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Some of the best experiences I have ever had occur in a small diner downtown called Mike's Place. The diner is old and tiny but because it is what we call a hole in the wall, it is rarely busy. It sits between two other businesses on the street and, upon first glance, looks like nothing special and nowhere inviting. The words "Mike's Place" are painted in red and white letters on the glass above the door and they are very easy to miss. Mike's serves food items that many small downtown restaurants serve, including burgers, spicy fried chicken, mashed potatoes, cheese fries, huge rolls bathed in butter, and the best biscuits and gravy for breakfast. Mike's keeps short hours, meaning it is open for breakfast and lunch. Mike's is one of the most inspirational places I frequent because it has style and character.
My favorite thing to eat at Mike's is the biscuits and gravy. I know it must be one of the most fattening things I can have but nothing beats a plate of biscuits smothered in gravy. This is somehow better on days when I do not have to go to work. I can enjoy the food at a slow pace and with a glass of juice, I feel like all is right with the world....
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