Atlanta Food Critic : View the complete article atatlanta-food-critic.com.
Call it karma or a divine appointment, but sometimes things just come together so nicely. Take for instance an Atlanta girl and a Pittsburgh guy who end up together and the result is a restaurant called Peach & The Porkchop.
RSS Food : by Carolyn D : View the complete article at rssfood.com.
Today may be one of the yummiest foodie holidays ever: National Milkshake Day. While the decadent drink may conjure up many happy memories from yesteryear, today’s versions are pretty fancy. From adult milkshakes—the kind with alcohol—to espresso-infused, each will be a treat to your palate. Drink up!
Scoop OTP : by Michelle Knapp : View the complete article at scoopotp.com.
Sometimes, we judge a book by it’s cover — or a restaurant by it’s name. The Peach and the Porkchop was on our list to Scoop for some time, based solely on the name. We were pleasantly surprised that the food and atmosphere were just as cute as we imagined.
AJC.com : by Bob Townsend : View the complete article at ajc.com.
Peach & the Porkchop seems to have a split personality. The family-friendly destination opened in Roswell’s Sweet Apple Village in October, featuring both a sports pub and a fine dining restaurant, with menus divided between “Northern-style” deli sandwiches and Southern-influenced entrees.
Atlanta Eater : by Chris Fuhrmeister : View the complete article at atlanta.eater.com .
It’s a new restaurant that claims to be “just north of south.”
Peach & The Porkchop is now open at 12040 Etris Road in Roswell. From owners Chuck Staley and Eddie Hoover and executive chef Matt Meacham, the restaurant mixes Northern and Southern fare, per Atlanta Magazine.
Atlanta Cuisine : by Tom Maicon : View the complete article at atlantacuisine.com .
The early chatter had Boyd Rose as opening chef at Peach & The Porkchop (12040 Etris Road, Roswell, GA 30075) for owner Chuck Staley. And that makes sense. He’s a Johnson & Whales alumn; his resume includes work under famed Chef Robert Carter at Peninsula Grill in Charleston, SC; Rose is a humble likable guy who lives in the neighborhood.
Atlanta Magazine : by Cady Cooper : View the complete article at atlantamagazine.com.
Family-friendly farm-to-table restaurant quietly opened last month
In early October, Peach & the Porkchop quietly opened in Roswell across the street from Sweet Apple Elementary School at 12040 Etris Road.
