Brownie-Lu Restaurant
919 N 2nd Ave, Siler City, NC, 27344
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Address :
919 N 2nd Ave
Siler City, NC, 27344 - Phone (919) 663-3913
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Specialities
- Takes Reservations : No
Delivery : No
Take-out : Yes
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Good For : Breakfast
Good for Kids : Yes
Good for Groups : Yes
Attire : Casual
Noise Level : Average
Alcohol : No
Outdoor Seating : No
Wi-Fi : No
Has TV : No
Waiter Service : Yes
Caters : No
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Jerry D.
I'm from Chicago and visit my daughter who lives in Chapel Hill several times a year. We drove here today which takes about an hour. After my eating experience in this wonderfully tacky restaurant with aluminum tables and chairs (a throw back from my teen years at home, I'm 88 years old), I enjoyed the bested broasted chicken, mashed potatoes from scratch and coleslaw, with the best hush puppies I've ever eaten, Don't fill up on those hush puppies, save your appetite !!! (Slip them into a baggie !!! ) I'd hitch hike from Chicago to get here...........my 88 year old finger works well !!! Tell Dan E. to read the signs. Brownie-Lu is only open for breakfast on Saturdays. And they have a darn good breakfast !!! The place has to have time to clean up and prepare for all the good stuff they start serving on Monday.
(5)Dan E.
We drove up at 1:45 on a Saturday. At first we couldn't understand why all of the empty tables were dirty and the waitress was ignoring us. She eventually acknowledged us but said the were closing at 2 so the only thing we could get was a hot dog. WTF? So I can't comment on the food but their attitude leaves a lot to be desired. We won't be back. We continued on and ate at Johnson's which was awesome. They welcomed us in even though they were putting out the "closed" sign as we drove up. Now that's how you run a business!
(1)Carol M.
Busy little restaurant. We came here for breakfast and had omelettes. Great friendly service. It is a country restaurant, hole in the wall, clean, friendly, busy. Great for a stop for a good hearty meal if you're in the area.
(4)Chris K.
This place is a real throw back! I really didn't know what to expect when I came here, but I just love the name of the place! I was in town on business and needed to stop for a quick (and cheap) bite to eat afterwards. I went to Yelp, read the other review posted and thought I'd take a chance. I'm glad I did! When we drove into the parking lot we were a little skeptical, but the lot was full of cars, so always a good sign! It's a tiny place and every table was taken as was every stool at the counter. It's not fancy - at all, but the food the waitresses were bringing to the tables looked & smelled really good! We only had to wait about five minutes for a table, but in that time they ran out of a couple items. My partner had the chicken salad sandwich ($3.20) and an order of fries ($1.50). She's very particular about chicken salad and rated it as #2 of her all time favorites - wow! I had the 2 piece broasted chicken dinner ($6.50) which came with 2 sides of my choice from a pretty good list of choices. When I ordered they were just starting to make more chicken, but it was a brief wait and well worth it. It was perfectly cooked, crunchy, not greasy at all, and very juicy. The mashed potatoes were sooo homemade and the salad was way bigger than I thought it would be. I ended up taking a piece of chicken home and some of the taters. What I really liked about this place, aside from the food being really good, was the choice on the menu and the super low prices. Where can you get a sandwich for $3.20?? The pimento cheese sandwich is only $2.00! There's a slew of sandwiches in that price range. Now these aren't giant sandwiches like you'd get somewhere and pay 6 or 7 dollars for. These are just made on regular loaf bread, not sub rolls and that's fine. It was still stuffed with chicken salad which you can see in the picture how big the sandwich was. The staff was real friendly and the place is laid back and full of locals just shootin' the breeze. They have a separate take out door and it was busy the whole time we were there. If I didn't live all the way in Durham I'd definitely put this on my list of places to visit once or twice a month.
(4)Todd R.
A longtime homestyle restaurant in Siler City is still going strong, and for the type of restaurant it is I give it 5 stars. The food is carefully prepared avoiding the pitfalls that some greasy spoons suffer from. From my seat at the bar, I watched the cook prepare my western omelet and hash browns, along with other orders that included bacon, and she thoughtfully cleaned off the bacon fat from the grill, resulting in fried food without an excess of fat. The omelet and hash browns were delicious, served with wheat toast, and the service was great, with my coffee cup refilled frequently. The staff is friendly and nice. The decor is perfect if you like stock car racing.
(5)Fred B.
This is a very, very good little hole-in-the-wall diner that serves great fried chicken and other country cooking items - well, actually it is broasted chicken, like Hursey's in Burlington, and the late Gordy's in High Point. The chicken is crispy with a thin crust, moist, and tasty. They offer a number of good sides (real mashed potatoes) as well, and serve a huge plate of very well fried fish, on Fridays I believe. They also serve a pretty good southern breakfast.
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