Olean’s

On S. Adams Street in a peaked orange and green building with a metal roof sits Olean’s. The restaurant has been serving up home cooked meals since 1996 Continue reading →

Maple Street Biscuit Company

A light drizzle fell as I slowly made my way through Jacksonville looking for the Maple Street Biscuit Company. The blue dot of the map app periodically blinked Continue reading →

Apalachee Restaurant

Crossing over the swirling Ochlockonee River on Hwy 20 I entered Liberty County. Restaurant options between Tallahassee and the hinterlands of the Panhandle are limited Continue reading →

B. Matthew’s Eatery

Our third morning in Savannah was our last. We skipped breakfast at the inn and took a stroll through the historic district in search of somewhere to eat breakfast. Continue reading →

Checker Bar-B-Que

My friend Bill is a native of Jacksonville and knows where to find a good meal. Last year after polishing off some BBQ we discussed places to eat in Duval County. Checker Bar-B-Q was mentioned Continue reading →

A Craving for Fried Chicken and Waffles

A few weeks ago I learned that Tallahassee was home to a fried chicken a waffle truck. I started following the Cravings Truck on Twitter (@Cravingstruck) and waited for them to be in a location where I could visit them during lunch. This afternoon they were scheduled to be in the parking lot of the FSU Anthropology Building (aka the … Continue reading →

Epic Shrimp and Grits at Jonah’s

After mowing most of the lawn this morning Becks and I went up to Thomasville, Georgia for date day. We headed downtown to grab some lunch and decided to try Jonah’s Fish & Grits. It is in the building where Liam’s used to be before they moved next door. Upon entering we were seated at … Continue reading →