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Epicurean Kentuckian: Prime Rib! In Columbia, KY



2010-12-14 - Photo by Mike Hamlett. 275 Country Club RD, Columbia, KY
The Prime Rib today at Mulligan's at The Pines may make one think they've died and gone to Hasenour's heaven, but at lower prices than most of us can remember Hasenour's ever having. It's just a little more than I paid for prime rib in Louisville in 1962 - $4.00 for a complete meal, and I don't remember whether it was at Gruber's, Hasenour's, or Kunz' the Dutchman. But it is cheaper than the next cheapest Prime Rib, a $7 one in Jackson, KY. (It included two $1 tickets on the Kentucky lottery, thrown in.). Neither of those were all you care to eat. This is. It's at Mulligan's at the Pines at Lindsey Wilson today, Tuesday, December 14, 2010 where a complete buffet with salad and dessert is only $6.25 - and it is all you care to eat.


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