Fayette's new mountain hideaway

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Fayette's new mountain hideaway

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Driving on Ga. Highway 85 doesn't

usually conjure up images of fresh mountain streams and spectacular mountain

views, but the newest restaurant in the county is hoping residents discover

it as a respite from the often-busy traffic on the road.

Just south of the county's

homage to capitalism, Fayette Pavilion, Bugaboo Creek Steak House opened

for business a few weeks ago. Residents have been flocking to the place

in record numbers, drawn by the newness, and perhaps the statue of the

moose that greets you in the parking lot.

Once inside, the restaurant

is meant to evoke the feeling of a Canadian mountain lodge. It's

named for the Bugaboo range in the Canadian Rockies, and various antlers

mounted on walls make sure you get the message that this is a mountain

resort.

The restaurant also features

talking heads on the wall, such as a moose, which can be unnerving at

times, but don't let the gabby critters deter you from an excellent

meal.

filet. This steak almost literally melts in your mouth, and a knife is

almost rendered superfluous by the tenderness of the cut.

Other steak choices include

a Black Magic steak, which features Cajun seasonings; a 14-ounce Montreal

Ribeye with dusted with spices and topped with mushrooms and onions and

prime rib in 10, 12 and 16 ounce portions.

If you really want a taste

of the Rockies, try the grilled rainbow trout. It can be prepared with

either Cajun or lemon pepper seasoning and is just one of the seafood

offerings.

Bugaboo also serves a variety

of pastas and desserts, and lunch also features a delicious variety of

sandwiches, including a yummy Cuban sandwich.

Instead of spending the money

flying to Canada or fighting the traffic to north Georgia, just head north

of Fayetteville for a quick mountain getaway.

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