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Abe's Ole Feed House: Historic Southern Comfort Food Since the 1920s

Abe s Ole Feed House: Historic Southern Comfort Food Since the 1920s

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Opened in the 1920s originally as a general store now serves Southern-style catfish fillets and steaks, frog legs, fried and boiled shrimp, barbecue ribs, grilled and fried chicken, Alaskan crab, homemade gumbo, smoked sausage links, chicken and dumplings, salad bar, stuffed crab, hush puppies. GROUPS: Will open on a Sunday through Wednesday for a group of 60 or more, or will cater to any site; menu changes seasonally because they use the fresh catches of the day,.

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