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“A Toast to Allen Jones”
Sunday, January 29th | 4:30pm-7:30pm
The client list that consultant Allen Jones carries with him IS the   face of the Atlanta restaurant scene – though many are unaware of the   remarkable contribution this brilliant man has made to the way Atlanta   dines. A talented entrepreneur, business consultant, market feasibility   consultant, political organizer, and networking leader, Allen’s   excellent organization and leadership skills have proven successful to   many of Atlanta’s most successful and longest living Atlanta   restaurants.
Please join us to honor his talent, uncommon character and unique   contribution to the Atlanta restaurant scene for one night only with a   “Toast to Allen Jones.”
Guests will be enjoy an informal evening of delicious food and   creative drink in a casual walk-around tasting/grazing format to laud   Allen’s remarkable work. Proceeds will benefit the Feed My Lambs   foundation that Allen has started to benefit and empower underserved   children and communities. (Link: http://feedmylambs.net/)
Location: 4th & Swift Date: Sunday January 29, 2012 Time: 4:30pm-7:30pm Toast to Allen: 6:00pm
Restaurants include: jay swift- fourth & swift chris hall – local three / muss & turner’s todd mussman – muss & turner’s / local three steven satterfield – miller union todd ginsberg – bocado linton hopkins – restaurant eugene ryan hidinger – staplehouse (new restaurant coming soon) samantha enzmann – the mercantile
Libations from: kevin bragg – 4th & Swift holeman & finch- cocktailskimball mill- cocktails  (new restaurant coming soon)
Price is $100 per person (+ small fee to Brown Paper Tickets). 100% of profits go to charity.Click here to purchase your tickets 
“A Toast to Allen Jones”

Sunday, January 29th | 4:30pm-7:30pm

The client list that consultant Allen Jones carries with him IS the face of the Atlanta restaurant scene – though many are unaware of the remarkable contribution this brilliant man has made to the way Atlanta dines. A talented entrepreneur, business consultant, market feasibility consultant, political organizer, and networking leader, Allen’s excellent organization and leadership skills have proven successful to many of Atlanta’s most successful and longest living Atlanta restaurants.

Please join us to honor his talent, uncommon character and unique contribution to the Atlanta restaurant scene for one night only with a “Toast to Allen Jones.”

Guests will be enjoy an informal evening of delicious food and creative drink in a casual walk-around tasting/grazing format to laud Allen’s remarkable work. Proceeds will benefit the Feed My Lambs foundation that Allen has started to benefit and empower underserved children and communities. (Link: http://feedmylambs.net/)

Location: 4th & Swift
Date: Sunday January 29, 2012
Time: 4:30pm-7:30pm
Toast to Allen: 6:00pm

Restaurants include:
jay swift- fourth & swift
chris hall – local three / muss & turner’s
todd mussman – muss & turner’s / local three
steven satterfield – miller union
todd ginsberg – bocado
linton hopkins – restaurant eugene
ryan hidinger – staplehouse (new restaurant coming soon)
samantha enzmann – the mercantile

Libations from:
kevin bragg – 4th & Swift
holeman & finch- cocktails
kimball mill- cocktails  (new restaurant coming soon)

Price is $100 per person (+ small fee to Brown Paper Tickets). 100% of profits go to charity.
Click here to purchase your tickets 

— 3 months ago
Peach Jam 2011
Slow Food Atlanta teamed up with the East Atlanta Village Farmers Market and the Grant Park Farmers Market to celebrate one of Georgia’s most beloved local fruits -the peach.
Miles Macquarrie won first place with his drink Pearson’s Pride.
Paul Calvert from Pura Vida took second with his drink Heart on Fire.
Market Chef Seth Freedman won third with his drink Sun Golden Peach.
All three drinks will be featured in a flight for tasting next Thursday at the Midway Pub.
Peach Jam continues Sunday with the Cobbler Contest at the Grant Park Farmers Market.
photo credit: Elizabeth Johnston

Peach Jam 2011

Slow Food Atlanta teamed up with the East Atlanta Village Farmers Market and the Grant Park Farmers Market to celebrate one of Georgia’s most beloved local fruits -the peach.

Miles Macquarrie won first place with his drink Pearson’s Pride.

Paul Calvert from Pura Vida took second with his drink Heart on Fire.

Market Chef Seth Freedman won third with his drink Sun Golden Peach.

All three drinks will be featured in a flight for tasting next Thursday at the Midway Pub.

Peach Jam continues Sunday with the Cobbler Contest at the Grant Park Farmers Market.

photo credit: Elizabeth Johnston

— 10 months ago with 2 notes
Peach Jam 2011
photo credit: Elizabeth Johnston

Peach Jam 2011

photo credit: Elizabeth Johnston

— 10 months ago
Two votes shy of being crowned the 2011 Sausage Kings. Runner Up! We’ll take it!

Two votes shy of being crowned the 2011 Sausage Kings. Runner Up! We’ll take it!

— 11 months ago with 3 notes
Sausage Fest →

Sausage Fest

Sunday 

June 5th, 2011. 2-5pm.

Local Atlanta chefs compete for the title of Sausage King!

Join us for a day of fun, friends, beer and most of all Sausage!

Tickets: $5.00 Each

Price gets you small tastes of all the competitor’s entries.

More information to come but please save the date! 

Don’t miss out on this great event!

— 11 months ago
head cheese

head cheese

— 11 months ago