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Archive » Slice of The Month
	Slice of the Month Pappardella Pasta by Karin Calloway
Archive » Sip!
	Sip! by Dennis Sodomka
Archive » In Season
	In Season: Vidalia Onions Vidalia Onion Season by Karin Calloway
Archive » Artisan
	Artisan Artisan: Steven Moore, The Indian Queen by Karin Calloway
Archive » 3 Things
	3 Things With Kim HInes Augusta Locally Grown's Kim Hines shares some of her favorite things. by Karin Calloway
Archive » Cooking Class
	Cooking Class Food and Cooking Events by Karin Calloway

Archive »Restaurant:

	Five-Star Casual Like a sower of fine tastes, executive chef and international traveler Edward Mendoza operates as a porter of flavor, spreading seeds of culinary secrets from one region of the world to another. by Laurie Merrill
	Blue Sky All the Way With its brightly painted “sky” ceiling and its mix of eclectic Cuban, Asian and American-style offerings, Blue Sky restaurant continues to set itself apart. Danielle Wong Moores
	A Taste of Northern India Rajeet Singh offers a menu of authentic food from his boyhood homeland. by Danielle Wong Moores
	Asian Experience For more than 20 years, the Shangri-La restaurant on Washington Road has been at the pinnacle of Augusta’s authentic Chinese dining experience. Laurie Merrill
	The Art of Food Cadwallader's Cafe owners Colden and Mary Waller have created a unique offering of old world wines, with an ever-changing electic menu, all designed to assure repeat visits. Laurie Merrill

Archive »By the Glass:

	Beyond Pink Augusta Magazine’s selective guide to food and drink in Augusta by Dennis Sodomka
	Wines of Summer Crisp and icy, there’s nothing more refreshing at the end of the day than a glass or two of your favorite wine. Dennis Sodomka
	Wines of Paso Robles Paso Robles is the largest and most diverse wine region in California with many distinct soils, microclimates and unique topography. With 26,000 vineyard acres and, more being planted all the time, it is the fastest growing American Viticultural Area (AVA) in California. Dennis Sodomka
	Holiday to Remember Sitting in the Ahwahnee Hotel at Yosemite National Park listening to great winemakers talk about their craft, columnist Dennis Sodomka marvels at how simple it sounds. Dennis Sodomka
	Give a Gift From the Vine With so many creative labels and good wines, you can mix and match a few bottles to come up with your own unique holiday statement. Dennis Sodomka

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Best of Augusta Dining

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Archive » Dine Out
	Exceptionally Fresh Frog Hollow offers the new American Tavern experience in a upscale way. Laurie Merrill
Ahh! Burgundy. When looking for the best Pinot Noir or Chardonnay in the world, the place to start is the Burgundy region of France. Dennis Sodomka
Archive » By the Glass
	Beyond Pink Augusta Magazine’s selective guide to food and drink in Augusta by Dennis Sodomka
	Wines of Summer Crisp and icy, there’s nothing more refreshing at the end of the day than a glass or two of your favorite wine. Dennis Sodomka
Archive » Restaurant
	Five-Star Casual Like a sower of fine tastes, executive chef and international traveler Edward Mendoza operates as a porter of flavor, spreading seeds of culinary secrets from one region of the world to another. by Laurie Merrill
	Blue Sky All the Way With its brightly painted “sky” ceiling and its mix of eclectic Cuban, Asian and American-style offerings, Blue Sky restaurant continues to set itself apart. Danielle Wong Moores
Archive » Dining Guide
Best of Augusta Dining

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