Alex Zhao, a new Augusta resident from New York and who most recently lived in Atlanta, grew up in the restaurant business. He’s knows a thing or two about the…
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As residents of any good southern town, we love visitors. Even more, we love letting guests in on the secrets of our town. So if you’ve just arrived and are…
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THURSDAY It’s going to be like nothing the Augusta Common has ever seen, and there are still tickets available (both general admission and VIP) to see the Flaming Lips live…
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When you’ve been in business as long as Fat Man’s Mill Café has, it can sometimes be difficult to keep things fresh. Havird and Brad Usry, however, are starting the…
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Let’s be honest: exploring the local area’s dining options is hardly the worst gig in the world. In fact, it’s been a pleasure more often than not. We get asked…
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The Augusta area has seen its fair share of bakeries and specialty cake shops. Cake shops haven’t lasted too long, and let’s face it; many of the best cakes we…
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It may be called Day of the Dead, but Craft & Vine’s upcoming celebration is just that: a celebration. “Day of the Dead is about honoring friends and family who…
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The weather was just awful last weekend, right? So what kind of bright sparks would go out in search of a food truck in that mess? Yep. We would. I…
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It’s been 12 years since Tricie Scholer and her family opened Wild Wing Café in a busy stretch of Washington Road. Some thought that, like its brew pub predecessor, it…
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The name is an indicator of its heritage, but it’s the slogan that exposes the heart and soul of one of downtown’s oldest family-owned businesses, Hildebrandt’s: Part German. Part Southern.…