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Molly's Diner: Epic Burgers, Unique Sandwiches & Homemade Pies

Molly s Diner: Epic Burgers, Unique Sandwiches & Homemade Pies

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Breakfast platters; ;unch specials, 15 different burgers, sandwiches including Dylan's Suicide Sandwich, made of country fried steak, Swiss cheese, fried cheese sticks, onion ring, fries, mayo, lettuce and tomato; Redneck Sammich, advertised as a slice of fried bologna with grilled onions and mayo; fresh-fried potato chips; homemade pies
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