Even though I spent most of my formative years in the south, I have never in my life had fried chicken and waffles in one sitting. I have been missing out! The chicken was so good, I wanted more despite being totally full. The waffles were buttery, sweet, and yummy. Oh! And the macaroni cheese... *gasp* The sweet tea is VERY sweet. My friend was in the know, however, because he ordered half-regular and half-sweet which STILL tasted way too sweet for me. The saltiness of the fried chicken mixed with the sweetness of the waffles is an unholy and remarkable combination. Make sure you get there early because the line is long. However, the service is very good (even if she did serve me last because I was wearing a Steeler's jersey the day they played the Cardinals. It's why I was in Phoenix). I could happily commit suicide by coronary here.
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I was really pleased with my entire experience here...with the exception of the name of the restaurant. The name is too "brown bag," too generic for this little gem in the middle of the city. It is quaint but not so quaint that those with testosterone would not see its great qualities! The atmosphere was ideal: old bungalow home, great patio--very large--with shade for the heat of day and heaters for the cool of night. The food was excellent, VERY reasonably priced, and the service was outstanding! We happened upon this restaurant by accident so were really glad to see that they serve brunch until 3PM. And we were so impressed with brunch that we will return for lunch and dinner.
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This hotel lodge was excellent. It is Christmas Eve and the service was just excellent. The lady was so sweet and nice working the lobby ..not even giving it a thought but helping and being cheerful! Excellent food and great area!
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This place has been the talk of the town since it opened! Finally arrive to check it out with my son for lunch. I had the baby back ribs. They are served on a plastic tray from coco-cola on paper. I picked the first one up and bit into what I think is beef jerky. The amoke flavor is way to strong for me. The other pieces were like eating rubber. When you bit into it, it was like the snap you get from a braut then chew chew chew. My son had the pulled pork. He enjoyed it and said the meat was tender and moist. I may give it one more try with the wife since she has been wanting to come here.
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