclay Gardens is a 1,176-acre botanical gardens and historic site. This is a peaceful spot to visit with lots of walking trails.

Thomasville is the quail hunting capital of the south. There are multiple guided hunt options in the area, as well as sporting clay facilities.

Thomasville's public course

Stroll through the beautiful garden that is home to hundreds of unique and intricate roses! The Thomasville Rose Garden is situated near Cherokee Lake Park on 5 acres of land and provides astounding beauty and a fragrance beyond compare for thousands of visitors each year with over 1500 rose bushes. Known as the "City of Roses," the city maintains 85 rose beds in addition to the Rose Garden.

420 Covington Ave.

Thomasville GA 31792