We live in Tennessee, eat well, and tell the world about it.
I don’t know what took me so long, but one day in April I finally got the kick in the pants necessary to go try this very humble carry-out place. It’s become one of my favorite restaurants in the Chattanooga area. Continue reading “2 Crazy Greeks, Hixson TN”
A tip from one of our favorite local bloggers sent us north about forty-odd minutes to try the lowcountry-inspired dishes at this neat locally-owned place, and we followed that up with a really terrific hike. Continue reading “Carrabelle’s, Dayton TN”
One day I figured out that I’d feel a little better if we cut back on the carbs. I’ve been overweight since I was twelve, but always comfortable. Around the beginning of the year, I stopped being comfortable. I asked Marie for a little help. Continue reading “Turkey Meatballs with Zucchini Noodles”
Possibly the barbecue place in Hamilton County that’s most easy to miss is the one that doesn’t have any kind of sign, just a name printed on the door. But this restaurant is worth a visit; it’s a little better than this area’s average and has some of the sweetest and nicest employees of any place I’ve tried in town. Continue reading “Big Jeff Barbeque, Chattanooga TN”
Artist Wayne Wright has a small but delightful space in Chattanooga’s Southside Historic District. Through September, you can tour this quirky and beautiful gallery of offbeat sculptures and maybe catch a live show. Continue reading “Photo Post 24: Wayne-o-Rama, Chattanooga TN”
Since we’ve moved here, we’ve often been asked by pals and acquaintances what they should do on a day trip. We’ve lived here for almost a year, and have an idea or two that we’d like to share. Continue reading “Our First Year in Chattanooga: Where to Go and What to Eat”
Today, Marie puts together a meal full of ingredients that our son actually enjoys, knowing nevertheless that putting them all together in one meal will still cause suspicions… Continue reading “A Meatless Monday Quiche”
