(Flickr pic by mseratt99.)
Mark Oct. 6 in your calendar -- it's time to celebrate the centennial of one of L.A.'s oldest restaurants, Philippe the Original.
For the day, prices will be rolled back to TEN CENTS for a sandwich.
It's gonna be a madhouse. But hey, you'll be able to say you were there. Here are the details:
The historic Los Angeles restaurant will celebrate their 100th anniversary and for one day only, on Monday, October 6th, 2008 from 4-8pm, Philippe’s will offer its renowned French Dip sandwiches, available in delicious roast beef, lean ham, tasty turkey, succulent leg of lamb and juicy roast pork at the original price of 10-cents. A cup of their famous 10-cent coffee will sell for five cents.
Three generations of family members who own Philippe’s, famed Los Angeles Dodger peanut vendor Roger Owens, the USC Marching Band, Harpo the Clown, comedian Howard Dover, and the Perfect Gentlemen Accapella Group will all be in attendance to entertain and celebrate.
They are located at 1001 North Alameda Street, Los Angeles, CA 90012.
Check out all of our posts on Philippe's -- including the debate over who invented the French Dip, Philippe's or P.E. Cole's -- here.
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