Southern restaurant offers a bright, spacious setting with a cozy, homey vibe and live music on weekends. The atmosphere is family-friendly and lively during busy times, with a comfortable and inviting environment. The kitchen impresses with its size and quality, enhancing the overall experience.
Sweet and creamy coleslaw stands out with a flavor reminiscent of the old Pantry in Los Angeles. It pairs well with fried chicken and beans, offering a taste that feels like home.
Dinners feature crispy fried chicken and perfectly cooked catfish with balanced spice. Shrimp dishes come with a spicy kick and rich flavor, while red beans and rice accompany meals well.
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Beignet Sundays are a popular event at the restaurant.
Parking is easy and available near the restaurant.
Expect a wait time of about 35 minutes for three sides during peak hours.
Mesquite fire pit infuses barbecue with authentic smoky flavor and fills the air with a distinctive aroma. Rustic interior features license plates on walls and a warm, inviting atmosphere that suits casual outings and takeout. Live music and a family-owned vibe add to the relaxed, welcoming energy.
Crunchy and refreshing with a creamy dressing, the coleslaw has a subtle sweetness that pairs well with BBQ and sandwiches. Portions are small but the fresh, homemade style and sugary flavor stand out as a tasty side.
Dinner features ribs, grilled chicken, and tri-tip with perfectly cooked potatoes. Meals consistently come out delicious and satisfying.
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Karaoke happens every Sunday night, starting at 8pm.
There is plenty of parking available, both indoor and outdoor.
The restaurant has both indoor and outdoor seating options.
Restaurant combines Buffalo Bills theme with a 120-inch projector showing games, creating a relaxed, cozy vibe. Space feels inviting and clean, with well-arranged seating for comfort. The environment suits both casual quick meals and watching sports with friends or family.
Jalapeno coleslaw offers a spicy kick alongside classic wings. It stands out as a noteworthy side worth trying again.
Dinner here suits casual occasions like family meals or late outings. The setting supports relaxed dining with options fitting for evening meals.
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Parking is available in the back alley of the restaurant.
The restaurant offers takeout service for those on the go.
They are finalizing their liquor license for future game days.
Spacious interior features beautiful murals and clean, modern decor with a slightly chilly atmosphere. The place offers Halal chicken known for its thin, crispy breading and non-greasy texture. A standout is the Stubborn soda fountain, adding a unique touch to the dining experience.
Coleslaw here is sweet-tasting and pairs well with fried dishes like catfish and tilapia sandwiches. It often comes as part of combos including fries and drinks, making it a solid side option.
Dinner features great lobster and Wing Wednesday specials that offer savings. Service can slow during the dinner rush, but the spot stays busy for both lunch and dinner.
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Tuesdays offer $1.99 leg and thigh meals.
Wednesdays feature $1.29 whole wing deals.
The restaurant is clean and well-maintained.
Old school diner with retro 1980s decor and a nostalgic menu board creates a vintage atmosphere. Loud rap music plays, adding energy but sometimes overwhelming the space. Regulars appreciate the classic fried chicken and the place's preserved charm.
A 3-piece dinner with 2 sides, a drink, and an extra strip costs about $20 per person, offering great value for both flavor and quantity. Chicken is a popular choice, especially on Fridays.
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Parking is often difficult to find on Sundays, even when the restaurant is empty.
The price for a 3-piece chicken meal is $21.99.
They no longer include biscuits with the meal, despite listing them on the menu.
Original 1970s decor and wood paneling create a nostalgic, old school vibe with a cozy, homey atmosphere. Dim lighting and simple booths add to the classic Americana feel. The space feels small and comforting, inviting relaxed, friendly gatherings.
Coleslaw pairs well with meats and sides, adding a crisp texture and fresh contrast. Including it in sandwiches changes the flavor profile and enhances the overall meal.
Large dinner combos offer 3 meats like brisket, chicken, and ribs, making them easy to share. Meals often include sides like baked beans and coleslaw, with buttery bread perfect for dipping in meat juices.
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Parking is sparse, with limited street parking available.
The bathrooms are outside and require a bathroom code.
Expect to pay a bit more than average for the portions.
Sandwich shop with historic 1908 decor and a hidden speakeasy bar behind a secret door. Atmosphere feels old-school and classy, with a dimly lit, vintage pub vibe that buzzes with energy. Free billiards lounge adds to the lively, nostalgic setting.
Sides include coleslaw that tastes good and avoids common pitfalls. It pairs well with sandwiches and comes alongside options like Mac & cheese and fries.
Half a pork dip sandwich with a side serves as a satisfying late night dinner. This spot fits well into many people's lunch and dinner routines.
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Happy hour offers cocktails for $7, beer and grilled cheese for $8, and well drinks for $10.
Reservations are not accepted, and expect long wait times due to popularity.
Parking is available for $13 on the block before the restaurant.
Sandwich shop offers a huge secluded patio with firepits and heat lamps for outdoor dining. Atmosphere stays friendly and relaxing, with a vibe similar to a spoken word cafe. Space includes a fully equipped bar and a rentable party room with DJ for social events.
Coleslaw comes as a side option with sandwiches like the pastrami French dip. It tastes yummy and tasty, though sometimes potato salad is served instead by mistake.
Dinner here has a family vibe with a focus on pastrami dishes. Meals feel friendly and casual, suitable for groups or friends.
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Johnny's Pastrami is open 24/7.
Parking is difficult around Johnny's Pastrami.
Food is cooked to order and ready in 10-15 minutes.
Rustic BBQ cabin style with a nostalgic 90s vibe and casual, family-friendly atmosphere. The space feels old and worn, yet relaxing and inviting for conversation and watching games. Activity slows down in mid-afternoon, creating a quieter mood.
Coleslaw has a fresh crunch and a spicy kick that stands out. It pairs well with ribs, beans, and fries, adding a crisp, flavorful contrast.
Offers hearty dinners with a variety of sides, excluding fries. Suitable for group meals and celebrations, serving both lunch and dinner.
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Parking is available for customers at the restaurant.
Expect to pay around $50 per plate for a meal.
The portions served are very generous.
Seafood market offers fresh, flavorful fish and generous portions with great prices. Atmosphere feels plain and unremarkable, with a small parking lot and street parking available. Popular for fried fish and shrimp specials, it stands out for quality despite modest surroundings.
Coleslaw varies here, with some finding it very good and others thinking it needs work. The restaurant lets you substitute coleslaw for other sides.
Fish dinners like catfish and Red Snapper come out well-prepared and flavorful. The 10-piece jumbo shrimp dinner is a solid choice that consistently satisfies.
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Happy Fish Market accepts E.B.T. as a form of payment.
Parking at Happy Fish Market can be challenging due to a small lot.
The best deal is the party platter for feeding two or more.
Small space with hard-back booths and outdoor seating offers a calm atmosphere with views of street traffic. The place has an old-school vibe with a remodeled interior that feels clean but basic. Quiet and welcoming, it suits those seeking a simple, no-frills dining experience.
Cold and refreshing, the coleslaw has a higher proportion of vegetables than dressing. It pairs well with chicken platters and comes as a complimentary side with meals.
Chicken dinners come out juicy and tender, with the juice soaking into fries offering a flavorful bite. Expect about a 20-minute wait during dinner, and arriving early helps avoid the crowd.
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There are no bathrooms available for customers at this restaurant.
Parking is limited and can be challenging to find.
Prices have increased significantly, with a single chicken costing almost $30.