Buddy’s Bar-B-Q is a small chain of restaurants in Eastern Tennessee. This particular one is my favorite and is located off I-75 exit 27 in Cleveland, Tennessee. They serve pulled pork, ribs, smoked chicken and other BBQ staples.
I typically visit this Buddy’s once or twice a month because I read more…
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This one is a 5 star in my book. Riverside Pub & Grill is located right off I-95, exit 80 in Bel Air, Maryland. It’s just after the Country Inn & Suites hotel on your right. Look for a little strip mall called “Riverside Station” and a Pizza Hut sign,
This restaurant is a little on the read more…
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When I was little, my mother used to always say “you can’t get up from the table until you’ve finished everything on your plate”. Well that won’t be a problem at Dots Diner.
I believe there are four Dots Diners in Louisiana, this particular one is in Kenner, Louisiana less than a mile south of read more…
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Dinner Bell Restaurant is eerily similar in look and feel to a Cracker Barrel… complete with front porch rocking chairs and country gift shop. But that’s where it ends. The food here is much better!
Berea, Kentucky is about 45 minutes south of Lexington and right off I-75. It always seems to read more…
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Leaving Connecticut early in the morning and traveling down I-95, we always hit Delaware around lunchtime. A year or two ago we found Smiley’s Diner in Newark, Delaware and have made it a regular stop since then.
Smiley’s is located just a minute or two off I-95, exit 3 on Christiana Road, read more…
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Another accidental treasure! Countless stops at chain fast food restaurants along I-95 can get to you after awhile. How about a nice change of pace place to grab a bite to eat and feel like you got you moneys worth? Big Pig does that for us.
It’s located Just of I-95, exit 31 in Stony Creek, read more…
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Julie Belle’s is a popular local restaurant recently relocated in a brand new building just off I-95 (exit 164) in Florence, South Carolina.
We’ve never been to their old location, but recently gave them a try at their new spot because they were right off I-95. Before we went in we quickly read more…
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At the risk of sounding like a broken record, the In Between Tavern is one of the best places to get a good, home-cooked meal anywhere along I-75… in any state!
We do a lot of traveling as we are retired and have been up and down I-75 more times that I can count. We found this restaurant read more…
The article: In Between Tavern – Botkins, OH, was originally published on I-75 Exit Guide
Three times named in USA Today’s “Best Small Town Food Scene” top picks, Abingdon, Virginia, has an amazing collection of local, independent restaurants. Easily accessible from many metro areas, Abingdon is a popular spot for weekend getaways and foodie excursions. And with its approximately three read more…
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Located just 19 miles northeast of Atlanta’s Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport and just ten miles from downtown Atlanta, Brookhaven’s community-focused vibe enchants all who visit the area. Comprised of distinct neighborhoods, many with historical significance dating back to the 1800s, Broo read more…
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