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“Whaddya have, whaddya have?”
That frequent cry of the wait staff at The Varsity will likely findits way into print ina book about the restaurant being designed and compiled by Max Productions.
Specializing in curb service, hot dogs and fried peach pies, the Atlanta landmark is a flamboyant example of 1920s architecture. It was established by Frank Gordy, who dropped out of nearby Georgia Tech because he thought he’d make more money feeding fledgling engineers than by becoming one himself.
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