622 Shug Jordan Parkway Auburn, AL 36832
(334) 887-5999
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“Food so good, you’ll slap your mama!” Location One: 123 Anywhere Street, USA
Breakfast
Salads
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Biscuit Buttered 1.35 Sausage 1.95 Sausage, Egg & Cheese 2.95 Bacon, Egg & Cheese 2.95 Chicken 2.95 Steak 2.95 Add cheese .25 Croissant 2.95 Multigrain, Chocolate or Raspberry Cream Cheese Tater Tots 1.95 Fresh Fruit cup 2.95
Dressings: Bleu Cheese, 1000 island, ranch, honey mustard, Raspberry Vinaigrette and our house sauce House Salad 3.95 A mix of Artisan lettuces (iceberg, romaine, red leaf lettuce) and, tomato, sweet onions and fresh feta crumbled feta cheese. Add fried or grilled 2.95 Chicken tenders Add chicken salad 2.95 Buffalo Chicken Salad 8.95 Fried or Grilled Chicken tenders tossed in our own wing sauce over mixed greens with tomatoes, sweet onions, and crumbled feta cheese, served with blue cheese dressing.
Appetizers
Entrees
Fried Pickles 4.95 Kickin’ dipping sauce Fried Green Tomatoes 5.95 Traditional southern favorite served with our house sauce. Onion Rings 4.95 Crisp, beer-battered rings with ideal ring-dipping sauce. Armadillo Eggs 5.95 Jalepeno peppers filled with cream cheese and served with Gator Sauce (no actual Gators were harmed in the making of this sauce, not that we didn’t try!
Chicken Fingers Lightly fried, hand breaded, not frozen…Grandma eats our chicken! When she’s really hungry, Grandma goes for the meal with your choice of two sides. Four Finger Basket 4.95 Meal 6.95 Six Finger Basket 5.95 Meal 7.95 Served with our home made dipping sauce Chicken Nuggets Just like our chicken fingers…lightly fried, hand breaded and never frozen….bite size bits of yum! Kid’s Meal (4 nugget basket) 3.95 Eight Nugget Basket 4.95 Meal 6.95 Twelve Nugget Basket 5.95 Meal 7.95 Chicken Sandwich Served steaming hot with lettuce, tomato and pickles…the grilled sandwich is served on a multi grain bun. The Club is made with hickory smoked bacon and sliced provolone. Grilled 3.95 Fried 2.95 Club 5.95 (grilled or fried) Buffalo 3.95 (our own wing sauce) BLT 3.95 Hickory smoked bacon, romaine lettuce and vine ripe tomatoes on a multigrain bun.
Desserts
All of our desserts are made in house using family recipes that we beg, borrowed, and well….you know the drill! Our mothers wouldn’t use store bought, and neither do we. Because our desserts are fresh, preservative free and made daily, you’ll want to ask your server which items are available. Reece’s Peanut Butter Pie 5.95 ($28 whole pie) Intense peanut butter with chocolate, caramel and Reece’s Peanut butter cup halves. Blue Velvet Cake 5.95 ($24 whole cake) Made fresh, just for War Eagle fans. Cream cheese frosting Fried Ice Cream 5.95 Willie’s favorite…rich, creamy vanilla ice cream, with a crispy shell of cinnamon, sugar, coconut and chocolate sauce.
Sidekicks Sweet Potato Fries 3.95 Real Crispy Fries 2.95 Sweet Cole Slaw 2.95 Loaded Potato 2.95 Salad Fresh Fruit 2.95 Sliced Vine Ripe 2.95 Tomatoes
Beverages
Earl’s Carrot Cake 5.95 ($28 whole cake) Filled to the brim with good stuff, cream cheese frosting
(Coke, Diet Coke, Sprite, Fanta Orange, Lemonade, Dr. Pepper, Sweet/Unsweetened Tea) 1.95 Kids $1.65
Key Lime Pie 5.95 ($28 whole pie)
Coffee
Lilly’s Chicken Salad Sandwich 4.95 Fresh, white meat chicken salad filled with walnuts, grapes, chopped apples and fresh pineapple on a multigrain croissant. Yum! Our chicken is available in larger orders and platters, too.
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Helen’s Lemon Meringue Pie 4.95 ($24 whole pie) Mississippi Mud Mousse 5.95 Three words…yumm, yummm, good! Oh So Good Apple Crisp 5.95 Chock full of granny smith apples, cinnamon, brown sugar and a nice crispy streudel. Served with a scoop of vanilla bean ice cream Yes, there is a real flying goose. His name is Willie, but we don’t like to talk about Willie unless you’re family…so pull up a seat.
Nobody’s credit cards are as good as cash, but we take ‘em anyway!
Is Open Tuesday – Saturday from 11am – 9pm Sundays from 11am – 7pm We are closed on Mondays.
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