To Get Delivery, Takeout In Dallas-Hiram: GA Coronavirus

DALLAS-HIRAM, GA — If you're getting a little bit of cabin fever, you aren't alone. And although you probably still can't go out to eat in your area, you can bring a taste of the outside world home to you.
Patch reached out to restaurants across the Atlanta metro to find out which ones are still offering food service, whether takeout, delivery or both. To place an order and ask about curbside pickup, which many do offer, call the location ahead of time.
Here are the restaurants offering takeout and/or delivery around Dallas-Hiram:

• Hickory Hut (takeout only)
• Sal's Pizza
• Totopos Mexican Restaurant
• Rodney's Bar-B-Que
• Jim 'N Nicks's BBQ
• Martin's Restaurant
• Los Arcos Mexican Restaurant (takeout only)
• Briar Patch BBQ
• Huey Luey's Mexican Kitchen & Margarita Bar
• Happy Hawg BBQ
• Mellow Mushroom
• Buffalo's Cafe
• The Place Tavern
• The Olive Tree (order 24 hours in advance)
• Dairy Queen
• Little Caesars Pizza
• Domino's Pizza
• Cheeseburger Bobby's
• Hooters
• Stevi B's Pizza Buffet (carryout only)
• Waffle House (takeout only)
• Johnny's New York Style Pizza
• O'Charley's Restaurant
• Steak 'n Shake
• Starbucks
• Marco's Pizza
• Taco Bell
• McAlister's Deli
• Chick-fil-A
• Wendy's
• Burger King
• Zaxby's Chicken
• Ruby Tuesday
• KFC
• Captain D's
• Checkers
• Dunkin' Donuts
• IHOP
• LongHorn Steakhouse
• Popeyes Louisiana Chicken
• Moe's Southwest Grill
• Bojangles' Famous Chicken and Biscuits
• Johnny's New York Style Pizza
• Jersey Mike's Subs
• Del Taco

Know of other restaurants offering takeout or delivery? Let us know by using the comment section or form below.

In a news conference on March 23, Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp issued a shelter-in-place order for medically fragile people until April 6. In the conference, he also announced an order effectively closing bars and nightclubs and barring people from gathering in groups of 10 or more.
As a result of the order, Georgia's Department of Public Health can now shut down businesses or nonprofits, including churches, that don't follow rules.
Grocery stores and other businesses that allow customers to maintain six feet of distance between customers are permitted to remain open. To read more about the Center's for Disease Control's recommendations on social distancing visit www.cdc.gov/coronavirus.

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