Everyone loves to visit a good restaurant, especially ones that have great word of mouth and get rave reviews in the media. It's always fun to try out the next big thing and be a part of the experience in recognizing it as a gem. However, there are plenty of hidden restaurants in Georgia that you might need a little more nudging to find. Take a look at our list of some little-known restaurants in Georgia, and where to go to find them!

1. Planter's Tavern (29 Abercorn Street, Savannah, GA 31401)

The Olde Pink House is one of the most popular spots in Savannah for dinner. But what most visitors don't realize is that there's actually a hidden basement spot that's only open for dinner and cocktails. If you're looking for secret restaurants in Georgia, this one is top-notch! There are a limited amount of two-person tables and a few leather pieces to sit on: after that, you're on your own. You can see photos of the beautiful and historic Pink House on their website.

2. Ghion Ethiopian Restaurant (2080 Cheshire Bridge Rd NE, Atlanta, GA 30324)

Looking at this space, you'd never realize it was a performance space, cultural hall, and restaurant all wrapped into one building! But it is. Ghion Ethiopian Restaurant is often overshadowed by stand-alone traditional restaurants, but this place has all the flavors. They serve up delicious East African cuisine with a slew of vegetarian options. This is one of the best little-known restaurants in Georgia! For more information and a menu, check out their website.

3. Falls View Restaurant (42 Towaliga River Dr, Jackson, GA 30233)

Editor's note: Please note this restaurant has closed.This beloved restaurant was opened in 1969 and has had a few substantial expansions since. This one is a bit of an underground restaurant in Georgia because it's located within High Falls State Park. It's only open a few nights a week, so make sure you check the hours on the Facebook before visiting. When you go, make sure to order the hush puppies and catfish - yum!

4. Julianna's Coffee and Crepes (775 Lake Avenue NE, Atlanta GA, 30307)

Julianna's is a small, ivy-covered spot conveniently located just minutes from the east entrance to the Inman Park suburn. This hidden restaurant in Georgia specializes in Hungarian crepes called "palacsinta." Atlanta deserves these delicious European crepes, and Julianna's strives to bring them in a small and intimate setting. You can check out a menu of all their sweet and savory options on their website.

5. Anis Cafe & Bistro (2974 Grandview Avenue Northeast, Atlanta, GA 30305)

This Buckhead bistro is tucked away down a side street, away from the hustle and bustle of the nearby shopping areas. The outdoor seating is charming and simple, and the French-inspired fare here is trés delicious! Visit their website for a menu and photos.

6. Elaina's Mexican Restaurante Y Cafeteria (1234 Old Alpharetta Road, Alpharetta, GA 30005)

For those familiar with this place, Elaina's Cafe has the best tamales in town! The small cafe is run by a mother-daughter duo. It's a hidden restaurant in Georgia that you might pass by if you weren't looking for it, but is absolutely worth the stop! The food is so authentic and delicious.

7. Tassili's Raw Reality Café (1059 Ralph David Abernathy Blvd SW, Atlanta, GA 30310)

Georgia doesn't have too many raw and vegan spots. Tassili's is a hidden gem that people need to be seeking out instead of just stumbling upon it. This West End eatery has delicious options like a spicy kale wrap and the South of the Border wrap that features Moroccon couscous. View their menu on their website.

Have you been to any of these hidden restaurants in Georgia before? Or do you have any other recommendations of secret gems? Tell us your experiences in the comments!