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Generations of Flavor: Cowart’s Family Dining brings rich history and new expansions to Brooklet
There is a special recipe for success that the Cowart family has been perfecting for over 70 years, and it relies heavily on faith, family, and scratch-made Southern comfort food. For Cowart's Family Dining owners Jimmy and LaDonna Cowart , their recent move to Brooklet in 2026 wasn't just a new business chapter—it was an answer to a prayer. "I absolutely knew we would make it here because we prayed over our decision," LaDonna Cowart shared in a recent interview. "I felt like God closed other doors and then He just busted these doors wide open. The community is great, and we want to get more involved once we get settled." A Four-Generation Southern Legacy The Cowart culinary timeline is a rich tapestry that stretches back nearly a century. Before 1950, Jimmy’s great-grandparents, Ben and Bessie Cowart, operated a local bed and breakfast. In 1950, his grandparents, Oscar and Ollie Mae Cowart , officially established the original Cowart’s Restaurant downtown on Highway 280 and Bacon Street in Pembroke, Georgia. The business was later passed down to James and Sandra Cowart , famously serving up to 350 hearty breakfasts a day until their retirement in the early 1990s. Jimmy and LaDonna
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The Unassuming Georgia Barbecue Joint Where The Pit Smoke Hits You Before You Park
The smell of pecan wood smoke reaches you before your tires even stop rolling. That’s the first greeting at this weathered wooden barbecue spot. No fancy entrance, just a bold red sign and a cloud of temptation. Pork is king here. Boston butts cook low and slow over gas...
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Savannah restaurant closed after sewage backup and failed inspection
Etang Sav Inc at 10 Whitaker St in Savannah, Georgia, was voluntarily closed after a routine inspection found an imminent health hazard with sewage backing up into the facility, according to a Georgia Department of Public Health report.