Travis Tritt was incredible Chophouse...from page 1A wich list is extraordinary; prices James Reaux. He is friendly and By Jessica Keaton range from $6.95-$9.95. apt to stop by your table to in- TOWNS COUNTY HERALD The Chophouse dinner troduce himself to eager pa-
[email protected] menu also offers a variety of trons. The Chophouse of steaks and chops, but it also in- Hiawassee is the community’s It was “a great day to be cludes a solid seafood selection newest dining experience and alive” at Anderson Music Hall that incorporate salmon, grouper, Reaux makes sure that everything on Friday night, as Georgia na- crab cakes, and a seafood plat- is to his patrons’ satisfaction. tive Travis Tritt took the stage ter, fish and chips, and trout. The friendliness of the to sing hits such as “I’m Gonna And last but far from wait staff, the delicious food Be Somebody,” “Country least, the dessert menu is a de- and the elegant decor make Club,” “Anymore,” and “Mod- light to the sweet tooth. From ice The Chophouse a truly won- ern Day Bonnie and Clyde.” creams and sherbets for $3.50 to derful dining experience. Before Travis started such delights as crème’ brulee’, The eatery, formerly some “T-R-O-U-B-L-E” on the hot chocolate volcano cake, Key Shoney’s of Hiawassee, is lo- Anderson Music Hall stage, Lime cheesecake, and fresh sum- cated at 625 Hwy.76 down the Clay Leverett and Friends kept mer strawberry parfait, all rang- hill from Ramada Inn and across Travis Tritt put on a spectacular show Friday night at Anderson Music their “hands to themselves” ing from $4.95 to $6.95.