Restaurants in Cartersville, GA

A fantastic realtor in the are is John Latimer - 770.878.2818 with Sandy Latimer Realty.... We have used Dr. Thomas Ryan 770.607.0795 as our Pediatrician for 8 years (2 kids) and he's wonderful & accommodating!

Oh wonderful Tricia Schroedl! I agree with Tiffany, we use Dr. Ryan as well, I was going to recommend him, he's great! Pming you now

Welcome to Cartersville! This is a great town, hoping you will love it here. I live closer to Acworth but love Woodstock Peds, particularly Dr. Rzeznik. It's about a 20 minute drive. I am also biased ( I'm a teacher and part owner) but we have a fantastic school, LifeSong Montessori, that starts at age 2. Check us out when you get settled in. My six year old also attends. We are a bit "crunchy" too.

dr. Thomas Ryan is great...

Welcome Johnny mitchele had a sign up yesterday oh waffle house on 41 is too. I saw a sign for it also . the others were on snagajob.com its got a lot if you can get on there (: welcome good luck

My husband says it was located at 115 N Ball St. It was a business in 1905. It ended up changing the name to Conner Fountain supply company and artic dairy products Corp by 1930.

It was Palatine, and no it is gone. I pass where it was on my way to work everyday. In 1964 Tom Speropulos and brothers Jim and George Bozikis purchased what was then known as Campbell’s Hearthstone and renamed it Uncle Andy’s Cow Palace. Uncle Andy was Andy Sellas who provided financial backing and encouragement. The Cow Palace featured many acts such as Jane Hyde, The Four Imperials, Joe Harris, and Bill LaBrose & his Orchestra. In 1967 the owners installed a large statue of a cow and ran a contest to name it; “Andy’s Belle” won. When owner Tom Speropulos died in 1968, new management took over. John Bakos brought in fresh entertainment such as The Grecian Airs, The Volumes, The Tony Scott Trio and assorted belly dancers. Uncle Andy’s Cow Palace was succeeded by the La Romana Restaurant in 1978. The building burned down in 1981 and was replaced in 1987 by the Quentin Corners shopping center. The name Quentin Corners originally referred to a tiny community at Quentin Road and Rand Road. Like · May 24, 2013

It was Palatine, and no it is gone. I pass where it was on my way to work everyday. In 1964 Tom Speropulos and brothers Jim and George Bozikis purchased what was then known as Campbell’s Hearthstone and renamed it Uncle Andy’s Cow Palace. Uncle Andy was Andy Sellas who provided financial backing and encouragement. The Cow Palace featured many acts such as Jane Hyde, The Four Imperials, Joe Harris, and Bill LaBrose & his Orchestra. In 1967 the owners installed a large statue of a cow and ran a contest to name it; “Andy’s Belle” won. When owner Tom Speropulos died in 1968, new management took over. John Bakos brought in fresh entertainment such as The Grecian Airs, The Volumes, The Tony Scott Trio and assorted belly dancers. Uncle Andy’s Cow Palace was succeeded by the La Romana Restaurant in 1978. The building burned down in 1981 and was replaced in 1987 by the Quentin Corners shopping center. The name Quentin Corners originally referred to a tiny community at Quentin Road and Rand Road.

Remember Seble from Converge way back, she has a catering business Seble M Harden in FB