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Wally's Vulcan Restaurant was located at 2512 18th Street South (U. S. Highway 31) in Homewood near Vulcan Park in the mid-20th century. It was owned by Wallace "Wally" Mesad and featured his "famous" fried chicken (originally Beverly Osborne's patented "chicken-in-the-rough").

The Gold Nugget later remodeled and moved into the building.

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	'''Wally's Vulcan Restaurant''' was located at 2512 [[18th Street South Homewood\|18th Street South]] ([[U. S. Highway 31]]) in [[Homewood]] near [[Vulcan Park]]. It was owned by [[Wally Meshad]] and featured his "famous" fried chicken (originally Beverly Osborne's patented "chicken-in-the-rough").		'''Wally's Vulcan Restaurant''' was located at 2512 [[18th Street South Homewood\|18th Street South]] ([[U. S. Highway 31]]) in [[Homewood]] near [[Vulcan Park]] in the mid-20th century. It was owned by [[Wally Meshad\|Wallace "Wally" Mesad]] and featured his "famous" fried chicken (originally Beverly Osborne's patented "chicken-in-the-rough").

	[[The Gold Nugget]] later remodeled and moved into the building.		[[The Gold Nugget]] later remodeled and moved into the building.