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During FB season we would go there and drink beer before a game at grant field, left atlanta after tech and came back many years later for first time and they were every where. I expect that family made a lot of money out of the real estate over the years. The original location of the Forest Park OHH restaurant was @ or near 175 Main st, right where the intersection of Main St (back in the day) as you headed north towards Mountain View and Hapeville, merged with Old Dixie Hwy. I lived there until 1980 and of all places I ate out, OHH at this location was top on the list of wherever I went out to eat. Even though I'll soon be 81, I can easily handle my 3 hour drive to get back. An Atlanta buddy of mine told me that all of the OHH had closed, but it's good to know that's not the case and I'll find one of them the next time I'm in, as my employer, Mayor Ivan Allen said, "This City is Too Busy To Hate."
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They had the best Brunswick Stew I have ever had. We used to go to the one on Hwy 29 in Lawrenceville as a kid in the 60's and 70's. We would go to the drive in and eat in the car. I didn't work there but ate there often and knew some of the waitresses. If there was an Oga's on Northside, it must have closed at least a decade ago, probably quite a bit longer.
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Used to play two hours of tennis in the park behind Colony Square..is it still there? And then we'd all go to Old Hickory House and eat and eat and eat. I don't think they know what a biscuit is out here. It went downhill after it moved into the Days Inn. Many of the house’s original features have been preserved including wooden floors, decorative mantles, turn of the century door hardware, pocket doors, stained glass and original bay windows. No, you do not need a realtor to purchase a Lennar home.
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I grew up at the Hickory House on Piedmont. We went there as a family all the time. My mother also got her pork outside cut.
The last couple of years, the house has been restored by Brooke Safford, a historic preservation developer who works in New York and Los Angeles. The goal was to create a home where the historic bones blend seamlessly with modern features. The neighborhood is which this beautiful house stood, is long gone. And all other properties have been demolished. With the exception of this house, which has been moved twice to a different location and now stands in the Angelino Heights neighborhood. The house was built in the 1800s and is known as the “John Wesley Ellis Residence” after the Presbyterian minister who commissioned to build this place.
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Or JR'S Loghouse off PIB which is OHH clone. Jerry Romano started it when his OHH deal fell through. Stew recipe same as acknowledged to be his grandfather's, who started OHH. My parents managed the Old South Motel on Cleveland Ave at I-75... Eating OHH breakfast BBQ biscuits were awesome 👌 ALL their BBQ was.
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It was first build as a place which would later become the Good Samaritan Hospital. Though we love having you as our guests, we understand that, sometimes, having our tempting dishes and entrees delivered or picked up is just more convenient. Therefore, we make it as simple and convenient as possible for you to enjoy the best the Old Hickory House has to offer with prompt and friendly options. The original one in Forest park was on Main Street, the address was around 131. The empty lot is still there with a Wendy's being where the road originally was.
Indeed if you drive by the place where there was an Oga's during the JFK administration, there's no trace of any sort of dining establishment being at that location. There is a shuttered Mexican place near 17th but that always looked very sketchy. Fond memories of the Scott Boulevard location as a kid in the '60s.
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The lot is now cleared on that corner. Back in the 60's through eighties I frequented the Buckhead store, the Midtown Piedmont restaurant, and the one on Northside Drive. Also I think there was one out past 285 near where Spring Road comes into 41 that we used to go to i the eighties. I did not know there were any still open. They had a good menu, consistency and a following.
I remember wondering why they disappeared. I recall hearing there was some alleged poor management unrelated to the viability and profitability of the operations. With breakfast, lunch, dinner, and dessert options, we’d be happy to see you and yours any time of day. Check out our menus for full descriptions and feel free to ask any Hickory House family member for more information.
Offering a mouth-watering array of classic barbeque options as well as breakfast fare, Old Hickory House welcomes both residents and visitors with the hospitality and friendliness the ATL is known for. Over the last 45 years, we’ve created a menu that highlights our family recipes, including old favorites and must-haves to new tempting delights. Also we continue to offer catering to our customer when they place a $200.00 or more order, and with a minimum of 24 hour notice, we can gather a full meal of delicious options and get them to your home or business. Delivering within a 5 mile radius from our Northlake Parkway location, our delivery team works to make sure your order makes it your way in no time at all while maintaining its high quality.
We also delivered a couple times a week to the stores. I don't remember a location in Athens. I was here in the mid to late 70s and this was Poss Country when it cane to barbeque.There may have been one opened in the 80s. I'll see what I can find out from the "old Athens" group on Facebook.
Jerry romano, hence JRs.HE was the manager of memorial drive in the 60sor70s. Already knew the recipe as most managers were family. I have the utmost respect for Jack Black. I remember years ago we had one of Atlanta's famous ice storms and we were iced in for about a week. Jack Black opened his restaurant on Northside Drive (maybe others also) and fed the Georgia Power workers trying to restore power.
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The recipes have been handed down from generation to generation. Our famous Brunswick Stew, sauce, in-house made banana pudding, and fruit cobblers are some of our customers' favorites! We now serve a great country breakfast with the biggest pancakes and biscuits around. There was a Hickory House location on Northside Drive at Deering Road before it was an "Oga's" or whatever.
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