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Q&A with Red Hare Brewing

By at October 12, 2011 | 8:30 am | 0 Comment

Q&A with Red Hare Brewing

If You Could Run, As You Drink, You Might Catch a Hare Red Hare Brewing Company is the newest addition to Atlanta’s growing number of craft brewers and while they are the new kids on the block they are off to a rabbit quick start and from what we’ve seen they are in the race for the long haul. Owner Roger Davis and brewmaster Bobby Thomas showed us around more...

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Barkers Red Hots Roswell: My Buffalo Connection

By at August 9, 2011 | 9:17 am | 4 Comments

Barkers Red Hots Roswell: My Buffalo Connection

Food from Buffalo is severely under represented here in Atlanta, a city where it’s easy to find just about any type of cuisine. Sure, Buffalo-style chicken wings are everywhere, but I’m talking about beef on weck in all its salty, spicy, succulent glory, and those sexy Sahlen’s hot dogs. As far as I know, Barkers Red Hots on Windy Hill Road in Marietta has more...

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Update: Sunday Sales

By at May 3, 2011 | 4:49 pm | 0 Comment

Well, apparently, my powers of prognostication are relatively poor. In early March, when I last wrote about the push to finally permit Sundays alcohol sales in Georgia, I predicted that Georgia’s legislature was unlikely to pass any reforms this session. In case you missed it, both the state Senate and House passed Senate Bill 10 (also known as SB 10), the bill that more...

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This Burger Is Hot As Hell!

By at April 22, 2011 | 7:03 am | 9 Comments

This Burger Is Hot As Hell!

Kudos to he who first bit into a hot pepper, only to be jolted by its wonderful fiery wrath and relentless sting. We are all eternally grateful. I only say this because I really do like it hot. So much so, that I've been told I have asbestos mouth. I suppose that's what happens when one belches freshly squeezed habanero juice, after breakfast. So, when I say more...

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Peter Chang Update

By at March 28, 2010 | 9:39 pm | 16 Comments

Peter Chang Update

I dined with a fun small group of folks (mostly Asian) at Tasty China this evening. During this 16-course gut buster prepared by Peter Chang himself, I was given new information regarding his possible new restaurant here in Atlanta. I am told that an attempt to secure a certain location has failed. As a result, Chang is headed back to Virginia to continue his more...

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Peter Chang is Back!

By at March 26, 2010 | 3:56 pm | 9 Comments

Peter Chang is Back!

******Please click here for update!****** The most electrifying chef to ever cook in the Atlanta market was Peter Chang. Remember the excitement when foodies arrived from all over the US to sample his spicy Sichuan cuisine at Tasty China? Well, he's back! After a late lunch at Tasty China this afternoon, cooked by Chang himself (a fiery fragrant shrimp in more...

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Two Institutions of Higher Wieners

By at March 12, 2010 | 9:40 am | 10 Comments

Two Institutions of Higher Wieners

There's plenty of hot dog joints here in the Atlanta area, but only two are recognized as hot dog institutions, besides The Varsity of course. Let's start with Brandi's World Famous Hot Dogs (1377 Church Street Ext NE, Marietta, 770.422.3681). This area classic started as Betty's World Famous Hot Dogs. Betty retired and sold the — along with her famous chili more...

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Tasty China: From the belly

By at June 9, 2009 | 4:32 pm | 0 Comment

Tasty China: From the belly

Occasionally a restaurant arrives that instantly grabs the hearts, touches the souls and wakes the palates of nearly every individual who walks through its doors. You know it right away, at very first bite, that this restaurant will be one of great significance, and that it will ultimately alter the culinary landscape, as we know it. Tasty China (585 Franklin Rd more...

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Spicy Thai bbq pork strips

By at April 16, 2009 | 4:21 pm | 0 Comment

Spicy Thai bbq pork strips

My beercentric neighbors recently inquired about Thai restaurants over a few hoppy beers and a funky, obscurely labeled, bottle of red wine. We live on the Westside. They like Spoon. I like Spoon, too. But I also like Siam Square (1995 Windy Hill, Marietta, Tel: 770.333.1700) — a lot. They all tilt their heads in bewilderment. “Where’s Siam more...

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