Sweetwater Coffeehouse (Sweetwater) is and has been a successful Sautee business for over 18 years. The brainchild of Eric and Anna Anderson, Sweetwater was purchased by Carolyn Hayes in December of 2008. Carolyn and her son Zach have continued to provide the place and service that Sweetwater is to the community.

Sweetwater is committed to carrying top quality products at affordable prices. Fair Trade Certified and organically grown coffees and  teas top the list of products offered.  The coffees and teas are sold by the cup or by the pound.

All of the baked products are made in house and, with the exception of the brownies, are created from scratch.  The brownies start out from a mix, but then are modified with espresso, Georgia pecans, syrups, spices and flavorings into something  totally all their own. Sweetwater's sour cream pound cakes are always a treat, and if you arrive at Sweetwater at just the right time, you can have a piece just out of the oven.

To accommodate the needs of our growing community, Sweetwater is now offering made from scratch soups.  Grilled cheese  and club sandwiches made with breads from The Country Bake Shop.  Our regulars come back for our egg and cheese bagel sandwiches, and daily specials such as quiche,  Sautee Caprece, and tarragon chicken salad.

If you are in need of a special gift or card, Sweetwater can help.  Our specialty coffees and teas are available by the pound or box.  The beautiful mugs and not always so beautiful but very folksy face jugs are made by local potters who love their craft and demonstrate that love in the pieces they create.  On our walls you will find original paintings, prints and cards by local artists who honor Sweetwater by placing their work with us.  We have home made quilts and pillows, re-created jewelry, and clocks made from  photographs.  BEST OF ALL, SWEETWATER OFFERS A WELCOMING ATMOSPHERE WHERE FOLKS CAN GATHER TO SPEND TIME WITH OLD FRIENDS, AND MAKE NEW ONES.

Sweetwater owes much of it’s success to its location on Highway 17 very near where 17 intersects with Highway 255 at the Old Sautee Store.The Sautee-Nacoochee Community Center is located less than a mile down Hwy 255. The village of Sautee is quickly becoming a destination as it adds specialty shops featuring products that cannot be found just anywhere. Sweetwater is proud to be a part of the the village of Sautee's business and cultural community.

Sweetwater is very aware that the support it has received over the years from the Sautee community, and from customers in North Georgia and beyond has made Sweetwater what it is. Sweetwater has become a home away from home for many. Our goal is that Sweetwater will always be so.

Monday through Friday*    8 to 6

Saturday                               9 to 6

Sunday                               11 to 6

Summer  Fridays "Sweetwater After Hours" features music on the lawn. Check our News Flash or Facebook page for details.

            FRIDAY   JULY 13  

         4 & 20 BLACKBIRDS Will be playing for Sweetwater After Five

  Every Wednesday at Sweetwater, if you are a Veteran, or are 55 years old or older, you can expect to GET CARDED.  Why? You  say.  Because it is PENNY WEDNESDAY,  and every Wednesday an "in house" coffee is just one small penny for Veterans and Seniors.

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2242 Highway 17 • Sautee-Nacoochee, Georgia 30571
706.878.1521 • This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it

Also, coming soon you will be able to visit The Village of Sautee website....stay tuned.

Sweetwater Coffeehouse, Sautee-Nacoochee Georgia,. Fair Trade, organic coffee by the cup or pound, soup, homemade breads, sandwiches, close to Helen, Georgia in the north Georgia mountains