Many people in the South believe that eating a bowl of black-eyed peas on New Year’s Day will bring good luck in the coming year. What if you’re not a fan of cooking, though? Where can you go to get your good luck?<\/p>\n
Trolley Stop Market has you covered. They will open at 10:30 for brunch on New Year’s Day, and they will have a dish of black-eyed peas, collard greens, ham hock, and cornbread for $7.99. It just doesn’t get much more Southern than that! They will have other New Year’s brunch specials as well, including<\/p>\n
New Yorker Bagel with Smoked Salmon, Herb Cream Cheese, and Capers for $7.99
\nHangar Steak & Eggs for $11.99
\nHuevos Rancheros for $7.99
\nFamous Jillbilly Breakfast for $7.99
\nFarmer’s Omelette for $8.99
\nEggs Benedict for $9.99<\/p>\n
In addition, the market is going to start opening Saturdays (beginning in the new year) at 8 AM and will serve brunch until 3 PM. Trolley Stop Market is in the 700 block of Madison and is accessible via the Madison Avenue trolley line.<\/p>\n
If other restaurants are serving black-eyed peas on New Year’s, shoot me an email at paul@paulryburn.com and I’ll make an updated list.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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