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Pinetta, FL · Food & Drink
Tallahassee Democrat
Moe's Southwest Grill closes 16 stores after bankruptcy
More than a month after abruptly shuttering two of its Tallahassee locations, the parent company of Moe's Southwest Grill has closed more Florida stores as it files for bankruptcy protection.. More than a month ago, the company closed its stores on Apalachee Parkway and Thomasville Road, as reported by the Democrat at the time. At least two Jacksonville locations have joined the list of nationwide closures after the fast-casual Tex-Mex restaurant chain filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection. Moe's specializes in fully customizable burritos, bowls and tacos with over 20 fresh ingredients to choose from. The restaurant still operates on 1444 W. Tennessee St., 3122 Mahan Drive and 3437 Bannerman Road in Florida's capital city. The closures come in the wake of Quality Fresca I L.L.C , headquartered in Palm Beach, filing for Chapter 11 protection Aug. 4 in U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of Florida. The Jacksonville and Tallahassee restaurants were among 14 Moe's locations in Florida, as well as single locations in Georgia and Virginia, closed as Quality Fresca seeks to restructure its finances. Quality Fresca had about $44 million in assets while liabilities totaled about $52 million as of Dec. 31, 2025, according to documents
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In the Kitchen: Keiser University Chef James Taylor showcases how to make roasted Venison Tenderloin
Keiser University’s Chef James Taylor joined our Rob Nucatola in the studio to make roasted Venison Tenderloin.
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This Nearly Century-Old Florida Country Store Still Makes Smoked Sausage The Traditional Way
Tucked along Centerville Road just outside Tallahassee, Florida, Bradley’s Country Store has been serving up homemade smoked sausage for nearly a century. What started as a simple family operation has grown into a beloved landmark that locals and visitors travel miles to experience. The store holds onto old-fashioned traditions...
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The Golden Hour: A Trip To Ology Brewing
MIDTOWN TALLAHASSEE, FL (WTXL) — Meteorologist Ryan Gold visited Ology Brewing in Midtown Tallahassee, where the owner and customers asked questions about the weather. Nick Walker, the CEO at Oology Brewing, wanted to know how technology has changed weather forecasting. The models themselves are always learning and getting better....
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The Best Tallahassee Patios for Summer Meals
Someone asks where you want to eat, you have lived here for years, and your brain goes completely blank. It happens to me constantly. So I finally made the list I wish I had every time, and it is all about Tallahassee patios that are worth choosing on purpose instead of settling for whatever has an open table.
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Florida adds more cook out locations in Florida
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New Aldi grocery store opens in Monticello
MONTICELLO, Fla. (WCTV) - Jefferson County residents are celebrating a new grocery store in town. It’s been several months since Winn Dixie closed, and now, Aldi is taking its place. Opening day saw busy aisles, checkout lines and lot of full carts. Many shoppers expressed their excitement after the...
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What’s Brewing - Garden party
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (WCTV) - Here’s what’s brewing in Tallahassee!. Northflora Collective is hosting a garden party Friday. There will be DJs playing a non-stop mix of Hip-Hop, RnB and other genres. The party starts at 6 p.m. and will go all the way to 11 p.m. It’s free...
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Lemongrass: a hidden destination in the Centre of Tallahassee
Restaurant features Vietnamese, Chinese, Thai and Indian cuisines. Lemongrass is truly a hidden gem. It’s tucked away in the Centre of Tallahassee mall, across from a space where I saw Willie Nelson and Dwight Yoakam several years ago. A lucky break. The original dream of the outdoor mall didn’t...
Tallahassee Democrat
Siblings serve up Jersey-style breakfasts in Tallahassee
Good mornings begin 'The Right Way' with the help of a new local food trailer. With the support of their parents, Northfield, New Jersey, natives and siblings Cornelius and Tracey Masterson are drawing on a lifelong foundation in the family restaurant business to offer the state capital a taste of "what they grew up on." Enter their restaurant on wheels, The Right Way Breakfast Co. You'll find their truck selling out in front of Momentum Fitness in the Momentum Plaza on Capital Circle Northeast. "We've been so overwhelmed with how much feedback and how many people have been coming, but in a good way," Tracey Masterson said in an interview with the Tallahassee Democrat. Rain or shine, the community has made their way to the mobile eatery on Capital Circle Northeast for their daily fix, she said. "We're happy and our hearts are happy. We didn't expect it at all." Following their July 6 opening, people on social media have been raving about the quick and convenient bagels, sandwiches and coffees. In 2018, Tracey Masterson relocated to Tallahassee with a former partner. Her family also has a home in Spring Hill, in Hernando County. On a roll While the concept