Omnivore - Gravy Train: Delia’s Chicken Sausage Stand, The Real Chow Baby, Antico in Manhattan?

Delia Champion (founder of the Flying Biscuit) and Molly Gunn (owner of the Porter) are planning to open Delia’s Chicken Sausage Stand in the old Supreme Fish Delight on Moreland near 1-20 (which always stood out to me as a strange mix of a landmark and an eyesore). They are also planning to launch a fleet of food trucks to spread sausage love to the masses. The opening is slated for late January to early February.

The Real Chow Baby is opening their second Atlanta location this Friday. The new restaurant is located at 782 Ponce de Leon in the former Doc Green’s building. The Real Chow Baby is a do-it-yourself all-you-can-eat stir-fry buffet. The new location features recommended recipes from local chefs in case you need a bit of guidance. The Real Chow Baby will offer valet parking and serve lunch and dinner daily.

We heard a rumor through a Tweet last week that Antico may be opening a location in Manhattan. Calls and emails to the owners have yielded no comment or confirmation as yet, but we’re keeping on top of it and will let you know as soon as we get the dirt.

Cliff reported on the opening of Purple Rain in Duluth as well as his first trip to the newly debuted Local Three.

Truffles Cafe is now open in the old Ruby Tuesday’s space on Lenox Road. The South Carolina import is under the ownership of the Ruby Tuesday’s brand, but offers a slightly more upscale feel. You’ll find the standard American favorites including steaks and a variety of seafood. Truffles is open for lunch and dinner daily. This is the first Truffles location outside of South Carolina.