Home of the Bully Burger!

Dawsonville Pool Room was made famous by hometown racing hero Bill Elliott and Pool Room owner Gordon Pirkle’s nostalgic collection of automobile racing memorabilia. Patrons enjoy the “best hamburgers in town,” while watching videos of the latest Elliott competition.

Made famous by owner Gordon Pirkle, the pool room offers a family atmosphere and is filled with an interesting collection of history and memorabilia on Bill Elliott's NASCAR career and early moonshine runners. The menu includes the famous made-from-scratch Bully Burgers and fresh cut fries and they are open daily for breakfast, lunch and dinner. The Dawsonville Pool room is legendary for its auto racing theme, memorabilia, and burgers. It has long been the unofficial auto racing headquarters. The Pool Room is covered with racing memorabilia from Bill Elliott’s illustrious NASCAR career, and also features artifacts from the early days of auto racing, which originated with the North Georgia moonshine runners. The Pool Room has operated for many years on the town square in Dawsonville. It was made famous by Bill Elliott and owner Gordon Pirkle, a walking encyclopedia of unofficial racing and NASCAR history in Dawsonville is recognized as the unofficial birthplace of NASCAR, and the Dawsonville Pool Room is “ground zero” for auto racing. It is a must-see for racing fans and history buffs.