The title is self explanatory, food soo good you need a casket once finished. Six Feed Under is a must, especially after a visit to Oakland Historic Cemetery that sits a few headstones away. Start with the Conch Fritters, fried to perfection, tender conch and just enough batter to make them fluffy. The Fried Green…
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Yuki Yuki Yuki
Something about sushi just makes me love life that much more. Give me a pot of green tea, a bottle of hot sake, and a menu in any Japanese restaurant and I’m elated. Yuki is one of my local favorites that never disappoints. A quick 20 minute drive up I-75 South from Atlanta, beautiful decor,…
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Twisted Taco
Twisted Taco provides lots of ambiance, and is a great spot to enjoy the terrace during sunset. Personally as a lover of Mexican food, I was a bit disappointed with the tacos. But you be the judge, my pallet was developed from the authenticity that comes from eating in the homes of my Mexican friends…
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EZELL’S
They don’t play about catfish in the southern states, Georgia is no different, they take pride in fresh, crisp, deep fried deliciousness. Ezell’s is about an hours drive outside of the Atlanta metro area depending on your location. If you are passing through Columbus, heading to Calloway Gardens, enjoying Pine Mountain, it’s well worth the…
Read MoreKick Ass Food Scene
Atlanta has a kick ass food scene, no matter your flavor pallet, we got you! Take your pick depending on your cravings, budget or location. Need a stiff drink and the blues, some reggae and rum punch, a twist on tacos, deep fried catfish and grits ,upscale sushi, or even a meal with a casket.…
Read MoreReflection
End your visit by taking a moment to reflect on the words as the waters cascade down the fountain. Appreciate the beautiful Yoshino Cherry Tree as you rest from the heat. Stop in the gift shop and select a few souvenirs that aren’t just travel trinkets, but pieces of timeless history. The Martin Luther King…
Read MoreDoes The Dream Live
I wonder how many feel as if the dream lives based on the world we are currently living in. What do you think? I’m just a brown girl, traveling the world, trying to make something beautiful
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It’s a Library
A quiet spot to stop and read a book, use the internet, and get pamphlets about other events and museums around the city. When I saw the sign I assumed is was a library dedicated to displaying all of the literature that has been written about Dr. Martin Luther King Jr, wrong. This is simply…
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Blogtober19 Take 2 Ebenezer Baptist Church Heritage Sanctuary
Founded in 1886 by Rev. John Parker, in 1894 Rev. A.D. Williams became pastor, maternal grandfather of Dr. King. 1931 the Rev. Martin Luther King Sr who was the assistant pastor at the time began his leadership of Ebenezer. This building in my opinion was the village that nurtured and encouraged a young man to…
Read MoreBlogtober19 Take 1. Martin Luther King Jr National Historic Park
Your first stop on this historic city tour must be The Martin Luther King Jr National Historic Park! Now let me be clear, please pick your travel time carefully, this is critical, nothing in life is worse than Atlanta traffic. Let me say that again, nothing in life is worse than Atlanta traffic. If you…
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Historic Atlanta
Atlanta is a city with a tremendous amount of local historic sites, most of them free! Join Ny Unnerved on a tour of historic Atlanta as we kick off the month of Blogtober! Remember this is the month to show your favorite bloggers some love with a like on Instagram , a comment on their…
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Friends With Benefits
Yes I’m still galavanting across the state of New York, and who knew sailing the Long Island Sound would be my next adventure! If I close my eyes, I can almost believe that I am in Tortola, that’s just how beautiful the scenery is in Huntington Harbor. Until today I didn’t know anyone who owned…
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