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Pete & Sam's Restaurant

3 Reviews

Although Pete & Sam's has a loyal following for the toasted ravioli, Hungry Girl Lisa Lillien can't stop dreaming of their pulled pork pizza. Any good Memphis citizen will tell you the South is known for pulled pork, and Pete & Sam's pizza, drizzled in barbecue sauce, is no exception.

Paynes BBQ

4 Reviews

Claire Robinson loves the chopped pork barbecue sandwich from Payne's Bar-B-Que. According to Claire, Memphis, Tenn., is the capital of barbecue and nothing beats a pork shoulder that has been roasted low and slow. The yellow mustard sauce and secret barbecue sauce send this sandwich over the edge.

If you're from Memphis, you may have already heard of Alcenia's famous "Cha Cha" cabbage relish or the sweet potato cobbler. Guy swooped in on this mother-daughter operation for Triple D (as did the Neelys). Locals claim it's true Memphis cooking and Guy had this to say: "Mmm, that's good."

Alcenia's

3 Reviews

If you're from Memphis, you may have already heard of Alcenia's famous "Cha Cha" cabbage relish or the sweet potato cobbler. Guy swooped in on this mother-daughter operation for Triple D (as did the Neelys). Locals claim it's true Memphis cooking and Guy had this to say: "Mmm, that's good."

When the holidays hit, Claire Robinson wants nothing more than a "hot, yummy, greasy, fattening, killer sandwich." Luckily, The Patterson House's Elvis Panini does the trick with grilled bacon, peanut butter and bananas. For an extra special treat, she'll finish her meal with a Bacon Old Fashioned.

The Patterson House

When the holidays hit, Claire Robinson wants nothing more than a "hot, yummy, greasy, fattening, killer sandwich." Luckily, The Patterson House's Elvis Panini does the trick with grilled bacon, peanut butter and bananas. For an extra special treat, she'll finish her meal with a Bacon Old Fashioned.

Hog Heaven

1 Reviews

Hog Heaven may be famous for its hand-pulled pork and mouthwatering ribs, but Sunny Anderson found her heavenly bite from the smoked pulled turkey sandwich. The "Kickin' Chicken" white barbecue sauce made with mayo and super-secret spices lends itself perfectly to the turkey -- and everything else.

Bolete Restaurant & Inn

3 Reviews

As an ode to local ingredients and the woodsy outdoors, Bolete has perfected the mushroom. On The Best Thing I Ever Ate, Aaron McCargo Jr. considers Bolete's cauliflower and wild mushroom soup a "masterpiece"-- fitting for a menu featuring lobster rolls with creme fraiche and sea scallop gnocchi.

Raz'z Bar and Grill

Raz'z Bar and Grill may be in heart of Nashville, Tenn., but its love of New Orleans and African-style cuisine runs deep. Razaak Ademosu -- Chef Z" -- serves tasty plates of wild rice gumbo as well as Pat and Gina Neelys' favorite "set-you-off dish" of spicy jambalaya, served over a bed of linguini.

When he needs a smoky bite, Johnny Iuzzini heads to South Carolina, not for ribs, but for Husk’s cornbread made with bacon bits. This spot and its Tennessee outpost also offer meaty goodness in the form of the Husk Cheeseburger: chuck, flank steak and bacon patties smothered with American cheese.

Husk Restaurant

When he needs a smoky bite, Johnny Iuzzini heads to South Carolina, not for ribs, but for Husk’s cornbread made with bacon bits. This spot and its Tennessee outpost also offer meaty goodness in the form of the Husk Cheeseburger: chuck, flank steak and bacon patties smothered with American cheese.

<p>Housed in a charming Charleston building from the 1800's that operated as a barbershop for many years before becoming a restaurant, Hominy Grill is known for its unique take on down-home Southern dishes like fried green tomatoes and shrimp and grits.</p>

Hominy Grill

4 Reviews

Housed in a charming Charleston building from the 1800's that operated as a barbershop for many years before becoming a restaurant, Hominy Grill is known for its unique take on down-home Southern dishes like fried green tomatoes and shrimp and grits.

<p>Fig is a restaurant in one of Los Angeles' most iconic hotels with half-price specialties like whole roasted fish and house-made lamb pasta.</p>

FIG Restaurant

1 Reviews

Fig is a restaurant in one of Los Angeles' most iconic hotels with half-price specialties like whole roasted fish and house-made lamb pasta.

Charleston's Candy Kitchen

2 Reviews

Alex Guarnaschelli has craved a number of dishes. But while pregnant she craved none other than Charleston's Candy Kitchen caramel apples. Alex claims the apples are "caramely goodness on a stick" as each apple gets dipped inside a magical copper kettle of Charleston's smooth, ooey-gooey caramel.

Jack's Cosmic Dogs

3 Reviews

Surprisingly, the out-of-this-world hot dogs at Jacks' Cosmic Dogs are all made with simple ingredients. On The Best Thing I Ever Ate, Alton calls the Cosmic Dog the "quintessential slaw dog." Served with blue cheese slaw and a housemade sweet potato mustard, you may just feel over the moon.

Dukes Bar B-Que

1 Reviews

When describing Dukes Bar-B-Que hash, Sunny Anderson calls her favorite "soptastic," aka good for sopping. Dukes only uses pork butt for their hash, with a number of secret spices. Once it's stewed, sop it up with bread or rice. Not convinced? Sunny’s tears of joy should be proof enough.

Flo's Clam Shack

On The Best Thing I Ever Ate, Duff and Beau duel over the best dish at Flo's Clam Shack. Is it the one-and-only fried clam roll with Maine belly clams or is it the super crispy (and tender) fish and chips? One is buttery and the other crunchy love. Guess that means you should order both.

Anthony's Pizza & Grille

Anthony's Pizza & Grille is known for its Brooklyn-style pizza. But Curtis Stone devoured their Butterfinger Rum Cake from their other operation, Scrumptious Gourmet Rum Cakes. By using the perfect blend of spiced rum, liqueurs and toppings, these cakes come out super moist and super scrumptious.

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