The Atlanta Constitution from Atlanta, Georgia • 226

61.... COBB EXTRAjMAY 7,1987 ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT Western cafe serves Northern wings The Restaurant listing HOME COOKING 1 1 THE JONES HOUSE CAFETERIA. 8 vegetables, 6 meats daily, homemade cakes, cobblers, pies, yeast rolls always fresh! Country Breakfast doily- Open 6-9, M-F, Sat Sun 7-9. Banquet facilities available. Thornton Rd.

(-20. 1S90 Blair Rd. 948-3287. ITALIAN PIZZA CAPRONI'S RESTAURANTE- All soups sauces, meatballs and sausoge mode fresh daily. Featuring lunch and dinner specials.

Dinner-Veal Pormigiono, losagna and Veal Marsala. Real New York style pizza and deep dish Sicilian pizza. Very reasonable. VISA. MC.

AE. In Concord Comers at S. Cobb and Concord Rd. Smyrna. 432-2166.

MEXICAN SPANISH MARKET OF COBB COUNTY. Au- thenic JUAREZ, MEXICO home style cooking. Now serving FAJITAS DE CABRITO (GOAT MEAT FAJITAS), Mexican Beers. Open all day from lunch thru closing. Mon-Thur until 9PM Fri Sat until CLOSED SUNDAY.

88 Waverly Way Just 1 block South of Marietta Sq. 425-3015, FOR INFORMATION ON LISTING YOUR RESTAURANT IN THIS EXTRA RESTAURANT LISTING CALL TOM TURNER AT 427-8474 ADVERTISING SALES MANAGER BRUNCH PM n'eeYnfrre' 1utMt nW Wtr AMERICAN MIGHTY CASEY'S. Tasty homemade Chili Dogs, fresh-cut Onion Rings, Specialty Hamburgers, Beer Ice Cream. Also try our Cajun Chicken Wings, Chicken Fillets Breakfast. 599 Thornton LHhia Springs 2671 Spring Rd.

(Near Cumberland Mall). CHEESE STEAKS THE PHIUY CONNECTION. Atlanta's only authentic "Cheesesteak" shop. Featuring hot and cold sandwiches, the "MEAL" that's more than a mouthfull-all with the ingredients straight from Philty! Serving TASTYKAKE. Open Mon-Sun lunch Dinner.

Cumberland Festival 955-0086. CHINESE BAMBOO HOUSE Highest rated Chinese Restaurant in Georgia (BGTG). 1403 Hwy. 41, Marietta. Across from Dobbins AFB.

Authentic Hong Kong Chef. Specialty Roast Duck Mandarin, Szechuan cooking. Most Authentic, Sophisticated in Atlanta. 428-831 3. THE GREAT WALL Enjoy fine Chinese cuisine in an elegant, unique dining atmosphere.

Luncheon specials Mon-Sat. Fresh seafood nightly. Open 7 days. 3000 A-2 Windy Hill Rd. Above Sneakers.

953-0392. FRENCH CAFE ORLEANS AT THE FRENCH QUARTER INN Gourmet Cajun cuisine in our elegant dining room Featuring Blackened Lamb Chops, Shrimp Toulouse, Barbecued Oysters daily specials. Entrees begin under $10 Serving 7 days Major CC and reservations taken. 980-1900. Cobb Pkwy at 1-285.

SUNDAY 10:30 AM 2995 Johnson Ferry 1 miU South of Shaflowford Rd. WELCOME WEST: Buffalo's Cafe caters to those with a hearty appetite for spicy chicken wings. Richard Gonglach, general manager, said the restaurant, which is decorated with a Texas flavor, aims for the family market. By Linda C. Zimmerman SttWWriter Years ago, airline pilots started bringing home boxes of spicy chick-, en wings from New York.

The wings drew rave reviews from Sontherners long accustomed to fried chicken. Later, local restaurateurs provided their versions of this popular Northern food, and chicken wings progressed from finger food to main-item status. That's how Richard Gonglach explains the popularity of Buffalo's Cafe, which specializes in producing "original-style" chicken wings made famous in the Northern states. Buffalo's Cafe opened its first site in Roswell in October 1985. Its success prompted owners Ralph PerreHa and David Hyde to open a second site in January 1987, this 'time in east Cobb, explained Gonglach, who is general manager of both restaurants.

The secret of the chicken wings' success lies in the cooking and the special ingredients in the sauce, he explained. "We use fresh chicken that has never been frozen. Our cooking Sirocess involves four separate fry-ng times," he said, noting the chicken never sits in a fryer very long. "We get an order, tie wings are put in the final stage, then into the sauce and served sizzling hot in a basket," he said. While he labels east Cobb a "very finicky" area, Gonglach said the wings are catching on.

The son of an Austrian sausage maker, Gonglach has spent most of his working life in the restaurant business, he said. The Texan decor adds to the restaurant's appeal. The authentic barn-board walls, antique harnesses and framed Indian pictures enhance that Western look. On a recent visit, service was prompt and friendly. While the menu isn't extensive, customers are not limited to wings.

Sante Fe Strips (M-50) are a house favorite and include strips of marinated chicken strips, skewered and charbroiled. Served on trench bread with fresh corn on the cob, it makes for a light but satisfying meal There's also Wild West chili by The Cobb Chamber of Com-mere will host its "Business After Hours" social gathering tonight, from p.m., at the Waverly Hotel, 2450 Gallcria Parkway. BellSouth Mobility is the sponsor. Information: 980-2000. The Episcopal Church of St.

Peter and 8L Paul, 1795 Johnson Ferry Road, will hold its MayFair Saturday, from 9 a.m.-2:30 p.m., at the church. Craft exhibits, barbecue, Elant sales and a flea market will included. Information: 971-0156. LINDA C. ZIMMERMANStaff the range, served with vanilla ice cream Buffalo's Cafe caters to the family, Gonglach said.

"The All-American family is who we want," be said. For that reason, the bar area is kept separate from the dining area, providing a relaxed area for parents and children to eat and a private area for those wishing to sip a cocktail after work, he explained. "In the early evening, we get a lot of families. Kids love this place. After 8 p.m.

we get more couples, young and old and singles," be said. "We want to be a neighborhood concept. We think the business is out in the suburbs," he added. He said he expects another Buffalo's will open in the near future in Cobb County. Several sites in east and west Cobb are under consideration, he said.

tion will hold a fund-raiser Saturday, from 7 a.m.-dusk at Outlets Limited Mall at the intersection of Interstate 75 and Chastain Road in Kennesaw. Philip Lm Williams, author of "The Heart of a Distant Forest," will discuss his work May 7 at 7:30 p.m. during a free lecture at Merchant's Walk Library, 1327 Merchant's Walk Parkway, Marietta. The lecture is part of a scries spon sored by the Cobb County Public Library System. 977-7333.

4355 COBB PKWY. 1 1 mil South of Cumberland Uafl I 992-8528 955-8617 I Eating UT BUFFALO'S CAFE: 4961 Lower Roswell Road, Marietta. Hours 11 a.m.-11 p.m., Monday to Thursday; Friday and Saturday 11 a.m.-midnight. Sunday noon-10 p.m. Telephone 973-0999.

MasterCard and Visa accepted. the cup ($1.50) or bowl Fresh garden salads are also available, as are daily soup specials. Lunch specials range from $2.75 for a ham and Swiss sandwich to $3.75 for chili with a grilled Cheddar sandwich. Most orders are cooked on the grill, including a dessert called Buffalo Chips, which are chocolate chip cookies cooked on AllOUHD Codd Cobb General Hospital, 3950 Austell Road, will offer a free seminar on childhood behavior Tuesday at 7 p.m. in the hospital's community center.

Dr. Richard Gluckman, a south Cobb pediatrician, will lead the discussion. Cobb General will also offer a three-session course on marriage enrichment beginning May 7 at 7 p.m. in the community center. Counselor Hank Seedorf will lead the course.

Cost: $30 for couples, $25 for Information: 944-5765. The Cystic Fibrosis Founds- INACTIVE REGISTERED NURSES COMPLIMENTARY LUNCHEON KEKXESTOKE REGIONAL HEALTH CARE SYSTEM In honor of National Hospital Week, Kennestone Regional Health Car System invites you to a complimentary luncheon. Our 650 bed muhi hospital system provides the latest in health car as well as challenging and rewarding job opportunities in nursing. An excellent opportunity for inactive registered nurses to learn more about our programs including and R.N. Refresher course and Internships in Critical Car, O.R., E.R.

and N.I.C.U. hop you will attend. We're looking forward to meeting you. DATE: Thursday, May 14, 1987(11om-3pm) RSVP: 424-3170 LOCATION: Kmoerton Hopttal Nurtina Offke 677 Church Street Marietta, GA 30060.