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APPETIZERS & SALADS FAVORITES Fried Green Tomatoes 6.29 Farm-Raised Catfish - 3-Piece 12.29 Fried Pickles 5.49 Farm-Raised Catfish - 2-Piece 10.29 Small Onion Rings 3.49 Served with fries, slaw, fritters, & pups Large Onion Rings 5.99 Grilled Chicken Platter 7.79 Fried Jalapenos 4.99 Hubcap Hamburger Steak 10.49 Corn Fritters 4.99 Half Portion 7.79 with gravy & grilled onions Side Salad 2.29 Chicken Fried Steak 9.59 House Salad 4.99 Half Portion 7.59 Grilled Chicken Salad 7.69 Chicken Fried Chicken 8.99 Chicken Tender Slad 7.69 Chicken Strips 8.59 Served with two veggies and bread BURGERS & SANDWICHES Hubcap Cheeseburger 10.29 EVERY DAY VEGGIES Cheeseburger 7.29 Green Beans 1.99 Grilled Chicken 6.89 Mashed Potatoes 1.99 Chicken Tender 6.89 Corn 1.99 Chicken Fried Steak 6.79 Fried Okra 1.99 BLT 6.79 Coleslaw 1.99 Catfish 8.99 Sweet Potato Fries 2.99 Served with fries unless you want: French Fries 1.99 Corn Fritters 1.99 SUBSTITUTIONS Fried Green Tomatoes 3.99 VEGGIE PLATE (pick 3) 6.29 Fried Pickles 2.29 Onion Rings 2.29 Sweet Potato Fries 1.29 Side Salad 1.99 DRINKS 1.99 EXTRAS Iced Tea Dr. Pepper Extra Cheese 0.39 Coke Diet Dr. Pepper Add Bacon 0.99 Diet Coke Pink Lemonade Ranch or Tartar 0.59 Sprite Coffee Roll or Cornbread 0.59 IBC Rootbeer (No Refills) PLATE LUNCH & VEGGIE OF THE KID'S STUFF (12 & Under Only) DAY Monday - Fried Pork Chops 7.49 Lugnut Cheeseburger 4.99 Northern Beans Grilled Cheese 4.99 Tuesday - Chicken & Dumplings 7.49 Chicken Strips 4.99 Black-Eyed Peas Catfish 4.99 Wednesday - Chicken Fried Steak 7.49 Served with fries Pinto Beans Thursday - Fried Chicken 7.49 DESSERTS Mac & Cheese, Turnip Greens Fried Pies 3.49 Friday - Chicken Spaghetti 7.49 Apple, Apricot, Cherry, Peach, Chocolate Lima Beans Mississippi Mud 6.39 Served with 2 veggies & bread Half Mud 4.29 Ice Cream 1.99 Ice Cream & Fudge 2.49 18% Gratuity Added to Parties of Six or More $2.00 Split Charge (Excludes Hubcap) .

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