This is a great little restaurant and the employees are some of the friendliest you’ll find. They’re used to people being surprised by Fargo’s isolation and they’re glad to give you advice, directions, and any tips you might need on rambling in the area. It’s worth a stop and if you’re hungry, it’s the only restaurant in town. They also have a nice collection of local relics, as well as some beautiful handmade canes and walking sticks for sale.
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Have eaten lunch there a time or two in the past with some friends that lived in Fargo ! Love this part of Georgia and the swamp area ! Love the VSG ARTICLES.. Our family is originally from Sylvester, Ga .. Worth County..
We now reside in Mississippi, but miss Georgia for sure !!
Great work …
Thank you, Mr. Wall.
Ate there several times passing through on my way to Florida. Wonderful place to eat!