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Catering-size mashed potatoes prepared by Poboys Kitchen in San Francisco

MASHED POTATO (8 TO 10)

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Creamy, buttery, and perfectly mashed potatoes made from scratch

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Catering-size Cajun fried okra prepared by Poboys Kitchen in San Francisco

FRIED OKRA (8 TO 10)

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Hand-cut okra, lightly battered and fried to golden perfection

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Catering-size fresh cut kennebeck fries prepared by Poboys Kitchen in San Francisco

FRESH CUT FRIES (8 TO 10)

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Fresh cut kennebec potato friesw/ homemade sauce

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Catering-size mac and cheese prepared by Poboys Kitchen in San Francisco

MAC & CHEESE (10 TO 12)

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House recipe , loaded with melted cheese, baked to golden perfection. Southern comfort in every bite

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Catering-size white rice prepared by Poboys Kitchen in San Francisco

RICE (8 TO 10)

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Slow cooked white rice

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Cheesecake

CHEESE CAKE (Daily)

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cheese cake

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Beignets (Classic)

BEIGNET

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homemade beignet

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Abita Amber Lager

Abita Lager

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abita amber lager

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Abita Jockamo Juicy IPA

Abita IPA

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abita juicy IPA

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House White

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house white wine

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