Restaurants at which alcoholic beverages are not sold for consumption on the premises
Locations all over Georgia

Small Chain or Single Location

Places with a No-Firearms Sign (Do not patronize while armed)
Only breaking the law if you refuse to leave when asked

Corporations with a No-Customer-Firearms Policy (Do not patronize while armed)
Only breaking the law if you refuse to leave when asked

Cities that do not restrict carry in city parks
Municode.com used to check local ordinances.

Counties that do not restrict carry in county parks
Municode.com used to check local ordinances.

Cities that Illegally restrict carry in city parks
State Law prevents cities from restricting carry
Municode.com used to check local ordinances unless otherwise noted.
The * means that efforts have begun by citizens or GeorgiaCarry.Org to repeal the ordinance.

Counties that Illegally restrict carry in county parks
State Law prevents counties from restricting carry
Municode.com used to check local ordinances unless otherwise noted.
The * means that efforts have begun by citizens or GeorgiaCarry.Org to repeal the ordinance.

National Forests (listed here)

For Georgia that means the buildings on Forest land are off-limits as they would be a publicly owned building.

Be aware that the Georgia Department of Natural Resources leases land from the National Forests and uses them as Wildlife Management Areas which are off limits (see Places Off-Limits for more on WMAs).

Any National Forest land not in use as a WMA is ok to carry open or concealed.

No Signage Laws

However, some "public gatherings" (and any of the areas off-limits) such as a county hospital or the post office may have signs posted to inform you they are off-limits. You probably will lose your permit for several years if convicted.

So, just because you see a sign does not mean it is or isn't off-limits and just because you don't see a sign does not mean it is or isn't off-limits.