Dawg Food’s Bucket List

by Katherine on March 20, 2009

As many of you know, I’m scheduled to graduate from UGA in May. So, my May 9, I will have said goodbye to Dawg Food and all that is college. I am on a search, however, to find a fitting successor, so let me know if you have any recommendations. :)

I realized I only have seven weeks left at UGA, so I decided to make a Bucket List for the places I’d like to review (that I haven’t been to yet) or places I just need to go back to before I leave Athens. I don’t want to get too sentimental, so let’s just get to the point.

“The Great Dawg Food Bucket List”

  • Athens Regional Medical Center Cafeteria: Sounds weird, I know. However, I’ve heard from many reliable sources that the cafeteria at ARMC is amazing, especially the apple cobbler. I’m a sucker for cafeterias. We used to go to Luby’s cafeteria every Sunday after church when I was little, and I love a place where you can get Jell-O, mashed potatoes, macaroni, fried chicken, a roll, and chocolate pie in one swoop. I hope ARMC Cafeteria lives up to my high expectations.
  • Weaver D’s: I still can’t believe I haven’t been there. Before I even came to UGA, my neighbor told me that I needed to eat at Weaver D’s. In the past four years, I haven’t made a trip there. It’s a must.
  • Big Easy Cafe: A rather new establishment, the Big Easy Cafe in Watkinsville is home to Louisiana and Cajun food. I’m actually eating a low country boil from there this weekend, so I’ll let you know how it is.
  • Any UGA Dining Hall: Like I said, I love cafeterias. I think it’s only appropriate for me to eat in at least one of the UGA dining commons before I graduate. They filled my little freshman head with so many memories of froyo, egg white omlettes, lasagna, salads, turkey sandwiches, and the ever-so-addicting chocolate cookies that I can’t help but go back one last time.
  • Black Forest Bakery: The old location of Black Forest on Prince closed about a year ago, but it has been reopened on the East Side by Johnny’s Pizza. I read an article in the Athens Banner Herald about it a couple of weeks ago and decided I needed to check it out. Maybe I’ll order some donuts for a class or something. We’ll see.
  • Places I’ve been but want to go back to: I really want to revisit all of them, but here’s a shorter list…La Dolce Vita, The Sultan, Farm 255, The Five and Ten, Porterhouse Grill, Mirko Pasta, Dondero’s Kitchen, Clocked, The Basil Press, The Globe.
  • (you insert here): Where would you like me to go? Is there a restaurant I haven’t talked about that I need to review? Let me know!

So, before I kick the Dawg Food bucket, I hope I’ll be able to visit all or most of these places. Have a great weekend, everyone!

{ 5 comments… read them below or add one }

Anna March 20, 2009 at 4:23 pm

Ike and Jane. It’s a new building, if not a new restaurant/bakery/coffe place near Athens Regional and Aqua Linda on Prince. It’s so cool looking, but I wonder if the food is any good?

Kaitlyn Darr March 23, 2009 at 8:50 pm

I will join in all your pending bucket-list visits. My bucket list before you graduate is to gain 50 pounds.

Carrie March 23, 2009 at 10:35 pm

I will hit up Weaver D’s or a dining hall with you any day of the week! As a matter of fact, I’m going to go so far as to say that I’ll be mad at you if you don’t eat at Weaver D’s before May 9th :)

Alyssa De Hayes March 24, 2009 at 10:17 am

Go to AddDrug and as them to make you a pimento cheeseburger… it’s not on the menu, but it was $1.75 and divine.

esteban March 26, 2009 at 11:56 am

Ike & Jane is not in a new building, it’s in the building where the Black Forest Bakery used to be before moving over to the East Side. Flagpole covered it in last week’s paper.
http://flagpole.com/Weekly/GrubNotes/SweetRelief.17Mar09

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