Soul Food

I Have been to Aunt Kizzy's Kitchen in Marina Del Rey and can tell yo that the food is outstanding.  I highly reccomend it!

Try Angelina's at the Sepulveda Blvd exit of the 405 Freeway North, or Aunt Kizzy's in Marina Del Rey, or Harold's and Bell's at Jefferson Blvd in the Crenshaw area.

On 19 Feb 1998, Brwencino wrote:

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> >Any other suggestions?
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> It's basically take out, but try Stevie's on the Strip at Crenshaw and
> Jefferson--great fried chicken and smothered chicken.
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Kizzy's Kitchen in Marina Del Rey is definitely a tasty soul food dive, but I have not experienced M&Ms or the pest infested one on Crenshaw. Check out Kizzy's.

-Grover Trask

On 24 Feb 1998, leffall wrote:

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> There are a few interesting spots that offer great tasting soul food.  A
> very popular spot is M&Ms, which is now conveniently located at about six
> locations throughout LA County.  I, however, would skip the one on
> Crenshaw/M.L. King--they have a problem with pests.  The one on La
> Brea/Century is key because it used to be a Bob's Big Boy and there's
> plenty of seating and parking.  You have this problem with all the other
> spots.
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> Aunt Kizzy's Kitchen is rumored to have good soul food as well, but I have
> not tried it.  It's in Marina Del Rey.
>
> Also, try Dulan's on Crenshaw.
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I've been to quite a few of the sould food restaurants in town and I have to say that Kizzy's, Dulan's and M&M's are pretty good.  Kizzy's is in the Marina, but I think it is rather pricy.  Dulan's recently catered an even sponsored by the BSU on campus for Black History Month and it was really good.  M&Ms serves alot of food and I went to the one on Crenshaw but didnt have the pest problems.

Daniel