Category Southeast
Latham’s Hamburger Inn – New Albany, MS
We actually tried to eat here earlier this month, but it was a Monday when we were driving thru – and they are open from Tuesday – Saturday. Open for about 90 years, Latham’s Hamburger Inn has been in this location since 1974. It was then that they moved from across the street, enclosing a […]
The Neon Pig – Tupelo, MS
Driving home from “the bluegrass”, after spending the night near Little Rock, we rolled into Tupelo for a late lunch. As I had nothing in Tupelo on “the list” and nothing in mind, I searched for “best burger” in Tupelo and several links led me to the Neon Pig. The Neon Pig began in Tupelo […]
Craig’s Bar-B-Q – Devalls Bluff, AR
Heading west, we had been driving on I-40 for a while, when a barbecue stop was necessitated. Based on two references, over three or four years, from Garden ‘n Gun, we took the exit towards Devalls Bluff, Arkansas. As we approached the white sign for Craig’s Bar-B-Q, it looked like my kind of place. Middle […]
Southern Star – Chattanooga, TN
Coming home from a cross-Tennessee drive on the “World’s Longest Yard Sale” (check it out – 690 miles of yard sales, from Gadsden, AL to Addison, MI), we hit Chattanooga, just in time for a late dinner. Several months (maybe years) back, I heard from a friend who moved to Chattanooga about Southern Star. We […]
Husk – Greenville, SC (Photo Blog Post)
As I didn’t get around to posting this timely and I can’t remember all the details of the meal, I’m now posting this restaurant as a photo blog.
OJ’s Diner – Greenville, SC
Yet another tip from the Garden n Gun Fried Chicken Bucket List, OJ’s Diner was noted for fried chicken that’s “moist, with super crispy skin.” Those four words were enough to draw me in. As we were heading south through South Carolina, a lunch stop in Greenville seemed in order. This is an old-school cafeteria […]
Alston Bridges Barbecue – Shelby, NC
Not to be confused with the excellent Red Bridges, also in Shelby, Alston Bridges Barbecue has also been open for years. But there is no relation between the two restaurants, and their founders – other than that they both learned their craft at the pit of NC legend Warner Starney. Walking into the counter area, […]
Chris’ Hot Dogs – Montgomery, AL
I hadn’t heard about Chris’ Hot Dogs until we got to Montgomery. I was telling someone about the glorious pulley bone at Martin’s, when they asked “Have you been to Chris’?” A quick search found out that they were a Montgomery institution that I’d never heard of – open since 1917. The next afternoon for […]
Martin’s Restaurant – Montgomery, AL
While hanging out for the weekend in metro Montgomery, one of the places I had planned to go to was Martin’s Restaurant. We had missed the chance when we were here last fall, and I intended not to do so again. They hit the radar originally with a list of 100 things to eat in […]
