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Was watching the Cooking Channel this morning and they had a bit on about www.roadfood.com The most memorable local eateries along the highways and back roads of America
Looks like kind of a Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives concept (love that show!)...these two guys ride around and find all kinds of joints to visit then review the food. Could be an interesting site to check out, especially for those of you who travel a bit for work or pleasure.
dr. mabuse
06-13-2010, 07:47
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Red Flag 1
06-13-2010, 09:27
Looks like a great site. Signed on for e-mail.
Thanks Gypsy!!
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Was watching the Cooking Channel this morning and they had a bit on about www.roadfood.com
Thanks Gypsy,, signed up for emails..
IIRC, route 66 out of Texas heading west has a few good surprises like that.:D
Same around these parts!
Glad I posted it.
Thank you--added it to my favorites. Typed in a few cities I visit in Tx, Ms and La and batted 75%. Some places I go the food just ain't there.
greenberetTFS
06-13-2010, 15:17
Looks like a great site. Signed on for e-mail.
Thanks Gypsy!!
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Same here Gypsy,signed up on the web site.............;)
Big Teddy :munchin
219seminole
06-13-2010, 21:33
Two places in Chattanooga, Tn:
Bea's, where you sit at a round table and the food is piled in the center and is refilled. Great fried chicken. Eat till you are done. Big crowds of working folks at lunch and a big Sunday after church crowd. It's the fried chicken.
http://www.yelp.com/biz/beas-restaurant-chattanooga
Nikki's Drive-In, though no longer a true drive-in, terrific road food, and the best jumbo fried shrimp to be had. Cash, checks (yes, they'll take a check), but no credit cards.
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Chattanooga-TN/Nikkis-Drive-In/65768471087?v=wall
Time for a trip back to Chattanooga.