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Category Archives: Southern/Comfort Food
Pinewood Social
We found a perfect place for a bachelorette dinner in Nashville Continue reading
Puckett’s
No meal is more Southern than a meat and three. Unless it’s a grilled bologna sandwich. Thankfully, at Puckett’s, you can get both. Puckett’s is located in the middle of downtown Nashville, right near our hotel, so it was our first stop upon arrival. Lindsay wanted to fill her bachelorette weekend with as much Southern food … Continue reading
BowTie Barbecue
I was devastated when Johnny Harris closed. That restaurant was an institution. My grandparents went on dates there as teenagers and I have the bbq sauce shipped to me in NYC because I can’t live without it. But as one smokehouse door closes, a window opens. What started as a small batch sauce out of … Continue reading
Bubby’s
Bubby’s is famous around NYC when it comes to brunch. I think that’s because for a long time it was the only cute place in the highly residential TriBeCa for a long time. More restaurants have entered the neighborhood, but Bubby’s remains a favorite thanks to it’s consistently good comfort food and amazing drinks. Let … Continue reading
Loc’s Chicken and Waffles
If you live near Sandfly and are looking for a legit breakfast, Loc’s is where it’s at. Honestly, I would eat there even if it wasn’t in my own neighborhood because I would say it might be the best diner in Savannah. Obviously, you could get the waffles and my 20-month-old nephew, Brooks, will certainly … Continue reading
The Howlin Hound
My father did not decide to eat at The Howlin Hound for lunch because it was close to his office. He didn’t choose to eat there because the food it good. He didn’t pick this place because he wanted to show me a high school friend’s new business venture. Nope, when I was home he … Continue reading
Meatloaf Muffins
Meatloaf may sound to some like a cafeteria meal or at least something from a bygone era, but I love it. Meatloaf is freakin tasty, y’all! Here’s the problem, it usually takes about an hour and a half to make. It makes sense since you’re talking about cooking a mound of meat, but that’s just … Continue reading
Burnside Biscuits
I was saving this review because I had submitted it for a Time Out New York food critic competition. But since I haven’t heard back from them, I’m guessing I lost (now is the time to shout “she was robbed!”) so I’m sharing my review with all of y’all: We Southerners living in NYC guard … Continue reading
Butcher Bar
The only thing that made my meal at Butcher Bar brunchy was the endless mimosas I drank. Sure, there are some good bbq + eggs dishes on the menu, but when you’re eating at 2 PM, it’s time to admit that you’ve given up on the breakfast wagon. 2 PM is not too late, however, … Continue reading
