How Angie Belling Opened A Blue Collar Cafe With Her Mother - Southern Foodways Alliance

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Angie Bellinger is the one-woman show behind Workmen’s Cafe in James Island, South Carolina. Located in a small repurposed house on the roadside on the way to Folly Beach, Workmen’s is known to attract a rush of blue collar workers around lunchtime seeking a plate of Bellinger’s homey and affordable cooking.
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@yolandairene 7 лет назад

Turn up the volume.

@GrandpaCanCook 7 лет назад

I think that if Angie didn't have the Cafe she would be serving lunch to a lot of people in her home. Where I live most of the cafes are getting to concerned with the latest exotic ingredient rather than just serving good food to fill your belly and put a smile on your face. For a basically one man show she makes it look easy. I am glad I saw this video.

@rollercoaster24 7 лет назад

I really like the way she talks, it's super pleasant and still has a good amount of emotion in her words.

@KhrisKillerX 7 лет назад

This is a small yet invaluable piece of American culture. It must be celebrated! Wonderful!

@balochistanitechsupport3996 7 лет назад

cooked from the heart BLISSFULL

@hugh-johnfleming289 7 лет назад

There is some place like this near you. Why are you ordering chain pizza?

@joyjoyoo 7 лет назад

The heck. I wanna drive to SC just to try this! Passion and Soul .

@dymondkittync 7 лет назад

I just subscribed and SO glad I did. My Maternal side of the family is from Charleston and we're having a Family Reunion there next month! And I have an Aunt who lives on James Island!!! Guess who's going to this restaurant next month and every time I visit Charleston twice a year... : )!!!!!! I can already taste it! #CarolinaGirl

@TripleMTmoney 7 лет назад

Love this story...the hospitality is comfortingly,I learned the same way to cook from my grandma

@Sodacake 7 лет назад

Man that rice looks so good. Anybody know what type of rice it is?

@msrjjon 7 лет назад

+Skip Anderson Who's driving? Cause I will drive!

@joyjoyoo 7 лет назад

msrjjon I can too

@travissomething3341 7 лет назад

Why are all the restaurants with black people owning them all like..country food

@tron5395 7 лет назад

Stopping by when I visit SC.

@ozzyrocks9911 7 лет назад

Miss Angie is the best. Eaten there many times.

@berlinjamal 7 лет назад

May God bless her. Thank you Eater for sharing her story. We need more stories as such. Loved it.

@christoperwiese6146 7 лет назад

Audio levels way too low

@christoperwiese6146 7 лет назад

What?

@marioiam708 7 лет назад

Every time i see these types of videos, it makes me grit and clench my teeth and makes me so angry. Instead of trying to focus on Food. When they say we've been doing this (for ex:) 70 years or since 1929, I imagine the time of Racism they went through. Like Otha Turner. There's always a Dark Side to their story they don't tell. I don't know why it makes me so angry. Like I shouldn't be complaining about my life because i really am blessed to be born at this day in age. They're strong people

@marioiam708 7 лет назад

She's so adorable

@marioiam708 7 лет назад

So Calm and Humble