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Red Coat Tavern
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I was quite excited to see Red Coat made number one, I read this post with great interest, my dad and his best friend loved the Red Coat Tavern ... they used to fight about which one of them ""discovered"" it; but that was in the day when it wasn't quite as grungy and the cook knew exactly how to cook to order.\r
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The best was ireading from a few folks about the burnt onions .... because no one knows how to burn them like the Red Coat, in fact when I ask for them burnt anywhere near Chicago & burbs, they just can't seem to burn onions like at the Red Coat. In fact they are so good, that my daughter now asks for her onions burnt. \r
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By the way my dad was the one that first asked for the burnt onions!!!!!!!
Pros: BURNT ONIONS
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