A trip to Newnan isn’t complete without indulging in a hearty breakfast. This local favorite offers all the classic dishes, but what truly sets it apart is that breakfast is served all day!

From biscuits and gravy to omelets and skillets, there’s something to satisfy every craving.

After breakfast, get in a quick nine or play the whole course at Summer Grove Golf Club. This 18-hole, par 72 championship course stretches to 6,954 yards from the back tees. With five places to swing your shot, you’ll find the perfect level of challenge for your game.

This beautifully designed course is open to the public; however, you will need to book a tee time in advance. 

Fuel up with a pie from Senoia staple, Matt’s Smalltown Pizza. Fresh dough made daily is topped with 100% all-natural, whole milk mozzarella and your choice of 31 toppings. While you can’t go wrong with a classic cheese and pep’, locals and visitors alike rave about the Buffalo Chicken Pizza.

Not feelin’ cheesy? Wing it instead with an order of 6-100 flats and drumsticks. They have 11 flavor options, including all the classics, but when in Georgia, you gotta go with Lemon Pepper.  

Senoia, or rather, Woodbury, as it’s known in The Walking Dead, has been a primary filming location for the show since the series’ third season. Get a look behind the scenes with a tour around downtown Senoia. You’ll see iconic locations such as the Alexandria Safe-Zone, The Governor’s Residence and the Train Tracks.

Self-guided tours are available, but we highly recommend guided tours as many guides have behind-the-scenes connections to the show. 

Feast like the undead at Nic & Norman’s, a fan and foodie favorite co-owned by The Walking Dead star Norman Reedus and producer Greg Nicotero. There’s something for everyone on this all-American menu, including gourmet burgers, steaks and salads. Meat-lovers will love the BBQ filled Pork Sliders. 

Looking for plant-based protein?  Opt for Norman’s Pick, an Impossible brand plant-based patty topped with a fried egg and dressed with beets, avocado, spinach and soy ginger sauce.  

Nestled in the heart of downtown Senoia, Pearl & Pine Brewery and Senoia Beer Co. offer a delightful brewery experience just a short stroll apart. Pearl & Pine charms visitors with its rustic ambiance and a rotating selection of innovative brews that celebrate local flavors. Just across the street, Senoia Beer Co. boasts a vibrant atmosphere with its spacious taproom and a lineup of refreshing ales that pay homage to Southern brewing traditions.

Whether you’re savoring a hop-forward IPA at Pearl & Pine or enjoying a crisp lager at Senoia Beer Co., this beer-filled adventure promises a memorable taste of the local craft scene!

What’s cookin’? Something really yummy lookin’. Brown St. Bodega is an especially tasty way to start the day. They have all your breakfast faves (bacon, egg and cheese biscuit, anyone?) plus some exciting new flavs (ahem, lavender lemon bread & almond biscotti).

And don’t you worry, there’s no need to swing through Starbies. They’ve got coffee, too, and plenty of it!

Put a creative spin on your weekend by signing up for a pottery workshop at Mudhaven Pottery Studio. Just bring yourself and your friends: the workshop includes all the supplies you’ll need to learn basic wheel-throwing techniques and create up to three pieces (Patrick Swayze not included). Once you’ve crafted your masterpiece, select your favorite glaze color and Mudhaven will take care of the rest.  

Please note: Pottery pieces will be ready for pickup in 6-8 weeks, just in time for your next girls’ trip! 

Cue the crêpes at Lisa’s Crêperie. This French café serves up authentic crêpes that we can only describe as tres bien! Enjoy classic combos like peanut butter and banana or a Caprese crêpe filled with tomatoes, goat cheese, spinach, pesto and a balsamic glaze.

Whether you prefer savory or need to satisfy your sweet tooth, there’s a crêpe for every occasion.  

Senoia, or rather, Woodbury, as it’s known in The Walking Dead, has been a primary filming location for the show since the series’ third season. Peer behind the scenes with a guided tour around downtown Senoia. You’ll see iconic locales like the Alexandria Safe-Zone, The Governor’s Residence and the Train Tracks.

Many guides have worked as extras or crew members on set; their first-hand stories liven up this undead tour to frightening levels of fun!

Toast to your last night together at Bistro Hilary, a sophisticated dining spot offering French-inspired cuisine. You’ll be transported to Paris when you taste a bite of Coquilles St. Jacques and cut into a plate of beef bourguignon. For dessert, you simply must try the chocolate mousse with a scoop of the ice cream du jour.

There isn’t a bad seat in the house, but the front patio is especially Instagrammable.  

Stop by Newnan’s first microbrewery, Abide Brewing, where good times are always on tap. Enjoy the perfect pint alongside toe-tapping live music, fan-favorite rotating food trucks and plenty of seasonal sips.

Where the good times and great beer flow, discover your new favorite hangout at Line Creek Brewing. Specializing in high gravity and barrel-aged brews, their selection will satisfy any beer connoisseur.

Can’t decide what to try from one of the 24 taps? Order a flight with Newnan Light, Ice King, Talk Derby and Turn Bock Time to try out some of our favorites.

A hopping good time is guaranteed when you visit Senoia Beer Company. Hoppy, malty, sour or sweet, the brewery offers flavors that cater to all taste buds. Bring your best friends, pets included, and settle in for music on the patio.

Be sure to try the Mango Slushy Seltzer and Piña Colada Wheat Beer next time you stop in!

This latest addition to the Senoia beer scene bottles Southern elegance with their exciting brews, set against a charmingly rustic backdrop. Pearl and Pine boasts 12 beers, ranging from lagers and hazy IPAs to inspired stouts and kettle sours, not to mention.one particularly tropical seltzer. Each pour comes straight from their airless tanks until the moment it reaches your glass. No air means no oxidation, so your pint will always taste incredible.

Order a crowler (a growler in a can for the uninitiated) to enjoy back at home or kick back and stay awhile on one of their two dog-friendly patios.

With 30 taps of craft draft and shelves lined with lagers, stouts, sours and more, Ace Growler has a beer for every palate.

The choice is yours: Fill a growler (or two) with fresh local hops or snag a few six-packs. Either way, you’ll be the best guest at the barbecue. Dizzy from all the decisions? Their knowledgeable and helpful staff will ensure you leave with a brew that’s right for you.

Head to family-owned Whitley Farms (open Thursday through Saturday) for an abundance of seasonal produce. Pick your own strawberries and blueberries during the summer, and stock up on homemade jams, local honey, and baked goods at the market.

Next, wind your way through historic Sharpsburg, a quaint town with 150 years of history. Be sure to drive past the old Bridges & Cole building.

On your way to Senoia, stop in Turin to see one of Coweta’s quirky roadside attractions: Barbie Beach. Since 2006, the six-by-four stretch of sand has featured Barbies and Kens posed in themed displays of current events, such as the Final Four playoffs, the Olympics, and the royal wedding.

Once you’re in Senoia, take time to explore along Main Street, home to plenty of local restaurants and boutiques. A trip here isn’t complete without going on a film and TV tour.

Fans of The Walking Dead will love exploring different filming sites from the most-watched TV series in basic cable history. Other famous films and TV shows shot here include Sweet Home Alabama, Fried Green Tomatoes, and Lovecraft Country.