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What does /ck/ think of Kelley's?

>> No.11099377

>>11099370
Dunno what it is? Is it some flyover family chain?

>> No.11099380

I don't know. For some reason I like the word cookin', though. What is in this "Kelley's" establishment?

>> No.11099398

>>11099377
>Is it some flyover family chain?
Gulf coast actually

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>>11099380
It's like a cracker barrel but not shit.

>> No.11099608

>>11099398
>gulf coast
Ah okay. I'm in flyover Tennessee and never heard of it, that's why.
>>11099412
Yes Crackerbarrel sucks ass, only decrepit boomers go there.

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kelley’s is overall pretty decent food for a pretty decent price, the kicker is that the portions are gigantic and the decor/service is kind of hokey but if you’re in the mood for it you can definitely appreciate it. the food is pretty standard american classics but they also throw in stuff like a 3 or 5 pound burger iirc. my late grandfather was a mechanic, owned his own shop, worked only on domestic cars, fought in vietnam, boomer meme etc. and it was one of his favorite places to eat and i don’t eat there often at all but i can definitely understand why
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>> No.11101201

A pancake I ordered was bigger than a fourth of the table

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>>11099370
dat yellow gravy
dat meat and three
dat casters on the seats
muh blue collar life