Re: Favorite L&L
I went to high school near L&L #1, back when it didn't need a number because it was the only one. I don't know if anyone remembers this, but I'm pretty sure L&L invented the mini plate, and what you got for three bucks was some pretty good barbecue chicken. It was a deal; nowadays, the mini-plates tend not to be so much of a deal as they were.
L&L also sorta pioneered the million-item plate-lunch place, which is now standard. I prefer Grace's myself, but L&L is convenient.
However, I seldom go anymore. I've sorta lost a taste for the place.
I went to high school near L&L #1, back when it didn't need a number because it was the only one. I don't know if anyone remembers this, but I'm pretty sure L&L invented the mini plate, and what you got for three bucks was some pretty good barbecue chicken. It was a deal; nowadays, the mini-plates tend not to be so much of a deal as they were.
L&L also sorta pioneered the million-item plate-lunch place, which is now standard. I prefer Grace's myself, but L&L is convenient.
However, I seldom go anymore. I've sorta lost a taste for the place.
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