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Dallas Tortilla & Tamale FactoryJust imagine the stories that have been told inside The Egyptian, the Campisi family’s Italian restaurant on Mockingbird Lane in Dallas. It opened in 1950 and would have been called something other than The Egyptian, but Sicilian immigrants Carlo and Antonina Campisi didn’t have enough money to change the sign. The restaurant served “pizza pies,” as they were called, and housemade pasta.
Sonny Bryan’s is a charming place to eat, with its schoolroom desks just big enough to hold a sandwich and some onion rings. It’s the same place where Julia Child hopped behind the counter and worked the register, just for fun; and it’s where Rachael Ray filmed an episode of '$40 a Day' for the Food Network.
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