American Roadhouse Months ago, I stopped in for lunch at American Roadhouse with a friend. With choices like the Deli Burger- Homemade corned beef, pastrami, muenster & 1000 island on a 10 oz. burger, Grilled Salmon with Pineapple Chutney, and over 15 types of omelettes, the choices are endless. I sampled the corned beef sandwich, [...]
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Quick Bites: Yummy Lunch Spots
March 3rd, 2011 
Posted in Cheap, Cuban, Restaurant Reviews, Virginia Highlands 
Tags: Cheap, Cuban, Japanese, lunch 
1 Comment »P’Cheen, Atlanta, GA Restaurant Review
January 27th, 2011 (Photo Courtesy: UrbanSpoon) P’Cheen International Bistro is located in the VA-Hi / Old 4th Ward area. I’d been there years ago on a date night, after attending Martinis and Imax. We decided to take advantage of a recent Scoutmob deal and visit P’Cheen once again. This time we were headed to to a Thrashers game [...]
Posted in atlanta, Restaurant Reviews, Virginia Highlands Tags: International, Old Fourth Ward, P'Cheen, Virginia Highland 2 Comments »Harry and Sons, Virginia Highland, Atlanta, GA Restaurant Review
January 18th, 2011 I’m on the hook for Scoutmob. Who doesn’t love half off your meals with no restrictions, right? So, we decided to take advantage of the Scoutmob for Harry and Sons on a recent Friday evening. Much to my chagrin, Harry and Sons does not take reservations. Arriving at close to nine, we thought we’d have [...]
Posted in atlanta, Dates, Restaurant Reviews, Sushi, Thai food, Virginia Highlands Tags: curry, Harry-and-Sons, Sushi, thai, Virginia Highland 2 Comments »La Tavola’s Brunch Menu, Virginia-Highland, Atlanta, GA
November 30th, 2010 Atlantans take their brunches very seriously. Just try to get into just about any brunch hot spot in Atlanta on any given weekend and you are in for a seriously long wait. La Tavola, no stranger to top-notch food, has added some new menu items to their brunch offering. On Sundays, not much can get [...]
Posted in atlanta, Restaurant Reviews, Virginia Highlands Tags: Brunch, Italian, Virginia Highland No Comments »Help Fight Hunger with Project Empty Bowl
October 8th, 2010 Murphy’s and Wired & Fired are joining forces ito support local charities and raise awareness about hunger in Atlanta for the 4th Annual Empty Bowl Project. Guests can visit Wired & Fired through Sunday 11/14, to add their artistic touch to a soup bowl at the paint-your-own-pottery studio. Cost is $12. Then on Nov. 17, [...]
