Review: Fried chicken for the whole family, plus cocktails

Critic Brad A. Johnson finds another great family meal available for takeout and delivery.
Brad A. Johnson • Orange County Register • November 12, 2020
It’s dark outside. The phone rings. “Hello?” I mute the television that’s been tuned to the election returns all night. “Hi. It’s your driver with DoorDash. I’m almost at your front door with your food from Tavern House. However, the restaurant...
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