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If you’re not satisfied, we wanna hear about it and we’ll strive to make it right. Offering the same exceptional level of culinary genius as our Tucker restaurant, our catering team provides both residents and business owners with affordable dining options for a variety of events. Always fresh and made to order, your dinner and lunch options can include both new delights as well as old favorites. Don’t be surprised when your mouth starts to water at the mere sight of our catering menu. We designed it to make you do just that. As Atlanta’s most requested barbecue restaurant, we’ve curated a collection of side dishes, entrees and desserts that do more than just satisfy your guests, they delight them.
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I have nothing but good memories eating at different Old Hickory House restaurants. I asked George to open one in McDonough where I live. I hope Old Hickory North lake never closes. Yes, Northside Dr at NE corner of Deering. Our family at there many times in the 60's, even had them cater several events for us.Dont' think it was made clear, but the Piedmont Rd location, now Cowtippers, was a restaurant and the corp offices (if it's the same address).
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Located at the intersection of Cleveland and Stewart Aves... I went to the Old Hickory House with my sister and Dad as a child. We moved to Texas so I haven't had anything that good since.
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I grew up in the Northlake area and went to that location many times, usually with my dad, who liked to treat us. (Short stakes for the littles - that's what we all got). Now I like the biscuits and gravy, and somehow I've never eaten anything on the lunch/dinner menus.
Goodbye to Dunwoody's Old Hickory House - The Atlanta Journal Constitution
Goodbye to Dunwoody's Old Hickory House.
Posted: Thu, 04 Sep 2014 07:00:00 GMT [source]
They are listed here in alphabetical order. Sacramento is a bustling and vibrant city offering lots of great dining options and numerous cultural opportunities. Visit the California State Capitol Museum, the World Peace Rose Garden, Raley Field and much more. I worked at the Hickory House Commissary in Doraville in the mid 70’s as did many of my high school buddies. We made Brunswick stew and most of the food offered at the restaurants.
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From our award-winning entrees, such as ribs, brisket and pulled pork, to our world-renowned Brunswick stew and our always popular banana pudding, every dish promises tasty thrills for you and your guest. Affordable and delicious, Old Hickory House catering options take the stress and hassle out of your party and event planning. You can still eat at the OHH Northlake.
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I hope the Northlake location can last at least a little longer. Neutra ran his architectural from the original house from 1932 until a fire destroyed most of the main building in 1963. The Research House was rebuilt with the most modern materials and design adaptations by Neutra and his son Dion in 1966. There is also a Garden House on the property that was occupied by Dion Neutra and his family. Tours of the VDL House are conducted on Saturdays by architecture students from Cal Poly Pomona. George Jackson, owner of the Old Hickory House in Tucker, Ga. first started serving great barbeque on Piedmont Road, Atlanta, Ga. in 1955.
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But as a kid, the inly thing I would eat on the menu was a chick FIL A sand which. At that time it was the only place I knew that had them. One of my most important family memories.
The Old Hickory House in Washington Rd was a solid go to for breakfast and lunch. (I'd mention dinner, but I was expected home at that age! So, Bill Waite was owner of the Augusta OHH. Fast fwd...I moved to Atlanta (1987). Today, there is nothing on the property. If I had my way, I'd help start a new appreciation of a perfectly Southern restaurant concept that should still be an integral part of the fabric of our Southern roots. Used to go to northside drive location in mid '50's while in school at GT, not sure but think it was the original location for OHH.
Was a resident of Dunwoody for over 10 years. OHH was a traditional meeting place, usually for breakfast at least weekly, with my best friends there. I have always looked forward to meeting there in Dunwoody when I revisit Atlana. The atmosphere nutured many good times.
Lived in Dunwoody for almost 20 years and ate many a great meal at OHH. The closing makes me miss Dunwoody much less. On Northside drive, just a tad north of GT, is/was an Oga's and I think it used to be an OHH (based on reading ATM). The house includes a guest suite with wooden ceiling.
The passing of the Old Hickory House is sad for me, indeed. I believe that it closed around 2002. If you enjoy exploring the historic homes of famous, and not-so-famous people, there are a number of historic residences in Southern California that are open to the public as museums. Most of them are City, State and National Historic Landmarks There is some overlap with LA Local History Museums.
Great brunswick stew -- and one of the first places I ever saw those little jukeboxes at each booth. I was always a fan of the breakfast at Old Hickory House, especially the biscuits. Lots of good memories with the family and it always seemed packed for breakfast on the weekend. The Missions and Ranchos are a special designation of historic homes that have such a unique position in telling the history of southern California that they deserve a separate page.
I actually managed the pharr road location in the early 80s. I did most of the catering for the company as well. You cant find bbq or stew anywhere on the planet that compares to ohh. I have lived in the Atlanta area my whole life.
We have knowledgeable Lennar consultants who will be with you every step of the way, ensuring your smooth transition into homeownership. Of course, you are welcome to work with an independent realtor but not all communities offer a broker co-op commission. I remember the Tallahassee Old Hickory House on East Tennessee Street.
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