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A giant rooster statue stands guard outside, and somehow that tells you everything about what is cooking inside. This old dining room in Southern California...
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I knew dinner was heading in an interesting direction when the soup tasted like the squash had barely left the...
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Three million donuts a year is a number that makes you stop chewing and do the math. I came for...
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If the fryer had a punch card, it would have earned a vacation decades ago. No such luck. Fried chicken...
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