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CityViewNC.com | 53 When I checked out online reviews of Deep Creek Grill, one guy had me at fries. Said the fries alone were worth a trip there. Really? He's right. Perfectly seasoned, and I promise you some of mine were 4 to 6 inches long. I've never seen such long fries! But add in a cheeseburger that will melt in your mouth and a Cheerwine to wash it all down – no sissy diet stuff – and you've got a meal deal. For about $8.50. e burger is 5 full ounces of beef, but the grill gals also will cook up, by request, a 10-ounce hand-pattied burger smothered with grilled onions, mushrooms, bacon, American and provolone cheeses, lettuce and tomato with your choice of condiments on a white bun, for 14 bucks. I think some of the brawny construction guys could work off that sucker in an aernoon. e menu also features weekday specials like baked spaghetti, chicken and pastry or hamburger steak. ere are hot dogs, cheesesteaks, barbecue sandwiches and that Southern delicacy, the fried bologna sandwich. Sides include fried okra, onion rings and more. Breakfast also is served. e hours are 7:45 a.m. to 3 p.m. Monday and 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday. Closed on Sunday. It's not a big place, but it's got a big personality – and I get the feeling that I'm the only one here who can say this is my first rodeo. Next time, ice cream, too. And maybe a closer look at those fishing poles. FAYETTEVILLE DOWNTOWN MASTERPLAN / FAYETTEVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA / OCTOBER 2018 / city of fayetteville VIEW OF PERFORMING ARTS CENTER COMING IN JUNE T HEIR V ISION CH A NGED T HEIR V ISION CH A NGED DO W N T O W N FAY E T T E V IL L E DO W N T O W N FAY E T T E V IL L E The little Thai restaurant that could The little Thai restaurant that could Men in Business profiles Men in Business profiles

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