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                                                ATLANTA: Bone’s   $$$
                                               Steak House
                                               3130 Piedmont Rd NE, 30305
                                               Tel (404) 237-2663
                                               This big­ticket steak house is a
                                               favorite with the business crowd
                                               and those looking to celebrate
                                               a special occasion. Prime, aged,
                                               and corn­fed beef, fresh seafood,
                                               and Maine lobster are the
                                               mainstays. Impressive wine list.
                                                ATLANTA: Holman & Finch
                                               Public House     $$$
                                               American
                                               2277 Peachtree Rd NE, 30309
                                               Tel (404) 948-1175
       Entrance to The Wilkes House inn, housing Mrs. Wilkes’ Dining Room, Savannah, Georgia  Food­lovers are wowed by the
                                               ever­changing menu, full of
       COLUMBIA: Al’s Upstairs                 obscure ingredients and nose­to­
       Italian Restaurant   $$ Georgia         tail fare, at this modern restaurant.
       Italian                                 What some consider the city’s
       300 Meeting St, W Columbia, 29169  ATHENS: Cali N Tito’s   $  best burger is sold in limited
       Tel (803) 794-7404   Closed Sun  Latin American  quantities nightly and also features
       Enjoy stunning city views from this   1427 S Lumpkin St, 30608  in the Sunday brunch menu.
       spot set inside a 1900s building.   Tel (706) 227-9979
       Entrées feature fresh Atlantic sea­  Authentic Latin American flavors   JEKYLL ISLAND:
       food, hand­cut steaks, Italian   and tasty fish tacos are the main   Grand Dining Room   $$$
       specialties, and pasta dishes.  draw here. The colorful dining   American/Seafood
                           area and outdoor patio are lively.   371 Riverview Dr, 31527
       COLUMBIA: Blue Marlin   Payment by cash only.  Tel (912) 635-5155
       Seafood                                 This elegant restaurant is decked
       1200 Lincoln St, 29201  ATHENS: Last Resort Grill   $$  out in Victorian style with high­
       Tel (803) 799-3838  Southern American   backed chairs, and fireplaces.
       Set in a converted train station,   174–184 W Clayton St, 30601  The Continental menu features
       Blue Marlin serves Lowcountry   Tel (706) 549-0810  the JP Morgan crab melt,
       cuisine, with an emphasis on sea­  Housed in a historic building, with  bouillabaisse, pan­roasted duck
       food and hand­cut steaks. The   seating in booths or in the court­  breast, rosemary lamb loin, and
       house favorites include oysters   yard, this eatery attracts crowds   award­winning shrimp and grits.
       Bienville and Firecracker flounder.  for its modern, rich Southern and
                           Southwestern­influenced cuisine.  DK Choice
       HILTON HEAD: A Lowcountry
       Backyard         $$  ATLANTA: The Varsity   $  SAVANNAH: Mrs. Wilkes’
       Southern American   Diner                Dining Room      $
       32 Palmetto Bay Rd, 29928  61 North Ave, 30308  Southern American
       Tel (843) 785-9273  Tel (404) 881-1706   107 W Jones St, 31401
       This popular eatery is known for    This is the world’s largest drive­in   Tel (912) 232-5997  Closed Sat &
       its creative take on Lowcountry   fast­food restaurant, dating back   Sun; Jan
       cui sine made using local ingred­  to 1928. Both locals and visitors   Guests gather each weekday
       ients. Lively outdoor patio.  line up for burgers, chili dogs,   morning to partake in a true
                           and other fast­food favorites.  Southern­style experience of
       MYRTLE BEACH: Mr. Fish   $               sitting at communal tables and
       Seafood             ATLANTA: Colonnade   eating platters of traditional
       6401 N Kings Hwy, 29572  Restaurant   $$  favorites. Sample from the huge
       Tel (843) 839-3474  American             servings of fried chicken, sweet
       This landmark restaurant and   1879 Cheshire Bridge Rd NE, 30324  potato soufflé, black­eyed peas,
       seafood market serves the freshest   Tel (404) 874-5642  mac ‘n’ cheese, BBQ pork, and
       fish in town. The classic fried   Defining local culinary traditions   okra gumbo. The lunch­only
       dishes, hearty gumbo, and sushi   since 1927, this superb restaurant   offerings change daily.
       are impressive. Gluten­free pizzas   serves dishes such as fried chicken,
       and healthy fare are also available.  sirloin steak, and country vege­
                           tables. Friendly staff.  SAVANNAH: Alligator Soul   $$
       MYRTLE BEACH: The Library               Cajun/Creole
       Restaurant      $$$  ATLANTA: La Grotta    114 Barnard St, 31401
       French/European     Ristorante Italiano   $$  Tel (912) 232-7899
       1212 N Kings Hwy, 29577  Italian        A welcoming downtown
       Tel (843) 448-4527   Closed Sun;    2637 Peachtree Rd NE, 30305  restaurant, Alligator Soul is
       Nov–Mar: Mon        Tel (404) 231-1368   Closed Sun  famed for its commitment to
       Established in 1974, this is the top   This sophisticated restaurant   organic, local, and regional
       choice for special­occasion dining.   serves fine Northern Italian fare,   ingredients, with an emphasis
       Tuxedoed staff serve clas sic   including seafood, beef, veal and   on humanely treated animals.
       Continental dishes such as Steak   chicken entrées, pastas, and deca­  Organic cocktails and home­
       Diane and flambéed desserts.  dent desserts. Lengthy wine list.  made desserts are popular.
       For key to prices see page 279
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