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Lunch Money: Chicken Pastry, Cornbread, Cobbler, and Other Classics at Big Ed’s
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INDY Week
The first Big Ed’s opened in Wake County in 1958, though that location no longer exists.
A round of gin rummy at Big Ed’s.
The Garner location of Big Ed’s is located at 231 Timber Drive.
The photo used is from Big Ed’s, with a caption that reads: “Grits stand up to all kinds of flavoring.
The ones served at Big Ed’s take just a little pat of butter.”That about sums it up, give or take a bit of hot sauce.
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