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City Eats
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Walking up to the place it is small and unassuming but as the old saying goes you can't judge a book by its cover. Immediately when you walk in you are greeted by the owner whom I think never has a day off and an excellent staff. This is a great place to go and relax while eating some great food.
The choices on the menu are pretty much endless with a strong focus on the foods that make the northeastern part of the country famous. Great hot dogs, Taylor Pork Roll, New Jersey Sloppy Joe's, and so much more. I love great hot dogs and they by far have the best. I don't want to forget the large selection of great hamburgers that start off with a full 1/2 pound patty.
Oh and don't forget to add-on some of their delicious fries with Old Bay . They are just delectable. The beer battered onion rings are also unbeatable.
For dessert you can grab an Italian Ice, ice cream, or a snow cone.
I just can't say enough about this unique institution. Kingwood has finally attracted some unique eateries and this is by far the crem de la crem.
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