Holy Grill
Last week Lindsey and I went to Holy Grill on 10th ave in the beltline area. Its a cute, little lunch place with a lot of personality. Its always delicious, quick and under $10. It's a casual dining experience as you order from the kitchen and they call your name when your food is ready. There are only a few tables so its best to try to snag a spot while you're waiting for your food.
Mr. Chicken Panini : Chicken, bacon, red peppers, red onions, tomatoes, and mayo.
Italian Panini: Cappicola, calabrese, Genoa, provolone, cream cheese, tomato and avocado.
Lindsey had the Mr. Chicken Panini and I tried a few bites. It was delicious and packed full of chicken. Mine was the Italian Panini and I added avocado to it. I've had it before and it continues to be a favorite choice for me. I also added Sriracha hot sauce to my panini for that extra bit of heat.
Beet Chips with house made aioli
We wanted to try the beet chips and we were quite delighted! They had great flavor and weren't super crispy, they were kind of soft which I prefer. They did get a little bit oily but they were still good. The dip was a creamy, garlic aioli with chilies so it is a bit spicy.
Holy Grill never seems to disappoint, the food continues to be great and the staff are always really friendly.
Tastefully yours,
Brandy
P.S. More info and the menu can be found here!