Mike Jordan
Senior Editor at The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Sr. Ed @AJC. Writer. James Beard Award winner. Husband, dad, unc’, cuz, mentor, mentee, homie. Alto sax player. Drum major. Salad king. Gentleman. Connie's son.
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5 days ago |
blog.resy.com | Mike Jordan |Ashley Cole
One of the greatest joys of living in Atlanta is the fact that our city experiences all four seasons of the year, making it a beautiful place to enjoy outdoor dining almost all year long. It’s even nicer to know that Atlanta restaurants are certainly not wasting all this natural beauty when it comes to providing excellent food and beverage to pair with the gorgeous views, whether you’re staring out at strolling neighbors or overlooking Atlanta’s flourishing tree canopy.
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1 week ago |
yahoo.com | Mike Jordan
Who serves the best lemon pepper wings in Atlanta? The top burrito in San Francisco? Welcome to Taste of the Town, where we call on a local expert to share the best versions of one of their city's most iconic foods. With all love and respect to the perfect summer peach, no food better symbolizes Atlanta’s spirit than lemon pepper wings. The base recipe is ripe for endless creative riffs in a city that does everything a little bit extra.
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3 weeks ago |
ajc.com | Mike Jordan
Atlanta is a city full of Black superheroes. They’re all around the metro area, and they’re not hiding by any means. We see them outside all the time, doing extraordinary things that bolster Atlanta’s reputation for fostering Black excellence. To be clear, these individuals aren’t always celebrities, reality show stars or media darlings in the traditional sense.
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1 month ago |
ajc.com | Mike Jordan
Hours before a grand opening party Thursday at Smiles by Mario Montoya, a cosmetic dentistry in Sandy Springs, rapper Rick Ross couldn’t hide his pearly whites. The entertainer and business owner, whose legal name is William Leonard Roberts II, was in good spirits touring the offices prior to announcing his partnership in the cosmetic dentistry practice, which identifies him as a brand ambassador.
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2 months ago |
blog.resy.com | Mike Jordan
We should be long past the days of reminding ourselves to celebrate women in all areas of life, including and extending beyond culinary arts and hospitality. But of course, we are still a global society that regularly forgets to give credit where it is long overdue. But at least, here in Atlanta, we have a community of food and beverage professionals that is not only well-represented by brilliant women from top to bottom.
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