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       SAVANNAH: The Olde Pink   atmosphere. Complement your   LEXINGTON: Stella’s
       House            $$  food with beers from the local   Kentucky Deli   $
       American            microbrewery, Smoky Mountain.  Deli
       23 Abercorn St, 31401                   143 Jefferson St, 40508
       Tel (912) 232-4286   DK Choice          Tel (859) 255-3354
       This renowned restaurant                This welcoming deli showcases
       housed inside an 18th-century   MEMPHIS: Corky’s BBQ   $  local growers and producers and
       mansion serves New-Southern   Barbecue  supports local food economies.
       fare in an upscale setting. Live   5259 Poplar Ave, 38119  Sandwiches, salads, soups, and
       entertainment nightly.  Tel (901) 685-9744  desserts are all made in-house.
                            A traditional barbecue joint,
       ST. SIMONS: Crabdaddy’s   $$  Corky’s serves hand-pulled pork   LEXINGTON: Distilled at
       Seafood              shoulder, plus dry-rub and tangy-  Gratz Park   $$$
       1217 Ocean Blvd, 31522  sauced ribs, all slow-cooked over   American/Southern
       Tel (912) 634-1120   hickory and charcoal. The walls   120 W Second St, 40507
       An extensive menu of tasty   carry pictures of famous   Tel (859) 252-4949
       locally caught fish, served grilled,   customers, and there’s a lively,   Guests enjoy some of the city’s
       black ened, fried or steamed, is   family-friendly atmosphere.  finest food in this elegant dining
       served at this popular restaurant.      room. Regional dishes are
                                               prepared with a modern twist,
       TYBEE ISLAND: Crab Shack   $  MEMPHIS: Gus’ World Famous   such as mushroom-dusted beef
       Seafood             Fried Chicken     $  tenderloin. Excellent service.
       40 Estill Hammock Rd, 31328  Southern American
       Tel (912) 786-9857  310 S Front St, 38103  LOUISVILLE: Hammerheads   $
       The menu at this family-friendly   Tel (901) 527-4877  American
       eatery includes regional favorites   This no-frills restaurant is one of   921 Swan St, 40204
       such as Lowcountry Boil and   the world’s best go-to places for   Tel (502) 365-1112   Closed Sun
       steamed oysters. Sit in the casual   authentic Southern fried chicken   Head here to sample an array of
       dining room or outdoors.  with all the down-home fixings.  American pub food. A fine list of
                                               local craft beers and lively music
                           NASHVILLE: Arnold’s Country   contribute to the youthful vibe.
                           Kitchen           $
       Tennessee           Southern American    LOUISVILLE: Havana Rumba  $$
                           605 8th Ave S, 37203  Cuban
       CHATTANOOGA: 212 Market   Tel (615) 256-4455  Closed Sat & Sun  4115 Oechsli Ave, 40207
       Restaurant       $$  Visit this lunch-only spot for meat-  Tel (502) 897-1959
       American            and-three dishes comprising a   The Cuban owner of this place
       212 Market St, 37402  main entrée such as barbecue   has carved out a niche in the
       Tel (423) 265-1212  pork or roast beef, and tasty sides.   local dining scene by providing
       The ever-changing menu of               an authentic experience through
       creative takes on contemporary   NASHVILLE: Capitol Grille   $$$  flavorful family recipes and
       American cuisine at this restau-  Southern American  friendly service.
       rant features local ingredients.   231 6th Ave N, 37219
       The dining room has balcony   Tel (615) 345-7116  DK Choice
       seating and rustic decor.  In an elegant setting dating back
                           to 1910, black Angus beef, sea food,   LOUISVILLE: Lilly’s Bistro  $$
       GATLINBURG: Cherokee Grill  $$  and the best local produce are   American
       Steakhouse          turned into inspired regional fare.  1147 Bardstown Rd, 40204
       1002 Parkway, 37738                      Tel (502) 451-0447  Closed Sun &
       Tel (865) 436-4287  NASHVILLE: The Catbird    Mon
       Great steaks and chicken mains   Seat   $$$  Innovative food and an inviting
       are the major draws here, served   American  atmosphere make this charming
       in a rustic mountain retreat   1711 Division St, 37203  bistro popular with locals and
                           Tel (615) 810-8200  Closed Sun–Tue  visitors alike. The kitchen utilizes
                           Patrons at this buzzing venue    garden-fresh produce to create
                           can watch the cooking of the   an ever-changing menu of
                           prix-fixe menu from their seats,   original dishes such as beef
                           around the U-shaped kitchen.  filet with herb gnocchi and
                                                kale, pimento cheese wontons,
                                                and calamari nachos. Take
                                                advantage of the extensive
                           Kentucky             bourbon menu.
                           BEREA: Boone Tavern
                           Restaurant       $$  LOUISVILLE: Jack Fry’s   $$$
                           Southern American   American
                           100 Main St, 40404  1007 Bardstown Rd, 40204
                           Tel (859) 985-3700  Tel (502) 452-9244
                           The menu at the homey Boone   This speakeasy, established in 1933,
                           Tavern Restaurant includes signa-  has a colorful history. Today, it is
                           ture dishes such as rabbit pot pie   popular for its live jazz, expertly
       Modern interior of The Catbird Seat with an   and its famous spoonbread, all   made cocktails, and a varied
       open-plan kitchen, Nashville, Tennessee  made from locally grown produce.  menu of delicious regional fare.
                                         1930s hotels lining Ocean Drive, Miami Beach, Florida
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