Food Archives - Page 17 of 18

Sustainable. Organic. Local. June/July 2016

The New York Butcher Shoppe 465 Highland Ave. • Surrey Center The New York Butcher Shoppe, which offers quality meats, gourmet prepared foods and specialty grocery items, was started 30 years ago in Mt. Pleasant, S.C., by a third-generation family of butchers from...

Sustainable. Organic. Local. May 2016

by Layla Khoury-Hanold | Food, Palate

Füse 1002 Broad St. • fuse-augusta.com • (706) 305-1029 • Closed Tuesdays A GLANCE at Fuse’s menu and its varied global culinary influences might make it difficult to pinpoint what kind of restaurant it is. Just don’t call it fusion. Instead, think of it as a...

The Quest for Best

by Deb Barshafsky | Food

FOR THE PAST TWO DECADES, local seafood purveyor Crab King has held court at the intersection of Milledgeville and Olive roads on the inner fringe of South Augusta. One of their marketing strategies in the days of yore involved stationing a wizened old king on the...

Sustainable. Organic. Local. April 2016

by Layla Khoury-Hanold | Food

Bodega Ultima FOR HIS LATEST VENTURE, restaurateur Kevin Goldsmith (of TakoSushi) teamed up with his son Cary Goldsmith to dream up a concept with a more European feel. As their vision for Bodega Ultima developed, the father-son team reflected on their passion for and...

Sustainable. Organic. Local. February/March 2016

by Layla Khoury-Hanold | Food, Palate

Abel Brown Southern Kitchen & Oyster Bar 491 Highland Ave. • Surrey Center • abelbrownaugusta.com “I’m a minimalist by nature, so I wanted to do something clean and fresh. Something more modern but still casual enough that you can come anytime,” chef–owner Todd...

Google This

by Deb Barshafsky | Food

GOOGLE’S ANNUAL “Year in Search” retrospective reveals much about who we are as a global community. The tragedy in Paris, for example, generated more than 897 million searches across the world. What happened in Paris? Why did ISIS attack Paris? Is it safe to...

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Augusta Magazine’s Front Porch

Episode 11: Jay Jefferies
Jay Jefferies stops by to deliver the weather and much more!
Episode 10 - Nesia Wright
We had the pleasure of sitting down with Nesia Wright, owner and CEO of the Georgia Soul Basketball Team. Ashlee and Nesia discuss life as the owner of a basketball team, retirement and more.
Episode 9: Venus Morris Griffin
Venus Morris Griffin, one of the top real estate agents in the Augusta area, stops by our front porch to talk about her success and her upcoming book. This episode is sure to set a fire in you to go for your dreams!
Episode 8: Michael Romano
Michael Romano, self-proclaimed carbohydrate king and executive pastry chef for Edgar's Hospitality Group stopped by our front porch to chat with Ashlee.