EAT – Cafe 209 By Griffin Nelson | Photo by John Antaki I walk in the door to a hearty welcome and what would certainly be a huge hug if it weren’t for COVID-19 restrictions. I’ve never felt so at home despite 6 feet of separation. And I get the impression...
By Vera Stewart | Photo by Amy J. Owen There are two perfect windows of opportunity in Augusta to entertain outdoors: Late spring after the pollen has subsided, and late fall when the temperatures begin to dip. The expansion of our entertaining spaces to the...
EAT – Never Argue Over Dinner Again By Griffin Nelson | Photo by John Antaki When I first moved to the area seven years ago, my husband and I were broke newlyweds. We both loved to eat and cook and wanted to explore restaurants that were unique to the area. It...
How many times has the following happened to you? You’re relaxing at home or busy with errands when you find out last minute that you’re having company over to watch the game or the golf tournament. While I have a few go-to recipes that are easy to whip up for these...
Above photography by Alison South Marketing Group, Austin Templeton ARTISAN – Vance’s Bakery Bar At the end of 2017, after some big, life-altering events and with a quickly approaching military retirement, Troy and Amy Adamo sat down and asked themselves,...
Above photograph by Zach McCabe EAT – Pineapple Ink Tavern When sea trade became more prevalent between the Caribbean and Europe and North American coasts in the 14th-16th century, the sweet taste and short shelf-life of pineapples made them a hot...
Welcome to Augusta Magazine's Front Porch. In our inaugural episode we discuss why we started a podcast and what we plan to discuss in future episodes. Our theme song is Front Porch Jazz, by Timepassages
Augusta Magazine’s Front Porch
