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Jim Stalvey's Restaurant
3132 US-278
,
Covington
,
GA
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(770) 787-5091
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Posted By
Michael Stern
on
February 16, 2003 4:22 AM
If you want to eat good beef east of Atlanta, come to Covington and put yourself in a booth at Jim Stalvey’s.
You know this place is serious about red meat when you enter and see that the primary decorative element in the vestibule is red meat: large packs of it piled up in a glass-walled refrigerator case just below the cash register.
Have it your way: T-bone, rib-eye, strip, or filet, in sizes that range from a filets mignon of six or eight ounces to a massive sirloin for two that arrives on a sizzling platter. Our personal favorite is the filet mignon.
It is prime beef that is firm and juicy and endlessly flavorful.
On the side you can have a baked potato with butter and sour cream, French fries, or what the menu lists as
The World’s Best Fried Onion Rings
. They
ARE
superb: crunchy battered hoops that virtually melt on the tongue with a light ribbon of sweet onion inside.
There is a choice of three places to go when you enter this fine steak house: a family dining room to the right, where you sit in comfy booths at bare laminate tables; a smoking room to the left, which offers
a picture window with an entertaining view of the kitchen
; and a bar room at the far left where customers knock back highballs and beer and watch the overhead TV.
Lunch at Jim Stalvey’s is less beef-focused than supper.
It’s a meat-and-three affair, with such entrees as turkey and dressing or chicken livers accompanied by your choice from a long list of side dishes that include turnip greens, rutabagas, crowder peas, fried green tomatoes, and four different styles of potato.
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filet mignon
onion rings
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