re: 100 Best Restaurants in the South

Nice. Great list with Domenica, Peche, and of course Commander's Palace in NOLA. I would have liked to see K-Paul's Kitchen on there as well, though.

Go post that shite on the FD Board

For Birmingham, I'd put down Frank Stitt's Highlands Bar & Grill and Bottega.
For New Orleans, Mr. B's Bistro was a good one.

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Without a doubt, Houston is the most interesting, far-ranging, delightful food city in the South—strike that, in America—right now. There’s a confluence of a post-Katrina Creole population, traditional Southern staples (biscuits, barbecue, pimiento cheese), diverse multinationals (Vietnamese, Korean, Pakistani, Mexican), fertile farmland, easy access to the Gulf, and a general yearning to make a culinary mark.

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Damn, it's good to be in Nashville. I've only eaten at a couple of those though

shite list. i think the first New Orleans Restaurant comes in at 22 and it is Cuchon which is good but not the best restaurant in the city.

List is garbage, Last Resort in Athens isn't on there.