$9 for a Cheesesteak and Wing Dinner for Two at Dr. Lou’s Place ($19 Value)
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Hearty American fare sates hungry diners & live music silences grumbling ears
Like bifocals, pacemakers, bidets, and the concept of liberty, the Philly cheesesteak was either invented by Benjamin Franklin or successfully stolen from the French by him. Feast on a definitively American meal with today’s Groupon: for $9, you get a cheesesteak and wing dinner for two at Dr. Lou’s Place in Roebling (a $19 total value). The dinner includes:
- Two cheesesteak sandwiches served with fries (a $5.50 value each) Twelve wings (an $8 value)
Dr. Lou’s Place offers hungry diners a menu full of reliably delicious, hearty American fare. Today’s deal lets a three-legged race team prep for a competition with a pair of cheesesteak sandwiches served with fries—an edible manifestation of brotherly love. Twelve wings can be evenly divided among eaters or saved for Thanksgiving in case a Mayan-predicted turkey shortage occurs. In addition to live entertainment and a dedicated staff, Dr. Lou’s also features an ice-cream window and an open stage policy that lets local guitar handlers try their hand at axe shredding with a chicken wing instead of a guitar pick.
Hearty American fare sates hungry diners & live music silences grumbling ears
Like bifocals, pacemakers, bidets, and the concept of liberty, the Philly cheesesteak was either invented by Benjamin Franklin or successfully stolen from the French by him. Feast on a definitively American meal with today’s Groupon: for $9, you get a cheesesteak and wing dinner for two at Dr. Lou’s Place in Roebling (a $19 total value). The dinner includes:
- Two cheesesteak sandwiches served with fries (a $5.50 value each) Twelve wings (an $8 value)
Dr. Lou’s Place offers hungry diners a menu full of reliably delicious, hearty American fare. Today’s deal lets a three-legged race team prep for a competition with a pair of cheesesteak sandwiches served with fries—an edible manifestation of brotherly love. Twelve wings can be evenly divided among eaters or saved for Thanksgiving in case a Mayan-predicted turkey shortage occurs. In addition to live entertainment and a dedicated staff, Dr. Lou’s also features an ice-cream window and an open stage policy that lets local guitar handlers try their hand at axe shredding with a chicken wing instead of a guitar pick.