If you want a 100 percent black Angus burger and a tasty side of fresh-cut fries then stop by Sweet Bea’s Café on Ga. Highway 11. Sisters and co-owners Angela Durden and Kathy King opened the restaurant in December and named it after their grandmother Bea, who worked as a waitress and loved to cook, Durden said.Sweet Bea’s specializes in all types of homemade cooking, including burgers, meatloaf and hand-breaded chicken tenders, fresh-cut fries and fresh vegetables, homemade salad dressings and desserts. Durden said the homemade strawberry cake has been a very popular choice among