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I used to love me some of that El Taco Grande on California near Pete's Donuts. Burrito Supreme with extra sour cream. They were one of the few places open back in the days when I got off work at 2 a.m. as a bouncer at Charlies.
Ooh, this thread brings back bad memories. Waking up at 7 on a Saturday morning to go to work, bad hangover, and then the acid belch to remind me of the 2:00 AM binge at El Taco Grungy. The heartburn and greasy stomach alone was enough to keep me from drinking for at least a week. Then, my stupidity (I can't claim ignorance, I knew better!) would take over again at 1:30 to 2 AM, and it was back to the grunge. The worst part was that the woman with all the tattoos that worked the late shift really liked my buddy, so she would give us all the unsold food. I tried my best to prove that it was really possible to overdose on grease and jalapenos.
All right, this is for all our resident gourmands out there...whose got the best barbecue (and iced tea) in and around the Ruston area?
For me it is a tie between Hot Rods and Dowlings.
Back in the day, they weren't too many places around that served a good breakfast buffet in Ruston, and I see where Shoney's out of 67 has closed. It was either Pete's Donuts or McDonald's. What about today? BTW, I don't think Griff's served breakfast back then, but now...