The square · Davis Street · Town Green
Downtown Braselton
Downtown Braselton is a department-store square: the restored 1904 Braselton Brothers Department Store anchors Davis Street, the Town Green hosts the market and the festival calendar, and the shops and restaurants around the crossroads make it the walkable center of a four-county town. Every name on this page is real and verified.
Hours and seasons move, so check a business before a special trip. This is an orientation, not a review; the full dining and shopping lists live on the pages linked below.
The block
Davis Street and the 1904 building
The restored 1904 department store at 9924 Davis Street is the anchor of the square: a multi-tenant building with the kitchens and taproom downstairs, the bakery and shops along the arcade, and the heritage center upstairs. The tenant lineup shifts over time, so the building's own page holds the current list.
rebar
9924 Davis St · bar and kitchen
The bar and kitchen room in the 1904 complex, doing sandwiches, soups, salads, and paninis alongside the pour list.
Flourish Taproom
Second floor of the 1904 · taproom
The upstairs taproom in the same building, the after-hours room with views over the square.
Sugar 'N Proof
Inside the 1904 · bakery
The bakery counter in the building, cakes and pastries for the walk around the square.
Our Page
Inside the 1904 · bookstore
The independent bookstore in the building, the browse-and-buy detour on the department-store floor.
Carden Records
Inside the 1904 · records
The record shop in the building, vinyl on the old retail floor.
Braselton Heritage Center
Inside the 1904 · local history
The local history room in the building, and the natural first stop for the town's story, told in full on the history page.
The shops
Antiques and the old-town retail
The retail around the square runs old-town: the big antique market on Davis Street, the country store on Henry Street, and the long-running antique room on Harrison Street. The complete grocery and retail map is on the shopping page.
A Flea An'tique
10101 Davis St · the big one
The large downtown market, roughly 17,000 square feet with 80-plus dealer spaces, the destination for a serious browse.
Joy Company Market and FernGully
56 Henry St and the side streets
The country store on Henry Street focused on Georgia-grown foods, and the garden and gift shop on the square's edge.
Countryside Antiques
115 Harrison St · antiques
The long-running antique room on Harrison Street, furniture and finds on the square since 2004.
The tables
The dining anchors of the square
Downtown dining splits into the 1904 kitchens and the rooms around the crossroads. These are the anchors; the complete list with addresses is on the restaurants page.
Cotton Calf Kitchen
9924 Davis St · the dress-up table
The farm-to-table kitchen in the 1904 complex, the downtown dinner that earns a reservation.
The Galloping Galette
9924 Davis St · crêpes and galettes
The French crêperie for sweet and savory crêpes and galettes in the 1904 building, with daytime hours.
Braselton Brewing Company
9859 Davis St · brewery
The downtown brewery on Davis Street, pints and a casual room a short walk from the green.
Blake's of Braselton and Cork It
Frances Street, off the square
The downtown restaurant on Frances Street and the wine-and-charcuterie room beside it, the stop for an easy evening a block off the square.
The green
The Town Green and the district walk
The Braselton Town Green at 9924 Davis Street is the civic center: the farmers market seasons, Movies and Concerts Under the Stars, and the festival calendar all run here. The day's shape is simple, walk the block from the 1904 to the green and back, with the market, the antique stores, and the restaurants along the way.
Braselton Town Green
9924 Davis St · the civic green
The green behind the square: the farmers market in season, outdoor movies and concerts in the warm months, and the holiday festival. The market calendar is on the farmers market page.
Walking the district
Davis, Harrison, and the side streets
The whole point of downtown Braselton is the walk: the block between the 1904, the Town Green, and the antique stores is small enough to cover on foot, with the restaurants and the market along the way.
The fine print
Hours and tenancy move
Tenants, hours, and seasons all change, and a few names in the older tourist roundups are no longer there. Check the building's own page and the Town of Braselton's business list before a special trip, and use this page as orientation only.
This page names only verified, real places. For the current official picture, the Town of Braselton and Explore Braselton publish the business and attraction lists.
Where to go next
The rest of the square, one link over
The full dining list, the complete store map, and the calendar of the square live on their own pages.
An editorial guide, not a listings site. Updated September 22, 2026. Real-estate guidance on this page is provided by Rob Dietrich, REALTOR® with eXp Realty, LLC.