Some food is worth a drive. If you're in the mood for some old-fashioned, Mennonite favorites, take a trip to Yoder's Dutch Kitchen in Abbeville, S.C.

Downtown cubicle dwellers have it good when it comes to dining options. It's rare for a city of this size to have such a diverse lineup of cafes and restaurants.

Great men were thinking great thoughts and taking bold actions in Philadelphia on July 4, 1776, dreaming of freedom and founding a nation.

The diversity in foods in Augusta is amazing, with something for every palate. That diversity is one of the reasons dining out seems to be the favorite recreational activity in Augusta.

According to our Readers' Choice competition, Dino's Chicago Express has the best hot dog in Augusta. I've got to agree. This Chicago-style dog is a culinary delight.

The diversity of ethnic cuisines available in the Augusta area is amazing. The latest addition is Turk, available at Shishkebab Restaurant in the old Huddle House on North Belair Road across from ...

They must have a great business school at Augusta State University: One of my Luncheonettes graduated from there recently, and bless his heart, chose a reasonable excursion for his celebratory ...

They're serious about the heat in the hot and sour soup served at Lotus Express on Columbia Road in Martinez.

When the pollen has you all clogged up, you can reach for medication to open up the sinuses, or pack some heat.

Food doesn't get more comforting than the upscale Southern favorites served at Chef's House, 1729 Walton Way.

Augusta author Don Rhodes can take you back in time. History has been a long-standing passion, and Mr. Rhodes has specialized in recounting Augusta's past through his books.

It's hard to be a Scrooge at Sixth at Watkins Ltd., 559 Watkins St. There are quirky Christmas decorations throughout the dining room of this Augusta landmark, and they're serving lunch on ...

We're firm believers in second helpings here at Lunch Money Central. If the food is good the first time, of course you go back for more. And even if the meal wasn't so hot on an initial visit, you ...

It's in our genes to gather by a fire. Fire transformed caves into homes for our ancestors, offering protection from predators and providing warmth and light.

You can get heaping helpings of Southern cooking at Fat Man's Riverfront Cafe, 1 Seventh St.

Judging by the sheer number of restaurants, dining out might be the top recreational activity in Augusta.