I visited three locations of this quasi-chain that has several independently owned stores in the region. Amusingly, each store’s cashier, when pressed, proudly claimed that their restaurant was the best. Continue reading “Choo-Choo Bar-B-Que, Chattanooga TN”
Mr. Philly, Chattanooga TN
Back in April, I finally stopped by a beat-up little restaurant that I’d seen before and thought had been closed for years. It was just resting, waiting for us to come by looking for a great sandwich. Continue reading “Mr. Philly, Chattanooga TN”
Pork with Mushrooms and Brie Sauce over Mashed Potatoes
Our regular grocery store is Publix. We like the quality of the products and the cheapness of the buy one get one deals, but every so often they provide an additional benefit. Continue reading “Pork with Mushrooms and Brie Sauce over Mashed Potatoes”
Moe’s Original Bar-B-Que, Chattanooga TN
We had visited this chain’s Atlanta location some years ago and left pleasantly surprised. We were downtown on Easter Sunday and wanted to visit one of the places that were within walking distance and gave it a try. Continue reading “Moe’s Original Bar-B-Que, Chattanooga TN”
2 Crazy Greeks, Hixson TN
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”
Carrabelle’s, Dayton 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”
Turkey Meatballs with Zucchini Noodles
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”