Do yall remember Po Folks Restaurants?

[fusionjazzman72]

Po Folks had some good food and for the price you recieved a very nice portion.

I also remembrt the tin bucket cafe near Ingram....they would put the drinks on mason jars.

I'm po but I'm proud!

Chicken Picnic was the best!

[Chris]

I thought this thread was about Po Boy Pantry. Man, they had some awesome sandwiches back in the 80's. They also had a working train that circled the ceiling of the restaurant -good times.

[mouse]

the only people that eat at Cracker Barrel are red-necked Jetta owners.

What Black man you know is going to eat at "Cracker" barrel?

[baseline bum]

Yup, that was the one right up the road from where I still live. They had several around town. Now Las Palapas sits there I believe. Funny how things change in time.

Sounds like a major upgrade. Machacado from Las Palapas is great .

[CubanMustGo]

Bizzarely, they had a location on Fair Avenue (not too far from Highlands HS) for quite a while. It was a pretty odd location with only several dumpy and very old strip malls near by.

[Drachen]

I lived in converse so the walzem one was the one we went to all the time. Shrimp po boy for the win.

[Drachen]

They still exist in other states apparently.

Also,I am either having deja vu or we had a thread like this a few years back.

[CosmicCowboy]

They still exist in other states apparently.

Also,I am either having deja vu or we had a thread like this a few years back.

6-07-2006?

[Notorious H.O.P.]

Po Folks had some good food and for the price you recieved a very nice portion.

I also remembrt the tin bucket cafe near Ingram....they would put the drinks on mason jars.

I loved the Chicken Fried Steak from Po Folks.

If we'd given my Dad a choice, he would always eat at the Tin Bucket Cafe.

[Drachen]

6-07-2006?

Oops, hey man I have been fighting a cold all weekend. Give me a break. Lol