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Where Big City Southern Meets Homegrown Goodness
One of Memphis, Tennessee’s jewels sits at the corner of the walk- or trolley-only leg of Main and Monroe Streets. One visit, and you’ll soon realize why its chef/owner recently earned the title Memphis Restaurant Association’s Restaurateur of the Year.
By Angela E. Thomas / photography by Ashlee Nobel
Felicia Suzanne Willett’s love for all things culinary began as a child. She spent summers and school breaks with her maternal grandmother in Hoxie, Ark., just 30 minutes from her hometown of Jonesboro. “Biscuits and fried chicken … it was all biscuits and fried chicken,” Willett said. “In fact, one of the first things I remember cooking was fried chicken. I talked a babysitter into letting me stay up and cook for my mother, who was out on a date. I don’t even know if I had instruction.”
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216 Central Ave.
Hot Springs, AR 71901 501-624-5720 This family-owned business has been a favorite since it opened in 1940. Today, they serve six varieties of pancakes, various hot and cold cereals, egg entrees, omelets and even ship preserves, pancake and scone mixes and more to customers throughout the country. Their banana pancakes were recently named the best breakfast in Arkansas by the Food Network magazine. Is this your company? Update or enhance your listings » What People Are Saying |
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This is my favorite place to go for breakfast whenever I visit Hot Springs. They get full quick though so you should get there early.