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Venue Review: Big Ed's

Greg Cox reviews Big Ed's City Market Restaurant
By "Greg Cox"
Triangle.com

Big Ed's dining room is packed with more bric-a-brac from bygone days than Grandma's attic, and the country-style food is just as nostalgic for native Carolinians: country ham, grits and redeye gravy for breakfast, and for lunch a rotating list of meats (including fried or barbecued chicken, roast pork, chuck wagon steak and fried catfish) and vegetables (try the butter beans and turnip greens) for lunch, and always a plate of biscuits and cornbread.

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Dec 20 2001 12:00AM - Triangle.com - Greg Cox

Big Ed's dining room is packed with more bric-a-brac from bygone days than Grandma's attic, and the country-style food is just as nostalgic for native Carolinians: country ham, grits and redeye gravy for breakfast, and for lunch a rotating list of meats (including fried or barbecued chicken, roast pork, chuck wagon steak and fried catfish) and vegetables (try the butter beans and turnip greens) for lunch, and always a plate of biscuits and cornbread.

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