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LAUREN LEIGHTON and SALLY OSTEEN
Issue date: 11/20/08 Section: Out & About
Staying in town over Thanksgiving and don't want to cook? Try one of Athens' many soul food restaurants to get a home-cooked meal.
Wilson's Soul Food downtown offers dishes such as mac and cheese, potato salad, ribs and more.
1965 W. Broad St.
Wilson's Soul Food
351 N. Hull St.
Chonell's Home Cooking
2361 W. Broad St., Suite 13
Peaches Fine Foods
840 W. Broad St.
Peaches Fine Foods, located on Broad Street, has favorites such as fried chicken, country-fried steak and pork chops.
Chonell's Home Cooking, next to The Omni Club, is the place to go for some good food and good company. It boasts large portions of the usual Southern fare such as okra, cornbread and sweet tea.
Finally, Food For the Soul's menu is more extensive than the others, including meat loaf, rice and gravy and other daily specials.
The prices at these restaurants are reasonable for such hefty portions. Most dinners cost less than $10. Some restaurants may be offering Thanksgiving menus, but call first.
Either way, these soul food diners serve filling and home-cooked meals that are sure to comfort during the holidays.
Wilson's Soul Food downtown offers dishes such as mac and cheese, potato salad, ribs and more.
SOUL FOOD OPTIONS
Food For the Soul1965 W. Broad St.
Wilson's Soul Food
351 N. Hull St.
Chonell's Home Cooking
2361 W. Broad St., Suite 13
Peaches Fine Foods
840 W. Broad St.
Peaches Fine Foods, located on Broad Street, has favorites such as fried chicken, country-fried steak and pork chops.
Chonell's Home Cooking, next to The Omni Club, is the place to go for some good food and good company. It boasts large portions of the usual Southern fare such as okra, cornbread and sweet tea.
Finally, Food For the Soul's menu is more extensive than the others, including meat loaf, rice and gravy and other daily specials.
The prices at these restaurants are reasonable for such hefty portions. Most dinners cost less than $10. Some restaurants may be offering Thanksgiving menus, but call first.
Either way, these soul food diners serve filling and home-cooked meals that are sure to comfort during the holidays.
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Seriously?
posted 11/20/08 @ 6:22 AM EST
Did it really take two of you to write this? This is just a half-assed version of this article...
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