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Originally posted by 6star

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Originally posted by signman

Nu-way Wieners is Macon’s most famous restaurant. I think you can have both meals there.

If you would like some Nu-Way food pictures, check this website out:

http://www.kenkrakow.com/nu-way.html

Here is the menu page from Nu-Way’s website:

http://www.nu-wayweiners.com/menu.html

Never had a Nu-Way Chili Dog… Was curious if they’re heavy on nutmeg seasoning in their chili (That is if they even use it)? I’m from Michigan, and around here you really dont taste that spice in our chili dogs… But traveling south a month ago, it seemed more of a normal spice the further south I went… (Like Chili Powder and Cumin in Michigan)… Just a curious taste thing here….

I don’t think they open on weekends but a great roadfood spot in downtown Macon is called Len Berg’s. Home cooking at its finest in a little spot in an alley near the courthouse. This time of year there should be a sign on the table that reads: HMFPIC. If it’s there, that means they have Homemade fresh peach ice cream.

The best Roadfood-type place that I can think of for breakfast is Ma Hawkins in Dublin – east of Macon. It has been open since 1931 and has an old-fashioned Southern breakfast. It is just a short distance west of the court house in the downtown area of Dublin, but only a few miles from the interstate. Nothing fancy, but it is worth a stop. It is a possibility for lunch as well.

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Originally posted by signman

Nu-way Wieners is Macon’s most famous restaurant. I think you can have both meals there.

If you would like some Nu-Way food pictures, check this website out:

http://www.kenkrakow.com/nu-way.html

Here is the menu page from Nu-Way’s website:

http://www.nu-wayweiners.com/menu.html

Nu-way Wieners is Macon’s most famous restaurant. I think you can have both meals there.