The veggie burger was fine, but the fried okra and the fried green tomatoes stole the show. Nobody knows good fried food like The Peachtree! Their location is a prime spot in the P&L District, and their floor to ceiling windows offer a phenomenal view of the district and the surrounding downtown buildings.
I'll be happy to go back on a weekend night when they have live music and enjoy another veggie burger with seasoned fries. If I'm feeling particularly crazy, I might get the okra and green tomatoes, too.
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Nice screen shot for the video - that's me in my natural habitat! Mmmmm. okra...
I have really been enjoying the Veggie Burger pilgrimage. My daughter Christi works with John here in Tulsa and told me about your celebration of veggie burgers. I've been vegan 2 1/2 years and have only really enjoyed Amy's california burgers since they have no soy. But I also saw a vegan cooking blog whose author has just come out with a vegan cookbook of, I think, 101 veggie burgers. Thought you might like to know about it. It's called Just the Burger by Joni Marie Newman.
Hello LDM and thank you for your kind words. I hadn't heard of that cookbook, but I'm sure going to look into it! This veggie burger adventure has certainly been fun and my favorite part has been hearing from friends and meeting new people through it. I'm going to go check out your blog now. Cheers!
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