Southern / American Food

The Southern / American- and the Italian cuisine are my favorites. Every time I get to the US I have a long list of places I'd like to eat at and no matter how long I get to stay I'm never able to scratch every item off my list.

Here is my advise for a delicious (probably 5,000 calories) day in the South (including a few alternatives).

Breakfast

Go to Waffle House. Order an All-Star Special breakfast with eggs, toast, bacon, hashbrowns, a waffle (make sure to spread the butter on top of it. Trust me, it's delicious!) and some coffee. Alternatives are IHOP (International House Of Pancaces) or Denny's. If you don't feel like breakfast you can also get great food for lunch or dinner.

Lunch

Church's Chicken. You have to try fried chicken! Get a combo with chicken pieces, a biscuit (the best one I've ever had), cole slaw (the best one I've ever had) and some additional mashed potatoes with gravy. Alternatives are Chick-fil-A (I haven't had a chance to go there but they are supposed to be delicious), Zaxby's, Bojangles' and KFC.

Dinner

Let's have a burger for dinner. Let's go to Hardee's. Order a Thickburger and some fries. Alternatives (beside the obvious McDonalds and Burger King) are Wendy's (Baconator = great), Sonic Drive-In (chili cheese fries), Jack In The Box and Krystal.

I hope you'll enjoy this day (and the next few days when you decide to try the alternatives, too). Be advides that this is only the tip of the iceberg and that there are a lot more places out there. I'm talking buffet places and restaurants like the Lone Star (see post).