East St. Louis native Terreon Gulley is a highly-regarded young jazz drummer based in Atlanta who often plays with his fellow Eastsider trumpeter Russell Gunn. …
Yeah Burger is one of several gourmet-burger chains popping up around the Atlanta Metro area. All of them offer a rather gourmet twist on the …
Urban Standard is a hip new coffee bar on Birmingham’s 2nd Avenue North downtown, in an area that is beginning to see a degree of …
Bleu Restaurant is one of two location in the Westin Hotel in downtown Memphis where live jazz is presented on Friday and Saturday nights.
On Christmas Eve, my iPhone’s Yelp app led me to a new breakfast restaurant called Homegrown GA in the Reynoldstown neighborhood. I called to confirm …
The Ruby Slipper is a great place for breakfast in New Orleans. Originally starting from a location on Cortez Street in Mid-City, the restaurant has now expanded to include locations in the Central Business District and in the Bywater neighborhood. Visit them when in New Orleans for great breakfasts and lunches. Menu, addresses and hours can be found at http://www.therubyslippercafe.net/.
Local Gastropub’s new location in Overton Square is now open (at Local On The Square)
Café Treme is a bright, attractive coffee and art space in the historic Treme neighborhood north of the French Quarter in New Orleans. In addition to offering coffee, desserts and light foods, Café Treme hosts writers’ workshops as well. Check out http://www.cafetreme.com/ for further info, like them on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/pages/Cafe-Treme/219798221408077 or follow them on Twitter at https://twitter.com/cafetreme.
The Orange Couch is a contemporary, hip coffee bar in the Marigny neighborhood of New Orleans. featuring espresso-based drinks, pastries and ice cream , including a style of Japanese ice cream called mochi. Visit http://www.theorangecouchcoffee.com/ for hours, menu and location.
Elizabeth’s Restaurant in the Bywater neighborhood of New Orleans is an amazing breakfast spot in a quiet neighborhood some distance from the hustle and bustle of the French Quarter and Marigny. They serve more than breakfast of course, but they’re justifiably famous for their praline bacon. Visit them at http://www.elizabethsrestaurantnola.com/ and plan on giving them a visit when you’re in New Orleans.
