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5 Ways to Treat Yourself in Gwinnett

You deserve something special.

Sometimes life gets moving, and it feels like it never stops. Every once in a while, you've got to slow down and TREAT YOURSELF. There are countless ways to get pampered in Gwinnett.

1. A Day at the Spa

Anything but your typical spa experience, treating yourself to a day at Jeju Sauna is a must. From body scrubs and massages to numerous mineral saunas, you'll be relaxed a rejuvenated after time spent here.

2. Shop 'Til You Drop

Gwinnett is full of fabulous boutiques and stores to satiate every interest. Spend a day in downtown Duluth shopping for gifts and clothes at Personify. Visit downtown Lawrenceville for unique finds at Galactic Quest comic book store or Nancy's Candy and Spice. Each of our cities offers some stellar shopping experiences.

3. See to Your Skin

We cannot say enough good things about Korean beauty products. Fortunately, there are countless places you can go to grab these items. Stop into an international market, like H Mart, for Korean sheet masks, exfoliating foot masks, specialty creams and lotions, and so much more.

4. Delight in Decadent Desserts

If you've got a sweet tooth to treat, stop by The Chocolaterie for artisan chocolate, gourmet ice cream, and handmade fudge. If you're looking for cake or gourmet cupcakes, The Baking Grounds is a must.

5. Spend on a Steak Dinner

There's just something special about a lavish steak dinner. Grab a prime steak at Perry St. Chophouse (why not add on Maine lobster tail while you're at it). Go all out and order the 35 Day Dry Aged Rib Chop* (A.K.A. Fred Flintstone Longbone) at Uncle Jack's Meat House. Head to the rooftop at Bare Bones and share the Prime Porterhouse with a pal.

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Author

Clara Rooks

Local Expert

Clara Rooks grew up in Gwinnett County and is an alumnus of Dacula High School. She loves to frequent local coffee shops and check out books from the library. On the weekends you will find her spending time with her husband, daughter, and two Goldendoodles, but in her free time, Clara loves to go shopping, reading, running, and drinking smoothies.