Your heart attack, with cole slaw
The Pantry is one of the oldest restaurants in Los Angeles, located up the street from where the Lakers and Clippers lose. It is owned by former L.A. Mayor Richard Riordan, who is also responsible for many of the bike paths in the city.
I go here every year around this time for three days in a row, because I like to protest Erotica L.A. at the nearby convention center. This year I'll be holding the sign that says "You're Lucky I'm Not God."
Here is the chicken-fried steak platter. It comes with peas, mashed potatoes, your doom, and a stack of bread with an equally high stack of butter pats. Cole slaw is extra, and usually I just finish that in the ambulance.See also: Pantry Cafe
Labels: food, los angeles
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by Marty Barrett at Friday, June 22, 2007
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