Snow in Atlanta!!!

This cafe has the most delicious (breakfast) food around. They use fresh ingredients and lots of organic, healthy and non-typical foods. Their whole wheat french toast with raspberry sauce is heavenly. They have oatmeal pancakes, chicken sausage, turkey bacon, goat cheese, spinach, hormone free-grass fed steak, salmon and black beans all on just their breakfast menu! The breakfast potatoes are delightfully seasoned with rosemary and the grits are superb in their creaminess. If you didn't think you liked grits, try theirs and you might change your mind! They are supposedly known for their famous biscuits, but I wasn't that impressed with the biscuits. I was too engrossed in the other flavors on my plate. Just for the record, I had the Egg-Stravaganza with two eggs, turkey bacon, chicken sausage, rosemary potatoes and the french toast. Yummy! I can't wait to go back!

They also serve lunch and dinner, but breakfast is served all day. Their sweet tea and coffee are also good. The service is friendly and the place fills up and often has a short waiting line around meal times.

Take a look at the menu on their website. It is different, but delicious! This cafe is one of the sought after stops of many visitors to Atlanta and has several locations in the city.

This is THE place to be for Green Bay Packers football in the Atlanta area! The bar and grill seats 250+ fans for game day. You need to get there early, especially for big game days, to get a seat. And you better be wearing green and gold! This is a great place to watch the games because the bar has about 60 tvs on the walls and about 4 huge screen tvs. Every seat faces a tv. It is also fun to watch games here because the whole crowd gets into the game - its almost like being at the game.

The service is good with friendly servers and the prices reasonable, even leaning towards cheap for drinks. For $40, we had two pitchers of beer, two meals and an appetizer (for 2 people).

I've heard the bar is also fun for Thrashers hockey games and other sporting events. They also have Trivia (unless a Packer game is on) and can be a fun scene on weekends. The only downside is that it can get smoky in there and for guys, the bathroom line gets really long on game days, so get in line early. Ladies, no problems there for once! Another downside is that it is on the northern edge of Atlanta, about a 20-30 minute drive from downtown Atlanta.

Another note on getting to the game early. My sister and I arrived 90 minutes before the kickoff for the NFC championship game and there were no tables left anywhere. We walked around and asked to sit with a nice couple that had two empty chairs at their table. I'm so glad we did! We got great seats - front row to the big tv (like 6 ft by 10 ft).