“Am Foodie, Will Travel For Meals.” Many of us live by that motto … not all of us have the budget to fulfill that dream. Thankfully, we can live vicariously through others. Hot of the plane, Eat It Atlanta has blessed we plebeians with some excellent photo documentation of his recent excursion to New York …
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Chef Todd Richards Of Rolling Bones BBQ: Inside The Chef’s Kitchen #15
Todd Richards is fairly well known around these parts. Richards’ restaurant group (Lush Life Group) is the driving force behind Rolling Bones BBQ and One Flew South, that high-end restaurant located in Hartsfield-Jackson’s E-Concourse. However, his notoriety isn’t limited to the Capital of The South. Mixed in with his stay in Atlanta, Richards spent time …
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Big Eaters Come In Little Packages: My Life, My Food, My Journey + Atlanta Gspots
I try and keep up with all the new sites that seem to spring up. That said, I’m not entirely sure how these things come across my computer screen. When they do, I try and take note of the ones with a little staying power. Such is the case for blogger Grace Lee, a pint …
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Slice Pizza Blog Talks Frozen Pizza, Misses The Mark Entirely [Frozen Pizza Wars]
In a tragic move of epic journalistic failure, Slice, the ever popular pizza blog from the gang at Serious Eats, just undermined their years of good work in one fell swoop. In an attempt to unlock the Rubik’s cube that is frozen pizza, one of their bloggers posted the results of a frozen pizza taste …
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Atlanta Bloggers Descend On LeVigne Restaurant At Montaluce Winery
This past weekend, I was coaxed out of my slumber for a day of debauchery. Actually, that’s a bit of an overstatement. The reality is that I (@foodiebuddha) was invited to a little foodie event (The Wine Conclave) at Montaluce Winery and then followed that up with a night cap of Preppy. Unfortunately, no acts …
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Eat, Drink, Man Educates Korean Style With Christiane Lauterbach
It’s been a super busy day, so sorry for the lack of posts. However, I wanted to point out some required reading to all you passionate foodies. To welcome in the new year, Atlanta Magazine’s Christiane Lauterbach (of Knife and Fork fame) wrote a little piece on Korean food. The source of her information …
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Datealicious ATL Redux
Big error in yesterday’s post on Datealicious. I accidently messed up the URL … here’s the correct one. I updated the other post as well, but wanted to make sure everyone saw that. Buddha … OUT!
Datealicious: Giving Single Dudes A Chance Not To Screw It Up
Some dudes just don’t get it. Thankfully, there are blogs out there to help with damage control. The latest such endeavor comes courtesy of a young interior designer. DatealiciousATL.com is straight up foodie with a dash of “how to make you a lady friend.” Focusing on the experience, Madame Datealicious drops a good bit of …
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Steakhead Says Goodbye
AtlantaEatsBlog.com is now fully cooked. The Steakhead is off to greener pastures of family life and work. Things over in steak-land had died down a good bit over the past year, but that doesn’t mean the content was any less impressive. Anyway, check out his goodbye note if you have a second. So long Steakhead …
The Flaw In Wine Ratings Perks The Wall Street Journal
Wine ratings are highly controversial to say the least. At their core, the ratz seem like a great idea. They take something that isn’t standardized and provide people with a measurable way of differentiating it from one and other. Formed as a consumer protection utility in the early 70s, the shortcomings of the system have …
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