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– take-home mac n’ cheese –
community q bbq now offers their amazing mac n’ cheese in a large take-away dish you can bake at home! it’s perfect if you plan on serving this tasty side at a later time. we are big fans of community q’s mac n’ cheese, so we are excited about this discovery.
– ryan & gub
check out the rest of their menu.
community q bbq
1361 clairmont road
decatur, ga 30033
404-633-2080
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date of post: March 5th, 2012 | category: atlanta, bbq, food, restaurants
tags: atlanta, bbq, food, restaurants, ryan & gub
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– batdorf & bronson roastery tour –
my brother and i went on a great scoutmob tour of the batdorf & bronson roastery. i learned quite a bit about brewing & roasting coffee, its history, and by the end of the tour i could actually taste the difference between a sumatra and a costa rican cup of coffee. talk about a fun tour!
i’m a big fan of dancing goats, which is batdorf & bronson’s coffee shop in decatur, so i enjoyed getting a behind-the-scenes look at atlanta’s best roaster. it was definitely a smaller production than i pictured. they only have three people who do the roasting and they still bag and label all of their coffee by hand.
the tour also included a mug, freshly roasted coffee, and a slice of mocha pie from the pie shop. the pie was made with cacao atlanta chocolate & batdorf coffee and was pretty much the best thing ever!
a cool side note, batdorf takes donations for their used burlap coffee bags. the money goes directly to the coffee farmers and the bags, which have great designs, can be re-used for all sorts of fun projects. it’s a win-win for everyone involved! i picked up an el indio bag, see the photo below.
– ryan
dancing goats coffee bar
419 west ponce de leon ave
decatur, ga 30030
404-687-1100
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date of post: February 21st, 2012 | category: atlanta, coffee, events, food, how-to, restaurants
tags: atlanta, coffee, dancing goats, events, food, fun, photography, restaurants, ryan, tours
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– a southern new year’s day –
we had quite the southern new year’s day! we cooked some greens and black eyed peas, grabbed takeout from fox bros. bar-b-q, including their amazing fried ribs, and managed to stay in our pj’s all day. what a treat!
it was probably our best fox bros. experience to date. we aren’t the biggest fans of texas bbq, but you can’t go wrong with their pulled pork, ribs or various tasty side dishes, like the frito-pie! their mac n’ cheese has nothing on community q bbq’s though, theirs is a must try in atlanta.
– ryan, gub & clementine
fox bros. bar-b-q
1238 dekalb ave
atlanta, ga 30307
404-577-4030
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date of post: January 1st, 2012 | category: atlanta, bbq, events, food, holiday, house, restaurants, winter
tags: atlanta, bbq, events, food, holiday, house, restaurants, ryan & gub, winter
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– ironic art installation or outdated food display? –
this year’s annual sterritt family chinese food pilgrimage took us to golden budda on clairmont road in decatur. the entryway featured this huge showcase filled with fake plastic chinese food entrees. they were each labeled with those awesome old plastic labels that my papa used to label everything with. they were pretty amazing in a really gross way!
the food ended up being decent. it’s uncle adam’s go-to place for chinese. it’s now our go-to place for viewing awesome fake plastic food.
– ryan & gub
golden budda
1905 clairmont rd
decatur, ga 30033
404-633-5252
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date of post: December 27th, 2011 | category: atlanta, food, restaurants
tags: atlanta, food, restaurants, ryan & gub
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– hickory pig bbq –
we recently re-visited the hickory pig when we traveled up to north georgia for our christmas tree. we first tried it out for ryan’s birthday ‘week of bbq’ when it was voted atlanta’s #1 bbq. gub got take-out then, which we enjoyed at the drive-in, so this was the first time ryan had actually been inside the tiny establishment. phil treated us very well and insisted we try most of the goodies on the daily menu. he kept bringing out more food for us after we had received our order. everything was great, but the ribs were especially awesome.
this is the kind of no-frills, hole in the wall, real southern place we really love!
– ryan & gub
hickory pig
3605 thompson bridge rd
gainesville, ga 30506
770-503-5235
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date of post: December 26th, 2011 | category: atlanta, bbq, food, restaurants
tags: atlanta, bbq, birthday, food, restaurants, ryan & gub
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– vintage sign –
check out this old school taco bell sign we saw on our way to tybee island! their was an actual taco bell down the road, but it looks like they kept up this sign from an old store, which is awesome.
– ryan
date of post: November 29th, 2011 | category: design, restaurants, travel
tags: design, restaurants, travel, vintage
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– sublime morning –
a co-worker brought in a box of sublime doughnuts this morning! how exciting!
– ryan
sublime doughnuts
535 10th st nw
atlanta, ga 30318
404-897-1801
date of post: October 3rd, 2011 | category: atlanta, food, restaurants, sweets
tags: atlanta, food, restaurants, sweets
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– delia’s chicken sausage stand –
i recently tried delia’s chicken sausage stand for the first time and loved it! this east atlanta restaurant is the new adventure of delia champion, who was the mastermind behind the flying biscuit cafe.
delia’s is known for its slingers and sliders, which are both very tasty. the slingers are their signature creation, which consist of a jumbo homemade local sausage link on a holeman & finch hoagie roll with various toppings. i went with the gunn slinger, which had guacamole, salsa, “comeback” sauce and jalapeƱos. for non-meat eaters, you can order the slingers vegetarian-style.
i also tried the double d delight slider, which was great, although completely over the top. it had a grilled krispy kreme donut as the bun, with chicken sausage patties and cherry cream cheese in the middle. next time i would go without the cream cheese though. for those of you who remember mulligan’s in oakhurst, it was reminiscent of their luther burger, which was a bacon cheeseburger on a grilled krispy kreme.
although i didn’t try one, i’ve heard great things about their cake milkshakes as well. they are handmade with ice-cream and either a piece of cake or a cupcake thrown in, depending on the flavor of the week. sounds amazing!
delia’s hand-crafted sausage uses locally sourced chicken and spices and is made in small batches to ensure quality. they are open all night on friday and saturday’s and serve breakfast anytime as well, which is perfect for east atlanta!
check out their menu!
– ryan
delia’s chicken sausage stand
489 moreland avenue
atlanta, ga 30316
404-474-9651
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date of post: September 16th, 2011 | category: atlanta, design, food, restaurants
tags: atlanta, design, food, restaurants, ryan & gub
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– woody’s famous philadelphia cheese steaks –
if you are craving a great cheesesteak or a nice big hoagie, stroll on down to woody’s famous philadelphia cheesesteaks! i recently had one of their super subs and was reminded how amazing this hidden treasure was. besides their tasty food, woody’s also has a huge wrap-around porch for nice outdoor eating and barq’s root beer on tap! you can’t go wrong!
– ryan
woody’s famous philadelphia cheesesteaks
981 monroe drive northeast
atlanta, ga 30308
404-876-1939
date of post: September 7th, 2011 | category: atlanta, food, restaurants
tags: atlanta, food, restaurants, ryan & gub
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– latte art –
i appreciate coffee shops that take the extra effort to create artwork with their coffee drinks. here are some photos from dancing goats, octane coffee and west egg cafe. octane even hosts latte art competitions called thursday night throw down!
– ryan
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date of post: September 2nd, 2011 | category: art, atlanta, design, restaurants
tags: art, atlanta, dancing goats, design, restaurants, ryan & gub
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