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Where to eat out for Thanksgiving, informal / Southern

1 post · Nov 21, 2000

Albert N.Internet America/PDQ.net (using Airnews.net!)Nov 21, 2000
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Someone wrote:
> I did read the thread discussing hotels serving the meal, but I'm looking
> for more info.. hotels, restaurants, whatever, with a consideration: my
> dad's from out of town (Granbury), and doesn't like things to be too
fancy.
> Not price, just atmosphere.  So far, Threadgill's has suited him best; he
> likes a pile of fried chicken livers and checked tablecloths just fine.
>
> Anyway, all suggestions appreciated.  We took him to Hyde Park Grill once,
> but he's just not the kind of man to suffer a plate of roasted carrots
> gladly.

If Hoover's will be open, they'd be a great choice.  Southern cuisine that exceeds my fond memories of what Threadgill's used to serve.
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