Monday, March 11, 2013
Diners will eat for free during Another Broken Egg Cafe’s soft opening over a three-day period. Donations from patrons benefit the Spruil Center for the Arts, the Dunwoody Nature Center and the Community Assistance Center. Each charity has its own day.
Another Broken Egg Cafe is fast growing and opens its latest location in Perimeter Village shopping center, in April, with free meals. Donations from patrons over a three-day period benefit the Spruill Center for the Arts, the Dunwoody Nature Center and the Community Assistance Center. Each charity has its own day, Thursday, April 4; Friday, April 5, and Saturday, April 6, respectively. “If you want to leave $1 that’s fine. If you want to leave $100, we love that too,” said Felicity Hall, general manager for the new Dunwoody cafe. Hall said she researched the charities in the area. “I certainly wanted to support the community we are in,” she added. Another Broken Egg is a Creole-style franchise owned by Double R Restaurant Group, based …
Friday, March 1, 2013
Gayot.com lists the Dunwoody business as one of the top 10 wine bars in Atlanta.
If you enjoy a great glass of wine and sometimes desire a little guidance selecting the right bottle, here’s a little help. Bob Leavey, owner of d’Vine Wine Bar & Shop, in Dunwoody, has five recommendations. Gayot.com names d'Vine as one of the top 10 wine bars in Atlanta.
Tuesday, February 26, 2013
Word has spread about Cloud 9 since the business was showered with recognition by Google in 2010. The Dunwoody location is expected to open by March 1.
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Tuesday, February 26
If all goes well Michael Pettanato will open a new Cloud 9 Frozen Yogurt & Cupcakes location at Perimeter Mall by March 1, according to Tomorrow’s News Today - Atlanta online. He co-owns locations with his mother, Lorraine Evans and brother, TJ Pettenato, in Roswell and Buckhead. In 2011, Pettanto told Patch that the poor downturn in the economy inspired him to leave his mortgage company business and venture into the food industry. Their gourmet creations are prepared from scratch, he says. Word has spread about Cloud 9 since the business was showered with recognition by Google in 2010. It was one of five small, family-owned businesses in the United States to receive support, guidance and $100,000 worth of advertising. According to …
Friday, February 15, 2013
The Perimeter area restaurant is located across from Costco and opens today. Owner Ron Wolf said he stumbled on the location but welcomes its perks. The eatery features a variety of pocket pies for breakfast, lunch and dinner.
Ron Wolf has found a perfect location for his new Perimeter area restaurant, That Pie Place; and perhaps an ideal concept in pie pockets that appeals to both health-conscious and hearty eaters. “The real challenge we have is people think it’s a pizza place or a dessert place,” Wolf said. That Pie Place opens for business, Friday, at 6355 Peachtree Dunwoody Road. Located across the street from Costco, the restaurant is easily seen sitting catty-corner at the bottom of Park Place Apartments. The restaurant features a variety of pies for breakfast, lunch and dinner. There’s Salmon Coulibiac pie, with black pepper salmon, rice pilaf, white garlic cheese sauce, sautéed mushrooms, feta cheese and spinach. There’s Chiplote Black Bean Burger …
Friday, November 25, 2011
Georgians are part of a national movement to keep holiday cash at home.
“Look, Charlie, let's face it. We all know that Christmas is a big commercial racket. It's run by a big eastern syndicate, you know.” – Lucy van Pelt to Charlie Brown in “A Charlie Brown Christmas” Americans have worried about losing the true meaning of Christmas since at least 1965, when Charlie Brown lamented the holiday’s commercialization in a Peanuts special. This year, there’s a movement afoot to bring Christmas closer to home. An apparently anonymous essay circulating on the Web has drawn the attention of people in Georgia. It calls for buying local services as gifts instead of products manufactured in foreign countries: You see, Christmas is no longer about draining American pockets so that China can build another glittering city…
Thursday, November 17, 2011
From Pizza to Yogurt to Free Milk, don't miss great local deals this week!
Deal: Get a $20 gift certificate for Galla’s Pizza for only $8 when you purchase this online deal. Good through: Currently available, Good for one year from purchase. Deal: Save $10 in Office Max stores when you purchase $49 of HP ink as part of their weekly deals. Good through: Saturday, November 19. Deal: Enjoy a Café Express lunch for two at Mimi’s Café for only $15 with this printable coupon. Good through: Friday, November 18. Deal: Buy four participating General Mills, Pillsbury, Fiber One, Betty Crocker or Cascadian Farms items at Kroger and receive a free gallon of Kroger milk. Good through: Sunday, November 20. Deal: Love the frozen yogurt craze? Purchase a $10 gift certificate toCowlick’s Yogurt and Floats for only $5 with this …
Wednesday, November 16, 2011
Council passes fee structure for Sunday alcohol sales
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- Peter Cox
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Wednesday, November 16, 2011
Dunwoody residents overwhelmingly cast their votes last week to have the freedom to buy booze on Sundays. The Dunwoody City Council wants to collect a fee for those sales. Monday, the council approved a fee schedule for licensing Sunday package sales. Package retailers that would like to sell alcohol on Sundays will be assessed a $1,100 annual fee for the right to sell liquor on Sundays. The city charges the same price for Sunday sales at bars and restaurants, a fee set in 2009. The annual fee is the same price as most other cities that passed the referendum on Sunday alcohol sales, city officials said. Stores currently pay $4,000 for an alcohol sales license. Councilman Robert Wittenstein found the fee structure for Sunday sales …
Friday, April 15, 2011
Majority of council supports putting it to voters.
Dunwoody residents are likely to get their say in the Sunday liquor sales debate this fall. Tuesday, the Georgia House passed a bill to allow Sunday alcohol sales, and the bill is now moving on to Gov. Nathan Deal, who has said he’ll sign it. For people in the alcohol sales industry, it is welcome news. “It would definitely be a good because we’ll be open another day,” said Pratik Patel, owner of the Perimeter Bottle Shop. While the issue has been bounced around for several years, he said he figured that sooner or later the bill would get approval. State law currently prohibits grocery stores and other retailers from selling beer and wine Sunday, though people can buy and consume alcohol in bars and restaurants on Sunday. But under the …
Sunday, November 28, 2010
New Dunwoody restaurant features wings, pizza and Friday night fish fries
Buffalo, N.Y., has lent its name to that favorite of pub appetizers, wings. It's also known for its distinctive pizzas. But just because this is the South doesn't mean diners can't enjoy the same famous flavors right here at home. The owners of Galla's have brought the casual cuisine of their hometown to Dunwoody, recently opening at 1155 Mt. Vernon Highway. Since 2000, the business has been popular in East Cobb, and three years, they ventured into Chamblee. For this new location, they're not messing with a good thing: The favorites are all in place, starting with wings in 17 flavors, including Oriental sesame, honey barbecue and hot teriyaki. Buffalo natives will also recognize the "weck" rolls - short for Kimmelwecks, soft, doughy beds …
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