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What to order at Hodak's Restaurant & Bar
- The dish to know
- Fried chicken dinner
- Editor tip
- The fried chicken dinner with sides is the value order. Expect a wait on Friday nights for the bird.
CuisineFried chicken
Price$
Neighborhoodbenton-park
HoursMon-Sat 11:00-21:00, Sun 11:00-20:00
Phone314-776-7292
The dishFried chicken dinner
Last verified
Tip: The fried chicken dinner with sides is the value order. Expect a wait on Friday nights for the bird.
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