Escobars
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After the baptismal we had lunch at a small local southern joint called Gullah Cuisine. I decided to go with Steve's suggestion after reading great review with the place. It helped that the price was good, too. We were able to secure a private room for our party of 20+ and a bunch of kids. The place itself reminded me of Paula Deen's Lady and Sons back in the day when we had just opened on the Congress Street address. Wood floors and simple tables serving traditional southern cuisine. Who doesn't like Fried Chicken (which was exceptional by the way), mac and cheese, collard greens, banana pudding and such? I think everyone enjoyed the food overall.