This month,

Foodie is proud to take you to two quite different places

that are both "must-sees" for avid foodies.

Our first

stop is the Senoia

Coffee Company , on Main Street in the quaint east

Coweta burg. The restaurant has been open only a few

months, but it's already creating quite a buzz (and not

just a caffeine one) among the locals.

Owners

David and Susan Pengelly set out to create a coffee shop

reminiscent of some in larger cities and they have hit

the nail on the head.

Walk into

the restaurant and marvel at the exposed brick in the

1927 building. The Pengellys have restored the building

with a sense of history and it shows.

After

looking at the surroundings, your nose is immediately

assailed with the rich smell of "real" coffee.

No grocery store coffee here - this is the real

stuff.

Pengelly

has his own coffee roaster and is able to create unique

blends of the best beans in the world for the

discriminating coffee connoisseur.

Kona, Costa

Rican, Sumatran are just some of the types of beans he

roasts on a frequent basis and different blends are

offered as the coffee of the day.

Additionally,

the store has the feel of an old-time candy shop with

many chocolate temptations, luscious desserts and

wonderful truffles in a glass display case.

The

restaurant also serves lunch and is the perfect get-away

to immerse yourself in a cup of coffee and let the rest

of the world pass you by.

After

sampling the coffee company, head over to Harris Teeter in Peachtree

City. The new grocery store is a foodies paradise.

Freshly

prepared foods offer a respite for time-challenged cooks.

Additionally, the store has fabulous breads, a great

bakery, outstanding seafood and high quality meats. Some

of the store brands even have "foodie" tags, so

you know you've come to the right place.

The store

is a little piece of some of the major farmers' markets

in Atlanta and should definitely be on your

"must-see" list.