Restaurant choices heating up in cold weather Ahh, January....

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Restaurant choices heating up in cold weather Ahh, January....

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Usually, the

winter months see most folks staying home and curling up by a fire instead

of venturing out to the local eating establishments.

But this winter,

Fayette residents have an increasing choice of restaurants that are worth

braving the winter chill.

The newest

choice is Johnny Carino's, which opened last Monday, just south

of the Fayette Pavilion shopping center.

The restaurant

specializes in country Italian food, and the choices will satisfy even

the pickiest diner.

Sandwiches,

giant salads and homemade pasta are just some of the offerings the small

chain restaurant features.

Another choice

for hearty food is Deli Delight in the Braelinn shopping center

in Peachtree City. The restaurants offers some of the best sandwiches

in the county, and also offers other homemade offerings, such as pasta

dishes.

It seems that

just a couple of years ago, there were no Thai restaurants in the county.

Now, they continue to make inroads in the county's ethnic restaurant venues.

The newest

to open is Papaya Thai in the Kedron shopping center in Peachtree

City. I have heard nothing but praise for this restaurant which offers

quality Thai food at reasonable prices.

Another ethnic

establishment now calling Peachtree City home is Froggy's in the

Braelinn shopping center in Peachtree City.

The restaurant

features wonderful crepes along with some of the best baked items south

of Atlanta. The wonderful French environment offers a nice touch to Peachtree

City's increasingly sophisticated dining scene.

With all these

choices available, break out the winter garb and enjoy a night on the

town.

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