After your visit to Roosevelt's Little White House, enjoy a true taste of Southern hospitality at The Bulloch House Restaurant, one of Warm Springs' most beloved dining traditions. For decades, travelers have gathered here to enjoy hearty, home-style Southern cooking in a warm, welcoming atmosphere that perfectly reflects the charm of this historic town. The restaurant traces its roots to one of the Bulloch family's historic homes and continues to celebrate the rich heritage of Warm Springs.

Instead of ordering from a menu, guests are invited to enjoy an all-you-can-eat Southern buffet filled with freshly prepared favorites. Crispy fried chicken, country-style vegetables, creamy macaroni and cheese, squash casserole, collard greens, fried green tomatoes, homemade biscuits, cornbread, and a fresh salad bar are just a few of the delicious dishes that rotate throughout the week. Save room for dessert, where you'll often find Southern classics such as banana pudding, cobblers, cakes, and pies.

The relaxed dining room is perfect for gathering with friends and sharing stories from the morning's adventures. Friendly service and genuine Southern hospitality have made the Bulloch House a favorite stop for tour groups, families, and visitors exploring the historic sites of Warm Springs. Many guests enjoy strolling through the quaint downtown shops after lunch, making the meal part of the overall Warm Springs experience.

For members of the Blue Ridge Travel Club, lunch at the Bulloch House is much more than just a meal—it's an opportunity to experience the flavors and traditions of rural Georgia. After walking through the rooms where President Franklin D. Roosevelt spent his final days, you'll gather around a table filled with comforting Southern favorites and enjoy the kind of hospitality that has welcomed travelers to Warm Springs for generations. It's the perfect ending to a day filled with history, fellowship, and unforgettable memories.