New Restaurants in Augusta a Treat for This Year’s Masters Fans

New Restaurants in Augusta a Treat for This Year’s Masters Fans
For seafood and cocktails with a view, Six South Rooftop Bar, atop the historic, iconic Partridge Inn, is one of Augusta's newest restaurants. Although the inn first opened in 1910, Six South opened only in the fall of 2022 and has been dazzling guests with its views since then. Brian Robbins/TNS
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By Mary Ann Anderson From Tribune News Service

Augusta—If you’re jumping on the Masters golf cart and linking over to Augusta for this year’s tournament, that little golf contest down Georgia way, know that there’s more to eat than egg salad and pimento cheese sandwiches, the iconic treats served at the iconic golf course along those iconic azalea-lined fairways.

In the past year or two, some great new restaurants have opened around the Garden City—a nickname given because of Augusta’s profuseness of public and private gardens—but you won’t need a green jacket to try the newest culinary samplings around the city. Just bring a hearty appetite, employ your sense of gastronomic adventure and have plenty of time to enjoy a range of Southern staples and international bites, as well as more traditional fare of steak and burgers.

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