NNTP-Posting-Date: Mon, 28 Sep 1998 15:54:38 EDT Organization: Shore.Net/Eco Software, Inc; ([email removed]) Xref: pale-rider.INS.CWRU.Edu ne.food:4782 For those of you that get north of Boston and like regular fried chicken, the best I have found is at the Chicken Connection on Rt 97 in Haverhill, about 1 mile north of the circle. There is also good chicken at Carmen's on the corners of Rt. 107 and Rt 108 in East Kingston, NH. They cook to order and it's a 15 minute wait. It's also more expensive, but good. I'd like to know of other spots if you know them. It's my favorite "road food".
Massachusetts
Just plain fried chicken
If you like 'em that way, try Coney Island on Southbridge Street in Worcester...they have a great neon sign of a hot dog with mustard dripping from it. It's a good size place considering they serve just hot dogs (and it's always busy). I love that "meat" sauce! Neal Bob W. wrote in message ... >Jud H. wrote: > >> While I'm at it, how about Detroit-style coney dogs? > >The closest thing to coneys in New England are "NY System" weiners in >Rhode Island. They are little franks, served on steamed buns, with meat >sauce, chopped raw onion, celery salt, ketchup, and mustard. Perfect >after a night of drinking. I usually eat three or four. If you order >enough the counterman will prepare them "up the arm." > >bob Wells