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Drove by tonight around 11 PM and there were lines out front. Don't care about the scenes much but how is the food? Anyone?
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re: fdb
I would be interested in hearing someone comment on the food too. It's hard to find good Southern style food, especially on the westside. I just assume that because they have positioned themselves as a bar the food may be an afterthought, but that may (hopefully) be a bad assumption.
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re: fdb
We went to a party there last weekend. The menu is large but we were eating from a pre-selected buffet so maybe not a full basis for evaluation. They had crawfish, not so good (not much flavor in the bugs and the spicing wasn't much either). Jambalaya was not distinctive; red beans and rice were a little better. The drinks, on the other hand, were very good and large (albeit expensive)--one $10 mint julep was more than enough for me! (And they have Pimms Cup on the drink menu though I didn't see anyone ordering it.)
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Stopped by there today and they said they're trying to open next weekend - 4/12
Apparently the health inspector keeps cancelling on them. It will be interesting to see if they can make it work in that space which has seemingly been doomed lately. It'll probably be all about the booze rather than the food. I did ask the co-owner if he'd been to Stevie's in the valley which is similar but pricier and he'd never heard of the place - which considering there are few southern food restaurants in LA you would think he might have. -
I think it was supposed to be open a few weeks ago. A friend of mine wanted to have her birthday gathering there this weekend but was told that it is not going to be open yet.
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re: PrettyPlaty
Wow...uh...be sure to check out that menu before you head over. Maybe I'm just annoyed that their fried green tomatoes come with "spicy cajun sauce" (yeah, I think they serve that at KFC too) or that the pulled pork is served "swimming in bbq sauce", but there's something about that menu that just sets off red flags for me. Here's hoping I'm wrong.
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re: Servorg
I would guess that it is going to bar of the Q's and Cabo Cantina variety since it is being run by former Q's bartenders who also happen to be from Georgia, hence the name. I'm sure you don't have to use the spicy cajun sauce and that you can ask them to hold the bbq sauce. *smile* My friend is a big fan of the Q's/Cabo scene and wanted a place to check out the games and enjoy a "festive" atmosphere. Hey, it's her birthday, she gets to pick!
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re: a_and_w
From their web site:
"Welcome to SOUTH, where true Southern style meets Southern California. At SOUTH you’ll get authentic Southern food and classic cocktails & beers, all served with our friendly hospitality. You’re always welcome at SOUTH, no matter if you want a sit down dinner with family and friends or just want a drink while you watch the game."
Seems like a typical restaurant that serves cocktails, and when it comes to inviting "FAMILY and friends" it makes me think I can dine there for dinner with my "FAMILY", not all of whom are 21 or over.
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re: a_and_w
The guys who are opening it are connected to Q's and Barney's so I think a&w's probably on track:
http://la.eater.com/archives/2008/02/...
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Per eaterla, it's supposed to open this weekend:
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