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Landmark Hollywood haunt of mahogany booths and surly waiters. Where Faulkner mixed his own mint juleps and drank himself to death, and Chandler wrote The Big Sleep. Founded in 1919, it might need a little botox; endlessly overrun by gawking tourists. The chops have lost it. The A-1 is still good. The stirred martini is never shaken and still one of the town's best, while the flannel cakes remain full of love.
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