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Rising Son chef Hudson Rouse on fancy Southern food: “I don’t think there’s a place for expensive fried chicken”

Rising Son chef Hudson Rouse discusses the problem with fancy fried chicken, farming, and how he met his wife, craft soda queen Kathryn Fitzgerald Rouse.

Why Pine Street Market’s Rusty Bowers will never sell filet mignon

Pine Street Market's Rusty Bowers on the value of culinary school, his favorite steak, and the weirdest thing he's ever butchered.
Drift Fish House

Fresh on the Scene: Drift Fish House, Amer, Rising Son, and Hajime

Get the early word on four new Atlanta restaurants: Drift Fish House, Amer, Rising Son, and Hajime
Miley Bright

House Envy: Avondale Estates farmhouse has ties to Candlers, Waffle House founders

During its 116-year life, Decatur’s Miley Bright Farmhouse has been many things: a gentleman’s city retreat, working farm and dairy, dilapidated boarding house, private home, and most recently, bed and breakfast.
Where to live now

How much Atlanta’s median home values have increased

Since metro Atlanta’s recovery began in earnest in 2012, prices are up—in some places way up. Here, how the median home value has changed from December 2011 to December 2015.
Best of Atlanta 2015

Butcher: Pine Street Market

With one of the friendliest smiles in town, Rusty Bowers doesn’t look like someone who breaks down animal carcasses for a living.
Emergency Drinking Beer

New Beer: Emergency Drinking Beer, Wild Heaven Craft Beers

Introduced last spring, Emergency Drinking Beer—and its eye-catching yellow can—proved to be precisely what we needed to survive, frankly, everything.
Waffle House

Waffle House celebrates 60th anniversary during National Waffle Week

National Waffle Week, held the first week of September might be even bigger than usual this year because Waffle House turns 60 on Labor Day.
Lakefront Living

Lakefront living: HGTV’s Egypt Sherrod picks three great Atlanta-area neighborhoods on the water

There’s something about living on water that calms the soul, and you don’t have to leave Atlanta to do it. Many metro neighborhoods are built next to private or public reservoirs.

Can you match these 8 curated curiosities to their Atlanta museums?

Who's artifact is it anyway? See if you can tell which items belong to the Waffle House Museum, Georgia Capitol Museum, and more.

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