Lemonade & Chill

11/21/2024

Just a friendly reminder…

10/30/2024

10/17/2024

It is with a heavy heart that I officially announce the closing of Lemonade & Chill at the Valdosta Mall. We will still be available for catering, just contact us through Facebook. October 31st will be our last day. 😢😢😢

10/05/2024

Just finished having pizza at The Slice. Perfection as always!!!! Thank you Estel!!

10/03/2024

Come help support a good friend of mine, Saturday night. Live music, great friendships and some of the best pizza around!!!

Kudos to our local musicians! We were approached by our good friend Mike Mason who wanted to come out and support the community with his brother to play for us. Then we thought, we've got some really great local musicians here locally! We are doing a Hurricane Helene After Party this Saturday October 5th, 12 PM - 10 PM!

20% off on all pizzas! $1 off all canned/bottled beer!

5% of our proceeds will go to feeding the linemen next week! You may also make donations to support linemen meals we'll be working on! Also musicians will be accepting tips!

Special shout out to our Sysco Rep Savannah Roberts for helping us offset some cheese cost. In addition, Rico's Tacos is donating 4 gift cards to be given away through out the day! After ever set change, we'll have give away items for our community! We'll give pep cards out to use in the upcoming weeks and gift cards as well.

Here is who we have playing Saturday 10/5:
🎶 12 PM - Gracie Conn
🎸 2 PM - Stephen Hafer
🎤 4 PM - Magnetic South
🎧 6 PM - Chase Crawford
🎵 7 PM - Gary Beckett
🥁 8 PM - Mason Brothers

Come out, eat great food, support your community and lets enjoy fellowship with our neighbors!

10/01/2024

One more day & we will be back to making the best lemonade out there. Planning to reopen Wednesday, Oct 2nd.
Thank you for your patience!!!

09/30/2024

With everything going on, I forgot to post this.
The mall is open but we will be closed today. Hope to return tomorrow.

09/26/2024

Good information…

Before an outage
A good rule of thumb is to keep an emergency supply kit on hand. Be sure to include nonperishable food items like bottled water, powdered milk, canned goods, cereal and protein bars in your emergency kit.
If you have advance warning that an outage is possible, fill a cooler with ice––just in case the outage spans several hours. Having a cooler ready to go can buy extra time for your refrigerated, perishable items.

During an outage
If an outage occurs, do not open the refrigerator or freezer unless absolutely necessary. An unopened refrigerator will keep food cold for about four hours. A half-full freezer will keep food frozen for about 24 hours and a full freezer for about 48 hours. If it looks like the power outage will last longer than four hours, move your important perishable items to an ice-filled cooler.

After an outage
If refrigerated foods have been exposed to temperatures higher than 40 degrees for more than two hours, the American Red Cross recommends discarding the items. If any foods have an unusual color, odor or texture, they should be thrown away.
While most perishable foods should be thrown out after an extended outage, there are a few items that are safe to consume after a two-hour exposure to 40+ degrees:
• hard cheeses that are properly wrapped
• butter or margarine that is properly wrapped
• taco, barbecue and soy sauces
• peanut butter, jelly, mustard, ketchup and relish

The best way to avoid illness from spoiled food during or after an outage is to follow the four-hour rule of thumb. After an outage, always smell and inspect foods before consuming and remember: when in doubt, throw it out.

09/25/2024

We are monitoring the weather closely & will post a reopening as we know more. Thank you & stay safe!!!!

09/25/2024

We will be open today with a limited menu. Possibly closed tomorrow & Friday but will make the final decision by the end of day today. Stay safe everyone!!!!

Latest SPC Storm Prediction Center outlook for tomorrow Thursday. Expect Tornado Warnings. Expect Tornado Watches. Level 2/3 now showing. Can't focus on the center line. Impacts will be well outside the cone. www.spaghettimodels.com

09/25/2024

This is what future Major Hurricane might look like tomorrow. HAFS showing 908mb. HWRF 944mb. Somewhere in the middle? All showing strengthening on approach to land. Look how wide bands will go. All of the Florida peninsula will feel. Tornadoes very very likely. And way north past Florida. www.spaghettimodels.com