The Perfect Fall Weekend for Two In Sandy Springs

Who doesn't love fall? Enjoy the vibrant colors and cooler weather with a weekend for two in Sandy Springs.

Friday Evening

Dinner- Kaiser’s Chophouse

With its modern, chic interior, spacious patio and inviting atmosphere, Kaiser’s Chophouse makes the perfect setting for a romantic dinner. We propose the Prime Porterhouse made for two, accompanied by the Whipped Potatoes and Grilled Asparagus. The Porterhouse is dry-aged and combines the rich flavor of a New York Strip with the tenderness of Filet Mignon. Pair this mouthwatering meal with a glass of Merlot from Kaiser's sommelier-curated wine list. To top off the meal, indulge in Kaiser’s Vanilla Bean Crème Brûlée.

Relaxation- Morgan Falls Overlook Park

After dinner, take a leisurely stroll at Morgan Falls Overlook Park. Then, cozy up on a bench swings and relish in the timeless splendor of the Chattahoochee River in the moonlight.

Saturday Morning

Breakfast- Apron + Ladle

Enjoy a hot beverage and made from scratch biscuits at Apron + Ladle. This family owned breakfast and lunch spot features a European cafe style menu with a southern twist. Locals love their cheese grits!

Activity- Hiking at Big Trees

An easy hike with bountiful, beautiful views; John Ripley Forbes Big Trees Forest Preserve is a circular hike made up of two loops (Big Trees Loop & Backcountry Loop) and one trail (Powers Branch Trail). Along the way, the scenic views of streams from the Chattahoochee, the large granite boulders, and the colorful fall foliage are breathtaking. Remember to bring a camera to capture your memories!

Saturday Afternoon

Lunch- Southern Bistro

Southern Bistro is a true southern staple serving lowcountry-inspired food. You can’t go wrong with any of the items on the menu, but our go-to starter is always the pimento cheese. For your main course, make sure to try another southern classic like fried chicken or shrimp and grits. Traveling with your dog? Southern Bistro has a large dog-friendly patio that is perfect place to hang out with your pup.

Activity- Hewlett Lodge

Hewlett Lodge was built during the 1930s as a summer home for Georgia Superior Court Justice Samuel Hewlett. The home was constructed using timber from the Okefenokee Swamp in South Georgia and Stone from Stone Mountain, east of Atlanta. Today, Hewlett Lodge is the National Park Service headquarters for the Chattahoochee River National Recreational Center, as well as the park's Welcome Center. Stop in before heading out for a hike along the trails at Island Ford.

Saturday Evening

Dinner- il Giallo Osteria & Bar

In the mood for an unforgettable dining experience? At il Giallo Osteria & Bar, you can savor dishes featuring pasta made from scratch right in front of you. This little piece of Italy was featured on Food Networks, “The Best Thing I Ever Ate” for Chef Jamie Adams' Agnolotti, a delectable ravioli filled with roasted duck, fontina, brown butter, sage and pecans. Pair it with a delicious cocktail or glass of wine, and be sure to end the evening with the house-made tiramisu. They have also recently expanded their outdoor seating so you can dine comfortably while enjoying the fall weather.

Sunday Late Morning

Brunch- Tupelo Honey

At Tupelo Honey, you can savor southern staples with a signature twist. Try the Tupelo Shrimp & Grits, which feature an earthy goat cheese topped with a stunning peperonata mixture and tantalizing chorizo sausage. Can't decide between savory and sweet? Add an order of the Banana Pudding Layered Pancakes and enjoy both.And what is brunch without a cocktail? They offer a Mega-Mimosa, which is 10 oz. of Sparkling Brut Prosecco and refreshing orange juice. You can also order online and take your brunch to-go. Brunch in bed sounds pretty great right?

Sunday Afternoon

Shopping- Gramma B’s

Perfect for the couple who enjoys gardening, Gramma B’s is a classic garden and gift shop. The store offers unique floral arrangements and garden supplies, plus accessories like bird feeders, baskets, pillows, and more.

One last treat- Susansnaps

Is it really fall without a pumpkin flavored treat? Luckily for us, the locally-owned gourmet cookie shop Susansnaps has released a pumpkin gingersnap! Not a huge pumpkin fan? No worries. You can still try their original flavor along with other flavors like coco, citrus and aloha.

A little fresh air, a little shopping and a whole lot of food will surely make for an unforgettable weekend for two in Sandy Springs.

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