Montgomery, Alabama’s state capital, was the home of both Hank Williams and Martin Luther King. The legacy of these two towering figures, so different in so many ways, is reflected in a city with complex culinary personality, from sassy chili dogs to southern comfort food to soulful barbecue to Gulf Coast seafood. In that last category, the hidden-gem Roadfood treasure is Jubilee Seafood, a plain-looking place with Gulf-Coast treasures that include an aristocratic West Indies salad. Other Montogmery must-eats include a meal at the Stockyard Grill, where cattlemen go for steaks and burgers followed by buttermilk pie. A detour west, to Selma, is essential for a taste of legendary Lannie’s Bar-B-Q, which has been a culinary destination for over 70 years.
Road Trip through Alabama Sweet Home Alabama! ... from Selma – Queen City of the Blackbelt – to Montgomery -- the Heart of Dixie -- is an inspiring journey through...
BBQ, Bar B Que and Bar-B-Q There isn’t anywhere to eat at Brenda’s BBQ but do not let that steer you away. The BBQ is too good to quibble...
What Is Meat & Three? A term used through much of the South, “meat and three” quite simply refers to a menu template that lists two to five entrees and...
Fried chicken is popular all across America and so different everywhere that it is not possible to say what city, state, or region does it best. While the process...
