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Andina's does plate lunches

Andina Café in the River Market is now serving plate lunches, with rotating options Monday through Friday.

Anybody tried it?

Here's the schedule:

Monday
chicken strips
macaroni and cheese
green peas

Tuesday
meat loaf
mashed potatoes
green bean bundles

Wednesday
chicken n dumplings
broccoli casserole
buttered corn

Thursday
baked pork chops
scalloped potatoes
butter beans

Friday
Mexican casserole
Spanish rice
Mexican corn

Posted by Lindsey Millar on February 27, 2008 11:18 AM | Permalink

Comments

looks like they're wanting to play hardball with "your mama's good food" to me.

with parking such a hassle down in the river market, i wonder how their business will be!

Posted by: kiki | March 5, 2008 10:28 AM

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