The most common way to experience the Deep South is to find a street magician and hope he pulls a shiny Louisiana state quarter from your ear. Today's Groupon presents another option when there are no illusionists handy: for $10, you get $20 worth of classic American fare at The Great American Grill, located at the Hilton Garden Inn in Warner Robins.

The Great American Grill's flavor-sculpting chefs whip up hearty platters of classic American cuisine with southern-style flair. Oil rusty jaw hinges with a starter such as the pot stickers, which pair grilled potato and cheese dumplings with an entourage of teriyaki and spicy mustard sauce for dipping ($7). The Mobley burger, with its half-pound of black Angus beef and monolithic stack of lettuce, onion, tomato, and pickle ($7), commemorates the first Hilton hotel, rivaling the monumental Holiday Inn ratatouille and the Parent's Basement grilled cheese. Meanwhile, the center-cut pork chop slathers tongues in blueberry barbecue sauce ($15), and the Cajun shrimp-and-cheese grits tickle tonsils with down-homey spices ($15).

After sating appetites and determining that the best way to defeat a plate of food is to stare it into submission, cool down with a southern-inspired sweet, such as the peach cobbler graced with a silky dollop of vanilla ice cream ($5).