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A Special Mellow Farewell

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE December 13, 2011 A Special Mellow Farewell Out-of-town Contractor Finds Home at Mellow Mushroom FAYETTEVILLE, N.C. – Capital Food Group (www.thecapitalfoodgroup.com), the franchisee of Mellow Mushroom Fayetteville (www.mellowmushroom.com/fayettevillenc), has announced it will host “Andrew Night” on Thursday, … Continue reading

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Perfect Pour

You’ll eat, you’ll drink and you’ll, no doubt, be merry throughout the holiday season, but what will you drink? And what will you give to your friends who like to drink? Fortunately, North Carolina boasts some of the nation’s most … Continue reading

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TURKISH DELIGHT

If you go into Turkish Cuisine on Yadkin Road expecting to find hookah pipes filled with aromatic tobacco and waiters serving exotic Mediterranean dishes while wearing Fustanellas, the traditional kilt-like garb of the Balkans, you might be disappointed. But if … Continue reading

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Seeing is Believing | By Kelly Twedell

Imagine a man who buys the groceries, cooks the food and then cleans up the kitchen when he’s done. Yes, he is married, but his culinary services can be yours whether you share his love of cooking or not. From … Continue reading

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Wolf’s Pack Them In – Lift A Stein to This Authentic German Restaurant | By Jason Brady

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Barnstorming – This Fayetteville Favorite is and Institution | By Frances Hasty

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Avant Gourmet | By Kelly Twedell and Rebekah Sanderlin

Tim and Gwen Holtsclaw didn’t mean to become restaurant owners. They only meant to  buy and resell some equipment from a restaurant that was going out of business. They  made a low-ball bid on the equipment and the sellers called … Continue reading

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Rise & Shine | By Melissa Goslin Collins

At some point, the most important meal of the day became one eaten behind steering wheels and office desks, all in Styrofoam and plastic wrapping. But the breakfast bluebloods are loyal, a tribe that relishes the feel of heavy coffee … Continue reading

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Spice of Life | By Bhairavi Bhatt

Indian food in Fayetteville used to be limited to a tent at the annual International Folk Festival. That was it. During the rest of the year curry and tandoori cravings had to be satisfied in home kitchens or during trips … Continue reading

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Home Grown Goodness | By Kelly Twedell

Even city slickers can have eggs from the farm, grass-fed beef free of hormones, fresh milk and locally-grown organic fruits and veggies. One Lillington couple has launched a farm cooperative to provide just that. Deliveries cover a swath of southeastern … Continue reading

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