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Tallahassee’s culinary world can be pretty grand

by Tallahassee Table April 1, 2025

by Tallahassee Table April 1, 2025

A look at some of the places that make us grateful for our chefs, restaurateurs and farmers What are your feelings about dining out in Tallahassee? People are often critical …

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Tallahassee restaurant guide to dining outdoors, indoors, takeout only

by Tallahassee Table October 14, 2020

by Tallahassee Table October 14, 2020

Restaurants are allowed to open both their indoor and outdoor seating areas, now without restrictions though many owners have decided to stick to keeping clients socially distanced at 50 percent …

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Places to add to your Tally takeout list

by Tallahassee Table April 18, 2020

by Tallahassee Table April 18, 2020

We have so many restaurants in Tallahassee that it’s hard to keep up with the status of all of them. All restaurants are struggling right now but I started compiling …

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Tallahassee has been having quite a moment on national television thanks to Guy Fieri, the celebrity chef and TV host of the Food Network show, “Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives.” His Valentine’s Day segment is at Leon’s at Lake Ella, where chef Leon C. Brunson one of our most talented Tallahassee chefs, is at the helm. My husband and I had lunch at Leon’s recently and it was delicious. I am addicted to his she-crab soup. It never disappoints. My husband loved a special of Japanese curry with shrimp (our choice of protein), squash, jasmine rice and roasted Brussels sprout. Excellent.
Leon’s is open from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Thursdays to Sundays. The episode on Leon’s will be aired at 9 p.m. Feb. 14. You can attend a free watch party from 6:30 to 8 p.m. Feb. 16 at the Challenger Learning Center of Tallahassee at 200 S Duval St. but contact Leon at [email protected] to be sure there are still tickets available. Congrats Leon! 📸 of Leon: Courtesy of Leon C. Brunson

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Tallahassee has been having quite a moment on national television thanks to Guy Fieri, the celebrity chef and TV host of the Food Network show, “Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives.” His Valentine’s Day segment is at Leon’s at Lake Ella, where chef Leon C. Brunson one of our most talented Tallahassee chefs, is at the helm. My husband and I had lunch at Leon’s recently and it was delicious. I am addicted to his she-crab soup. It never disappoints. My husband loved a special of Japanese curry with shrimp (our choice of protein), squash, jasmine rice and roasted Brussels sprout. Excellent.
Leon’s is open from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Thursdays to Sundays. The episode on Leon’s will be aired at 9 p.m. Feb. 14. You can attend a free watch party from 6:30 to 8 p.m. Feb. 16 at the Challenger Learning Center of Tallahassee at 200 S Duval St. but contact Leon at admin@leoncbrunson.com to be sure there are still tickets available. Congrats Leon! 📸 of Leon: Courtesy of Leon C. Brunson

After nearly 28 years, Sylvia Gould (seen here with her peanut butter mousse bombs) will be leaving her role as pastry chef extraordinaire at Kool Beanz Cafe. A semifinalist for the James Beard Foundation Award for outstanding pastry chef in the country, Sylvia wants to try some new things but leaves with mixed feelings. “I’m very grateful to Kool Beanz and Keith,” she said, referring to Kool Beanz owner/chef, Keith Baxter. “Keith gave me the creative freedom to build my craft. I was fortunate to have so many bonds with my customers and coworkers.” For more info, please visit link in bio! @slygould

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After nearly 28 years, Sylvia Gould (seen here with her peanut butter mousse bombs) will be leaving her role as pastry chef extraordinaire at Kool Beanz Cafe. A semifinalist for the James Beard Foundation Award for outstanding pastry chef in the country, Sylvia wants to try some new things but leaves with mixed feelings. “I’m very grateful to Kool Beanz and Keith,” she said, referring to Kool Beanz owner/chef, Keith Baxter. “Keith gave me the creative freedom to build my craft. I was fortunate to have so many bonds with my customers and coworkers.” For more info, please visit link in bio! @slygould

I am smitten with the new Beignets & Brew in Tallahassee. No, the Market Square destination can’t compare with the French Quarter, but this setting has plenty of charm – and delicious, Big Easy-inspired beignets. Pair with chicory-spiked coffee, espresso specialties and dessert cocktails.

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I am smitten with the new Beignets & Brew in Tallahassee. No, the Market Square destination can’t compare with the French Quarter, but this setting has plenty of charm – and delicious, Big Easy-inspired beignets. Pair with chicory-spiked coffee, espresso specialties and dessert cocktails.

Coffee lovers are celebrating this weekend. The sixth location of Lucky Goat Coffee is now open in the former home of Vertigo Burgers, 1395 E. Lafayette St. in Indianhead. Contact: 850-999-2784.
Employees have been giving away free 11-ounce cans of the coffee company’s Lucky Goat Cold Brew Coffee, “Cold Gold,” as part of the shop’s opening promotion. I missed the sock giveaway on 7/27 but an employee told me they gave away over 200 socks to customers.
The new location is bright and shiny new – and the honey lavender latte was terrific, as usual. Hours are 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. weekdays, 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturdays and 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sundays.
Lucky Goat’s other locations are in Bannerman Crossings, Midtown, on Capital Circle, the Market District and South Adams Street.

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Coffee lovers are celebrating this weekend. The sixth location of Lucky Goat Coffee is now open in the former home of Vertigo Burgers, 1395 E. Lafayette St. in Indianhead. Contact: 850-999-2784.
Employees have been giving away free 11-ounce cans of the coffee company’s Lucky Goat Cold Brew Coffee, “Cold Gold,” as part of the shop’s opening promotion. I missed the sock giveaway on 7/27 but an employee told me they gave away over 200 socks to customers.
The new location is bright and shiny new – and the honey lavender latte was terrific, as usual. Hours are 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. weekdays, 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturdays and 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sundays.
Lucky Goat’s other locations are in Bannerman Crossings, Midtown, on Capital Circle, the Market District and South Adams Street.

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