The gospel group soul food restaurant and more
Often those of you who read Dining@Large regularly already know whatever news is in my Table Talk column, which appears in the Taste section on Wednesdays.
But today I write about something unusual that I hadn't mentioned on the blog, a local gospel group that decided to open a soul food restaurant for the betterment of their community. ...
I also found out about the Prime Rib and Petit Louis being open for Thanksgiving dinner for the first time this year through comments you made, so thank you very much. If any others have come to your attention let me know.
As usual, Top 10 Wednesday has a few reader comments as well as the list. Reading them reminds me once again how odd it was that a few people got insulted by John's list of signs that you're a foodie. Especially since he's even more of a foodie than I am. At least I never cooked with Jacques Pepin.
But back to Table Talk for a moment. Of course, the page designer had to run the photo of Immeasurable, the gospel group; but I get to use the picture of the homemade ten-layer yellow cake with chocolate frosting, which looks a lot like a delicious Smith Island cake to me.
(Amy Davis/Sun photographer)
Comments
Today I had lunch at Immeasurable and let me tell you this ,The Immeasurable Surpreme which is a chicken breast on a plain butter waffle top with gravy, it was very good and the drity ice tea and lemon cake was great !! I will be going back to Immeasurable Chicken & Waffle
Posted by: James Willoughby | October 14, 2009 7:09 PM
When I clicked on (what, logically, would be) your Table Talk link, I wound up at jl's "How I Became a Foodie" entry. While I always appreciate the opportunity to read (or re-read) jl, it does seem a bit odd......
Well, I'm glad SOMEONE is paying attention. EL
Posted by: Eve | October 15, 2009 10:30 AM
I had breakfast at Immeasurable Chicken and Waffle and I was a little annoyed. They need a host or hostess bad my wait time just to be acknowledged was about 10 minutes..Then I order the chicken and waffles well I got my waffle but no chicken they ran out.. I suggest restaraunt etiquitte classes for the staff. Staff needs to be a little bit more personable to make people want to come back.
Posted by: Could have been better | November 16, 2009 8:24 AM