Where to Eat in Helen
The last weekend of October brought chilly weather to the Northeast Georgia Mountains. As usual, we expect it to warm again before real winter sets in, but it is certainly reason to consider soup for dinner. Soup warms a body from the inside out.
In Helen, Georgia we have an amazing variety of restaurants. Below is a look at their soup menus, a good place to start when the temperature drops.
La Cabana Mexican Restaurant
Chicken soup with rice, chili with beef and cheese, Texas-style chili with tortilla strips and shredded cheese, and a soup of the day.
Mully's Nacoochee Grill
Grown-up grilled cheese sandwich and soup.
Cowboys and Angels
Signature bison chili and soup of the day.
Old Heidelberg
Spatzle Suppe (homemade German noodle soup), Hungarian Goulasch Suppe, and Tagessuppe (chef's daily soup creation).
Nacoochee Tavern
Soups available seasonally and change weekly.
Spice 55
Tom Yung-Kung (spicy shrimp soup) and Tom Kha Kai (silky chicken coconut galangal soup).
Troll Tavern
Homemade goulash soup with beef chunks and diced potatoes, homemade chicken noodle soup, and soup of the day.
Paul's Steakhouse
Lobster bisque, New England clam chowder, and spicy crab and corn chowder.
Old Heidelberg Restaurant
Homemade goulash soup.
Did you notice that goulash appears on several menus? While I never considered goulash as a soup, the Germans consider it a stew of meat and vegetables seasoned with paprika and other spices. Originating from medieval Hungary, goulash is a popular meal predominantly eaten in Central Europe.
From Hungarian goulash, Mexican and Tex-Mex chili to French onion soup, the menus in Helen are truly international. While staying with Georgia Mountain Rentals, you don't have to decide what's for dinner. Simply enjoy a night out on the town with a bowl of soup, stew, or chili.



