Southern Cast Iron

The South’s Best Live Fire Restaurants

Blazing flames and cast iron have always been a match made in heaven. At these spots spanning the South, chefs are turning to the as-old-as-time technique of cooking with fire to master sizzling steaks, freshly caught fish, ember-roasted vegetables, barbecue, and more. Check out where to get your live-fire food fix.

MARJIE’S GRILL

NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA

marjiesgrill.com

You’ll experience major flavor at this bright blue-hued South Broad Street eatery. Inspired by his

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