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There used to be a place in lower Harlem in NYC called "Soul Kitchen" I think there is a new one in Brooklyn now. The original was excellent.
Does my Mom's Fried Chicken, Ham-Hocks and black eyed peas, beef tongue, mashed potatoes, etc. count? |
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Durham- Q-Shack
Oakland, CA - Soul Brothers Kitchen or Brown Sugar |
Aunt Rose's Soul Food House in Mississippi is excellent and there is one in Los Angles "RK" ....:D Worth going to if you are ever in that area.....:D
Big Teddy :munchin |
Rogue- In the LA area, Roscoe's Fried Chicken and Waffles.
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Boononono's - Aruba.
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Sigba,
I have to say I don't think I've ever had any true soul food. I'll have to try Chason's next time I'm at Bragg. Does minority food in other parts of the world count? Because I love monkey meat when prepared by hill tribes:D -out |
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Thanks.....jd |
Mama Dip's - Chapel Hill
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Corn bread, collards, ham, fried chicken, sweet potatoes, black eyed peas, and fried fish...this is the food I ate growing up in Gulfport, MS. Add shrimp po'boys and gumbo and we have a well balanced diet.
If you ever go through Chattanooga, try Bea's. All you can eat. |
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