
I ordered a club sandwich. I'm not sure what happens if you ask the server for a quickie, but these people obviously have a sense of humor. Various sandwiches here come totally covered in gravy. The only place I ever saw do this in Texas was the Elite Cafe, founded in 1921, who dropped the gravy drenched sandwich off the menu about ten years ago. This is Old School.


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Connie's Diner is a Waterloo institution. Legend has it that if Connie's ever happened to be quiet enough, a person with good hearing could actually hear the sound of arteries slamming shut during a zesty meal.
Connie's used to be called CHICKS diner. I remember when the table juke box's worked.
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