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What to order at Good Hot Fish
- Must order
- The fried catfish basket with hush puppies and Carolina mustard sauce.
- Signature dishes
- Fried catfish basket, Hush puppies, Slaw dog
- Editor tip
- Order at the counter, take your basket downstairs to Burial's beer garden. Limited indoor seating upstairs.
CuisineBlack Appalachian Fish Fry
Price$$
Neighborhoodsouth-slope
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Signature dishes: Fried catfish basket, Hush puppies, Slaw dog
Must order: The fried catfish basket with hush puppies and Carolina mustard sauce.
Tip: Order at the counter, take your basket downstairs to Burial's beer garden. Limited indoor seating upstairs.
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