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Food for Life Supreme

Posted by YAR 1 Mar 2008 4 Comments

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It sounds vaguely religious, but I don’t think it is. Apparently it’s related to something called the University of the Art and Logistics of Civilization. It doesn’t really matter; the food is pretty amazing (and pretty cheap). It’s a kind of soul food place, serving sandwiches and burgers and giant platters of different kinds of fried fish that come with such awesome sides as fried carrots and mustard greens. It’s the weird colorful swirly-looking place at 1106 Chapel Hill St, and is take-out only. The place itself, the concept behind it, and the food are all fascinatingly and weirdly unique. Kind of bizarre, but only in the best and most delicious way.

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  • Kelsey said:

    Just ate their today. Had their portabella mushroom burger and hush puppies.Their hush puppies were nothing special, but weren’t really greasy so it was good in that sense. Would definitely eat them again no problem. The burger was good.I definitely will be going back.

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  • William said:

    I was just riding by and noticed this colorful building. So I decided to stop by and boy am I glad I did. I had the portabella mushroom burger very good and I will be returning soon!!!

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