Sally Maes heritage on Highway 67

Two ladies inspire Bulloch County restaurant

Scott Haddon stands next to a sign in front of the restaurant Sally Mae's Kitchen on Highway 67 that he and his wife Mychelle opened Nov. 7. The restaurant takes its name from two of their grandmothers. - photo by AL HACKLE/Staff

BizSallieMae - Exterior Web — Scott Haddon stands next to a sign in front of the restaurant Sally Mae's Kitchen on Highway 67 that he and his wife Mychelle opened Nov. 7. The restaurant takes its name from two of their grandmothers. - photo by AL HACKLE/Staff

Don’t expect to find a woman named Sally Mae cooking at Sally Mae’s Kitchen, but portraits of the late Sallie Will Norrell Smith and Ena Mae Deloach Lanier, two Georgia ladies who knew how to cook, are on the wall. Scott and Mychelle Haddon opened the restaurant, on Georgia Highway 67 near the Interstate 16 interchange, Nov. 7. Mrs. Smith, who died at age 88 in August 1997, was Scott’s grandmother, originally from Gordon County.

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