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Tuesday, May 5, 2009
On the Road
I'm about to head out for the day. I'm running a project in Milledgeville and it's a good 2 hour drive away. Anyone familiar with the area I would definitely love a good lunch suggestion. I love BBQ, hotdogs, and hamburgers so let me hear it!
PIG IN A PIT Barb-B-Que 1835 North Columbia ST. Milledgeville, Georgia 31061 ph: 478-414-1744
Google recommendation, I've never actually been. But based on this article, I'd try it: http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/222432/_pig_in_a_pit_milledgeville_georgia_pg2.html?cat=8
Paradise Country BBQ 111 Old Montgomeryville Rd Milledgeville, GA 31061
This place is just off of 441 in the north end of the county. Good barbecue and brunswick stew. I ate there once while working in Eatonton last year and enjoyed it.
7 comments:
Eat at The Brick. It's downtown, has sports tv's everywhere and has some wings that will light you on fire. Look for it on Hancock Street.
And, of course, a great bar.
A couple doors down, there's a good coffee shop too, called Blackbird.
PIG IN A PIT
Barb-B-Que
1835 North Columbia ST.
Milledgeville, Georgia 31061
ph: 478-414-1744
Google recommendation, I've never actually been. But based on this article, I'd try it: http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/222432/_pig_in_a_pit_milledgeville_georgia_pg2.html?cat=8
Paradise Country BBQ
111 Old Montgomeryville Rd
Milledgeville, GA 31061
This place is just off of 441 in the north end of the county. Good barbecue and brunswick stew. I ate there once while working in Eatonton last year and enjoyed it.
I second the vote for Pig in a Pit for BBQ. My husband and I got married in Milledgeville and they catered our wedding. It was delicious!
I second The Brick - ridiculous pizza. Also, if Blackbird used to be Brewers, that's a great coffee shop too. So I'll second that as well.
I'm not too keen on original thoughts, in case you couldn't tell.
Note to self: If you want more people to comment bring up food.
Also, tell future Mackie to duck.
Pig in a pit. Brunswick Stew...mmmm
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