Georgia Food Tour 2018
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Georgia Food is worth traveling for. Seriously! Over a period of 5 days (besides the airport food) almost every meal I consumed tasted like it was made with love and time. Although I had a lot of great food, I know I have barely scratched the surface of all the great Georgia food available. Nonetheless, I think you will agree I had a very blessed week based on the following pictures! I know I will be back (very soon) for some great Georgia food. Scroll down to see my top recommendations based on my first hand experiences. I would love if you could leave a comment below with your favorite dish and/or some Georgia food recommendations of your own. Enjoy!
TWO URBAN LICKS
https://www.twourbanlicks.com/
(Poncey-Highland)
820 Ralph McGill Blvd NE
Atlanta, GA 30306
When you walk into Two Urban Licks, you know you’re about to enjoy something special. There is just something about this place that screams…..“hipster-elegance?” That’s the best way I can describe it. The food tasted even better than it looked, which was already Insta-worthy. Two Urban Licks is definitely considered a “hotspot” so you’ll want to make your reservations far in advance. The night we went, they even had live music!
POKE BURRI & LIFTING NOODLES RAMEN
(East Atlanta Village)
477 Flat Shoals Ave SE
Atlanta, GA 30316
The building is labeled Suki Suki, and it is a collection of little restaurants that likely operate as a collective. You’ll want to check the website before you come here to make sure your restaurant of choice is open, because they operate on a revolving schedule. This is a great place to bring a group, because everyone is likely to find something tasty here. As of this posting, this location offers Mediterranean, Tacos, Ramen, Sushi, Moroccan, and Vietnamese Cuisine. In the parking lot across the street, you’ll also notice the beautiful graffiti. Here are the artists’ links for more info: Image 1, Image 2.
The Olde Pink House
https://www.plantersinnsavannah.com/olde-pink-house-restaurant
(Historic Savannah)
23 Abercorn St, Savannah, GA 31401
Have you ever wanted to eat a fancy meal in a colonial mansion? The Olde Pink House will make your dreams come true. This restaurant was truly steeped in history and Southern charm. It took me at least 20 minutes to decide what I wanted to order, because everything looked so delicious! You ever go to an high-end restaurant, and everything is: 1. expensive, 2. small portioned, and 3. overrated? This is NOT one of those places. Although it is on the pricey side, I believe the prices are justified. You will definitely walk away satisfied. Because of the healthy portion sizes, none of us finished our food, and we all needed take-home boxes. I cannot wait to come back!
TWO CRACKED EGGS
https://twocrackedeggscafe.com/
(Historic Savannah)
202 E Bay St, Savannah, GA 31401
Before we left Savannah, we stopped in here hoping for a good, Southern breakfast…and we were not disappointed! I highly recommend this restaurant if you are looking for high-quality food and large portions. Our server was so friendly and inviting. It almost felt like we were dining in a good friend’s house. Two Cracked Eggs is located along the banks of the Savannah Riverfront if you enjoy a view with your meal.
I hope you enjoyed looking/drooling over these food pics! Which dish(es) would YOU eat? Have a Georgia food or Georgia restaurant suggestion for me? I would love to hear all about it in the comments below! 🙂
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21 Comments
Shirley
Mimosas and Shrimp and Grits for me! It looks like you all had to much fun and what a great girls trip idea!
Dominique
It was an awesome girls trip! The shrimp and grits was my favorite meal (I think!)
Missy Debnar
I would try them all. The diversity of different foods to test is great. Yum.
Dominique
Yes, there are foods of all types here!
Jen
I love the Savannah post! I have fond memories of there myself…all to do to with great food! https://www.thisfamilyblog.com
Dominique
It’s a pretty awesome place 🙂
Trisha
Wow! All of those places look, and sound, amazing! Now I’m hungry! 🙂
Dominique
Thank you for visiting!
Pam
Oh my goodness, I want to try them all. These look delicious! Thanks for sharing more restaurants to add to my must-try someday list.
Dominique
Thank you for reading!
Tricia Snow
Everything looked absolutely amazing! I love food and GA!! Atlanta is a great place to live and I obviously miss it!
Dominique
I can’t wait to go back and visit again!
Kristie
Wow! This food looks AMAZING! I loved visiting Savannah, but it was many years ago. I’m glad you got there. And I want a bourbon pecan tart right. now! 🙂
Dominique
It was super yummy!
Karie
I love food tours! I keep meaning to get over to Georgia the food might just push me to do it. I think the OldePink house would be right up my alley I am putting it on my list to do. Great Food tour!
Dominique
Food tours are the best!
Julie
I certainly was drooling. These restaurants in Savannah look amazing!!
Dominique
They were awesome 🙂
alison
Southern food anytime for me. I’m stuck in Baltimore which can’t decide if it’s southern or northern. Yum, would love to discover those places you introduced me to.
Dominique
Thank you for reading!
Monica Davenport
Spent last week in Savannah for anniversary celebration. The olde pink house was definite favorite. Wish for copycat recipes for southern sushi and bourbon molasses pork tenderloin!