This table provides you with the Population & Steets of Griffin City, Georgia. The chart displays how many households in the city commute by car, by public transportation, or by walking. The chart also shows the percent of residents who own their own car and the percentage that owns two cars. The data is tagged to a residential address, so if you're looking for a house in Griffin, GA, you'll want to consider the neighborhood.
You'll find plenty of places to eat and drink in Griffin, Georgia. There are several popular local coffee shops, including Florencia Cafe Grocery and Volunteer Park. For your dining needs, you can dine at Big Jim's Wing Shack, Louise's Cafteria, Bojangles', and Just Chilli Yogurt. To satisfy your sweet tooth, try Hill Street Market And Gourmet Pops and El Toro Loco. You can also eat Mexican food in Griffin, GA, at El Rodeo Mexican Restaurant, and Pops Place.
Griffin is a small city in Georgia. It is the southernmost town of the Atlanta metro area. This city boasts a small town appeal, but has grown in popularity. You can visit Griffin city hall at 1624 North Expressway, and get all your banking needs met at any one of the 15 local banks. The most popular bank in Griffin is First National Bank of Griffin. Other major banks include Regions Bank, United Bank, and First National Bank.