About Us
Circa 1918: A Culinary Experience
Built in 1918 as a private residence by a local prominent merchant C. P. Ray. Over the years, it evolved into a restaurant and a wedding venue. In fact, the first wedding guest hosted was Jeff Foxworthy’s cousin. Tommy Lee Jones stayed at the property while filming the 1994’s Ty Cobb movie “Cobb” in neighboring town Royston. It has a rich history and has recently been brought back to life as a contemporary Southern restaurant, Circa 1918.
Our Kitchen
A blend of Southern heritage and contemporary fusion, Circa 1918 lovingly sources our ingredients from local farms. We wanted to bring the unique Southern touch to the region, with offering of gator bites, venison, frog legs, chicken livers, trout, quail. With a nod to tradition and a dash of innovation, Circa 1918 infuses southern cuisine with new life. Continuing to evolve the south’s culinary legacy and captivating the taste buds of generations to come. Whether you are a seasoned home cook, or an adventurous foodie, we hope you will savor the exciting flavors of Circa 1918!