Named after Nathaniel Greene, second in command under George Washington. Lived in Savannah 60 days, died of a heat stroke. Eli Whitney invented the cotton engine on Greene's plantation in 1794.
Think mega-store, not market. A must every time I make my Mecca to Atlanta. Food lover's paradise. The most accurate description I've heard is that if Buford FM doesn't have it, it doesn't exist.
great russian section! try the baltika beer from st.petersburg and chocolates from moscow!
They have a farmers market as well as meat/seafood. Not a lot of exotic options (guava. Star fruit, etc) but they do have alligator, rabbit, frog legs, and conch
This is the place to buy hard to find cheeses and meats. If you don't feel like cooking, Chef Todd Immel can set you up with a wonderful dinner to take home! -Hector Santiago, Top Chef
The wings are drenched in a sticky chili ginger sauce that's spicy, sweet, salty, and earthy. Read more.
If you like a very firm, awesome acupressure massage, ask for #5. Hip bath and body scrub are a must, too!!
Phenomenal food. Try a calamari or fish taco. Fries are cooked in sesame oil so it gives them a great taste. Also try a taco from the special limited time menu. Skip the pulled pork taco.
Check out Delia's Chicken Sausage Stand as it was featured on Food Paradise for The Hot Mess, chicken sausage, chili, beer and cheese sauce and jalapenos. Read more.
The Georgia Peach Martini is good. They were out of the Dogfish 60 Minute IPA and the Green Tomato sliders! 😔
This spot has great service and wine, but where it really shines is the carefully curated charcuterie and the small plates, which range from eggplant fries to pork cheek tacos. [Eater 38 Member]
Do the haunted ghost tours at 9 it not only has plenty of town history but you learn about the people haunting certain buildings.
See the famous “Bird Girl” statue seen in Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil in the Telfair Museum (121 Barnard). – Green Guide Editor
